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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

STATE ov NHw YORK
oYvIcor "TsE Nzw CAPITOL, CossssIo,rR." I
npcIc>c AIsAxr. July ID. 1865
DLANS an DESIGNS for a NEW CAPITOL
Albany fcnneeu are informed that Plans Designs
NEW CAPT AZ Albany viii be received By tbs Commission
sr at their 90 "nt tue 10th day Of November neI at noon
printed state uecton ana dstails aud Of the premiums
oaesed viii be shed At the Office OF the commons on 40
HAMILTON HARRIS. Albany,
JOHN v l.. PRUfN Albany
u b. LATHAM, senocs Fall,
Commissioner.
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Corporation Notices.
ron AoUFDUCT DEPARTMENTAL

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr-TO
- Prop2,. rl be received e. if
Office (RotundL City bl Park unti II O'Clock NJ OF MONDAt
20 1895 f Construction DAM aud ia sppurtensnces
Tor age Boyd Corners in the township OF
Kent, Putnam County Nsw-ioIk. -.
Propossi for Dam Se Tor storage
..,,,ir County Aquduc Department
the OF the bidder and date Of his
specifications Outlined AZ the Office
tha Enneer charge Boyds Coner Carmel sPech
cs,ious 60 also be obtained AZ this Office.
'' THOMAS sTEPHESs) cro,on
ROBT L. DARRAGH Aquednct
A. w. CRAVEN. } Department.
LII. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

rVHE SCIENCE OF THE FACE.-THE NEW
L PuYsIoGNoMY On ssxs OF CnAnAcrKR, As aAsiEHsrso
ru.eras ErrsRyAL FoRns ESPECIALLY
~ THs HusIx FACE Drns ~ SAMUEL X ~sLs Editor a o.
ii.i,.ion. syo Or 100 Brce in parts paper ga bound In
as TuriJ marble edged excellent InrsY
morocco foil r,. elegant ~ agents wanted fo"bE"
WELLS No Brosdwny, " T.
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NOTICE is HEREBi GIVEN TO To Owners Of
the following this twa that unless the Ta due o. said
by ih 18th day August twin be duty to AdVee s
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In squaTe No a-Los No, gas ?es 295 26 29T 298 l6 3
square No. 2tLosNo. 49, 34s 1896 49, l83 22 2J pa
10 square No ss-LO, Ns $751; 81, D. ssS as ,s 800 s9o
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IN 'au.re No. 2eO-ot No 49,
a., 1rylsr ~ the ord ofComnssoner,
aayrs do Grace ne ls, 1864 " ""
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Mem DnblRdilons.
HAIARD TAYLORs
ST DRY OF KE Nm T. 4 L.
ELEVENTH THOUSAND PRINTING.

ST TORY OF * T. IN T. Il L.
ELEVENTH THOUSAND PAINTING.
TINS LospoH SPECTATOR Of Apd % says o. ihh book;
hoi without faiis bat with pesre suA fsnA,ou q M
a, rn. oy from ia uanquf picture Of American rural s and
sbar All that peculiar tone q seend hd-rold-ne, sad '
reliance Which isn sh ron It. corresponding gland
Mr Bayud Taylor, book 1, deghifsl aad refresh.
ing reading and he the crowded aTsc effect. and the
conventional Interests Of the better kal Of Esh noye
THE LONDON AIaEslEus oys:
THE life which presented In III. book "a sua.
csny novel to give interest such ai,be picture,
quoted ranns with ihs aid Mr. Baysd Taylor
written story that will please h, suow eoualynen bJ. sssOc.
tion, and stranger. BY Il. intrinsic merit"
THE LosDoS RSADaE Of May 10 says;
The traditions tel In themselves but home spun material;
hi, hands FL the novelty with which Gold the
creates. OF the school q which ST. Taylor advanced pu.
p invested the every day ne Of the family ohs Pno,o
their way The story Of Kennel and Ihs Vicar Of Wskshd
may be regarded as true pictures tSer'
The characters but photo graphs reproduced Il I,
uue with the cunning Of the Great
tie popularity has been Ia Amec pelc, that
popularity with Vi win be les. and lasting"
One volume svo., cloth. Price 81 g.
re.dy edition. fTAyors other works viz IS
JOHN IS
TRHyTLs il EUaoPk ASIA Africa AND AsaoA 70 .,
''' iFseh volume soid .epsraissJ - mt. In.
BAYARD TAYLORs WHOLE wokgy 'h'H 'D'NV' ~"
paper Illustrated 20 Fo"' sa Oo
Is %
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No ass proomsst New" ioih
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NOrlCE.-MAGGIE LAWRENCE (coI.
nov I'D viasd hst sssy
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Garble alantels.

Nj ARBLE hANTE.S.-The best place in the cty
h 70 purchase MARBLE sANrELs OF the latest designs vsey
70" price, q ShAbEhs Marble Work.. No lOs Eat lsS
81. near Ss,e. " saases ut the country Gu, tins oa
w durable; hall de mr.. Of m.tbI, r.
STEWART 6Oo sixth sv, bet 3sts Goth ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

~ AMERICAN CONFLICT" ~, - -. 40,
Va N ~. o,v hs. met with unparalleled sucoessl300?
having aesdy been emphstesny ndo'ed BY The pred
All rssiss .Ss G,pe.s the by the President men
ter OF The Cabinet and Representative. IN Congress- $40
OoVsrn Literary men, and By hou'and' ponny opposed '
suiL0T. -. Al, -. a..
Vol land last, VIII b, published In hurus and VII nn,. ,nas
,usn H. b,h character Of the first In n Preparation tue vas,
roun Of tine bor aud pan.Aking research devoted csIeiu
nlnf Of the mass OF crude surface material adopted by eys we'
hsut vsrfesop AID 10 collection OF Important inlomauon
hitherto nsrcsbs or much ION the heor
dr-c.nr urdsr ths eminent quaih' o. tho alh9r 70
f4,. . on ,1rparr slcslencs Hhioh wi saporse1' a.
~, .,,,.., -. ID D. CASH Co., Publishers,
''"'' Wv aaTuasi Cana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

VO PUBLISHERS &c.-A young gentleman,
.y Y,of..or IN College wishe. POSITION in Pubish-
pr a bsrs hi. edueson aud steady attention viii be sand
u LA rood accountant Address j. r. boz 80 Tribune Onlos
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NeyYorl July %
NOTICE.-PubIe notice is here.

Ney.Yori July %. 1866.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is here
By TI to p, Or Ps s o. eGa1 eb, h
.S a % s.,1 Os o 9ss by E pen. s
FIST: for building sewer In s,h.,rs,, from list I'd
s-oud For building sshse, from shavsnus
rd: baldilg ssewcr LudS~.ree, between Delaney
Tsrrh For building in S4Got between RngOn
40 limits smSrlced BY such include all the several
hours and ' Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF aud stu
fi. Both ee, Of between Is, and ads'euu..
scond Both sides Of 5th street, between 6.hsvenue and point
T Both sides between DsllnceJ and BfOom
r5ar,h Both de' Of hok..rss between Rvns,on and Stan
All p-a, whose interest. IRE ,G-c,-d By above named
rsn , who ere opPo.ed :; the same or either Of them are re-
signed beir ohes No y ChAnbestre basement New Court
House "i.a thirty days ffom 'he 4as q ;hs 92ties
JOHN .. oTTlwELL. OF
oTun bonD or AssEs.oes New cour,Iloa.e Jolly "a 1896
rI'O CONTRACT0RS.--Notice is hereby given that
10 puruace q an ordnance Of the Common Council,
Be ord;ined the Mayor Aldermen and commcr.ly Of the
Pine stree. 90 ian street, be paved with the Nicholson pave
men 'as e3rn BY me property owners SeeI Pto
BAY August lSs, foF a. .ous,rucGon Of said pavement,
and the ate oas the @ Of Of the
Bidse will spice por square yard tn. pavement com
p'f S.ss 10 orm ~. os to bid esu be obtained this o.
THOMAS STEPHENS Cro,o.
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Aquedgc.
=. ". CRAVEN Board
C)eiso Cro,on Aquednt apartment. Jolly 16 1896
OyyicE .aroS AeuRDucr BOARD July "a. 1865.
rI,O CONTRACIOkS-SEALF PROPOSALS.
ndoed "Pre'oAh hr tldins Stone Tower Engine House
and Boiler az or neg near
he vh Br together with he n.me OF the bidder and dae OF
VIII be received unt II o'ciock
Fi5 tne 50 day OF Augut, 1896 which time they will be pub
iy onr furnishing th.
eonaeon 81 stone Tower kngns Hsise and Boiler House At or
near one huhavs and -thEd Bdre
flans ana lions and anforms
OF bids also be ooi1,ed s "' "1o'e OanN 'o'n'
The amount Of S'v required will be Thr,ydv, Tbop,,,a
DouAra TOMAS SrEPEiTNs) Croton
KO.T. !. DARRAGH Aqueduct |
A " CRAVEN 1 |
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Go ilJbom II nan rouceru

NOTICE is hereby gFen, that q. application has
~ been 6od in the ExecutYe peptment Of * st,,a 4 New.
yoi f the pardon Of JOSEPH COEEN soni..I 80 cony, -,
General Sessions City and cuny Of YORK sso IS 1905 Of
Grand Larceny and sentenced ph'onml Tor tbs OF two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

I'HE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
BACONS NEW MAP OF CENTRAL EUROPE.
snd carefully compiled Map i'susd-szo 27rH
Showing the political boundroI railways submarine tele
frAph, grounds fortr and thu general military
o Tho Man finely engraved and great pains have been
taken 70 correctly the small towns rivers ETC. near tue seat
90 Tb ,s,,ieal information eonAnedi In each Map also yIu
able .o.,
Pnee. Coofed, on Psper..............'.oOc cents
Price, Cooed. on Cloth, on RoleTs.Sl
tibsr.i dl.counl made TO Agent, and the trade.
Ada,... W. H. BIDWELL Publisher
No Be-km.nst.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
Boaro ano Rooms.

A PARLOR FLOOR elegantly FURNISHED, 10
"A party Of eealsmen would family with ~itbout
boards attached No. - West Nintt fth
A VERY desirable suit of ROOMS TO LET. with
L Board furnished unfinished. Location unsurpassed Rec
exchanged No. II afsyettpce corner Of FS1rhs
brooklyn B0ARD.-A Gentleman requires 4
ID s.conds,ory strictly private family AddrsaS
stating terms W. II. X, Tribune Office.
ITO GENTLEMEN.-A large well-funshed front
ROOM To LEI With closets dressing bath Sc Le
cation and desirable Family pryae Apply DRAYTOS Ne
$50 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
Go Get.

A DOCTORS OFFICE TO LET-Also, FUR
n NISHED ROOMS for single gentlemen ouly without bossd-
No. 81 Amyst
rg'O LET-The three-stOry Brick HOUSE No. 242
immedaey Apply to ROBERT USHER, u, No 2s w.a
fhIrtyfouIth,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

nor SALE-At Rockland Lake. desirable ooun.
trg RESIDENCE ahd OutbuidingI with IL s:r-s o. LAND.
having large font on Lake and Ia hne state ca vou
large supply and :. ale ante tog seanboa Anf
ing North River DAY, EERDoh Co. No 'i bfoad"-h
Room No 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-17
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This uneqnslei preparation. which rossess the peou-
liar properties of restorin grey hair to its uul co.'s
or ana il the color il possessed before
il turned grey. /. IL permanent for cabdrnr,
and eniveIs the roots OF tie hair I'll
hair lasting and natural moisture, csIdiur.
scurf hing and soreness OF the skin Per,ors that
have tried this say that the have tired all
kinds OF Tonic and Hair Restoraiyes, and had ftvtr
been able to 6nd article that would produce the de-
sired result until they had tiled Hair fonic u hrs
cured persons who had solid Of daudfun all knit
ted and ted together IN the shape q ep cover
hi tho whole head in the course q thirty Gays
after using my Tonic the scrrf and dandruE ali dlasp
peared, aud the hair which had until tina. TINE besn
growth. o,.
In the case of one James Mershon. OF tho 2ls Iowa
Infantry whose head covered with tuck Costing
OF dandr utf and scurf mentioned above, and whose
hair had almost compile fallen out, Is shown the viz
the IN this Tonic the course OF thrt weeks If
cation Of it his tcap assumed healthy condition ard
his air CONNIE need grow beautifully. This Is only
or case o. the kind In thousand. could mention
man Others but want of space and coat pre-
yenied from doing So
Sold bv GEORGE cABUs corner Of Second and Main
street Price IS cents per bottle liberal discount to
the trade. aptifdeih
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-17

ZOE fns nrcKrfIcS AID TREATMENT OF
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
AID
DIsnAsEs OF THE EYE AND EAR

WIS institution is situated in the most
Iowa. and Is well every respect to secure the
comfort OF invalids.
The following diseases admitted and treated in this
INSTITUTION: 4
LIST Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations.
ID Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
3D.. Diseases 9th Lungs, Throat and Heart.
18th. Diseases OF Women.
Drs SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice OF medicine will give erte me
aud attention to cases OF the Kind .inrneI ated.
The Department Of Surgery ard Diseas-- Inc Eye
en1 Ear will be under the special charge OF Ir SAN
kOAD While that of Direea Ut ie Lungs, Threat sid
Heart ard the Diseases Of Women will be arder the
special charge OF Dr. CURTIS, though either Will assist
the other In diffcuIt cases.
MS enterprise has been In grccessfu operation more
.nAn ysar and II Ii believed private Cllse II the
ohoo etAies presents larger number of interesting
and important casss
fhynaans passing through soiourning in our city
efs respectfully invited TO visit the ufrmsry se-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-17

Tue French Minister explains that the
French troops which are reported as having
passed through Havana on their way to Mex
leo are recruits to take the places of men
whose terms of service have expired, or who
have been invalidated.
General Santa Anna arrived at Elizabeth
port \. j., on the 1lth, by the steamer
Georgia from ST. Thomas. He is accompa-
MED BY several South Americans. 1t is I'M
derstood the object of his coming to this
country is to unite his efforts with those of
the Liberal party of Mexico to expel Maxi
milan He declares that he is not seeking
for power, but will place himself under the
lead of Jaurez.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-17

MHttswnts1 AssasaiasStss NJ oessG-
S;.ngTsaehers Ordered ~ 1oAvo
from the yick.burg Herald, Nay ethl
BUREAU R., F. h A. L.,
OFFICE SUB. Con-, DIST. GRENADA,
GRENADA, Miss, May l, 1865. J
Morcns P. Bestow, A. A. General Vicksburg:
Sat- becomes my painful duty to inform
You of the death Of Lieutenant ]. B. Bland
ing. under the following circumstances: The
Lieutenant, at u o'clock yesterday evening,
received an invitation to walk, which ne &C.
cepted- After walking short dlstanc. they
arrived in the bar Of the premises occupied py
Woodruff l. Co., where person came out
from an alley-way and discharged three pistol
shots, taking effect as follows: the hrst IN the
back part of the head, the second in the side,
and the third in the lungs or back: from the
effects Of which he died this morning at 104
o'clock.
There is much excitement in town in re-
card to the matter, and several citizens have
called to express their sympathy and condemn
the outrage. They hold a meeting this even
ing. to condemn or discuss the outrage. On
the other hand, men have come up to me, ana
told me to look out, as they are after me-,
On the whole. the town is very unsafe to
any one, especially those to whom can pc ap-
nlied the term "Yankee."
/ have been informed that the school teach
ers now here are not safe, threats having been
made of burning their houses and driving
them out of town.
IL matters now are, / am not safe an hour;
nor can /. under the present excitement,
transact anv business pertaining to the Freed.
mems Bureau.
have the honor to be,
Very respectly,
Your obedient servant,
fS;onedl SILAs MAY,
Capt. V. R. &c. and Sub. CON-, District OF
Grenada.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
OFFICE SrR Con-,
Meridian, May 8, 1866.
Editors Mississippi Messenger:
| send you the following items as you re-
quest: One o. clock this morning this othce
was attacked by two or more persons. They
burst open the door of the room occupied by
Captains Chapman and Sunderland, fired
two shots in the room and SAID, "Get
out of this place. you id Yankees. or stake
that you id Yankees" They instantly
fled. and in The darkness and confusion 1t was
impossible to distinguish them wefired upon
them, however, before they were out OF sight.
but without effect One of the balls entered
the wall few feet above the bunk. One of
the assassins was dressed in light clothing.
From their voices we are satisfied they were
white persons. }. >. hNox,
Major and Sub. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-17


Case Of Is boxes Nos TO I5) and book 60
These remedies by the p single box sert 10
airy part Of The country ~ mail express, free II
char st, re.eitt on the prize. Aidress
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For sale by every MGsttiae Dealer.
Or HUMPHREYS is consulted taily at hfs Office /
sonall, or by letter abose E all torns Of disease
lan2sdly
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HUMPHREYS,
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Liable They the only medcnes perfectly adapted
popular use-so simple that mistakes cannot be
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-17

Sold wholesale, In Chicago by Fuller Finch Fuller
Burnhanis i Van Sctaxrk, Lord Smith. Emth
Dwyer II Reed Co. Chas q Smith Diet1seh, Blvcki
4 Co. III Scoy W b Harris / Co. Post Rxdeau, and
by drug gists and dealers generally. feb3d4m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-17

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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08

In the House,eon the I'd, inquiry was in
structed into the expediency Of extending
the same aid to the Iowa branch Of the Pa
cifc railroad as to the Kansas branch.
Gems. Meade and Thomas paid visit to the
House, and met with cordial reception.
On the I'd, the President sent message
to Congress stating that, in view Of the fact
that the commercial interests of the country
would be promoted by q formal recognition
of the Dominican Republic, he had nominal
ed to the Senate, to represent the United
States in that country, an officer Of the
same grade with the one now accredited to
the Republic of Hayti.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08
THE PROPER TRAINING TO MAKE USE
Full, SUCCESSFUL MEN.
The Age and ExigencIes of the Times Demand Che
Eastman System Of Business Education.
A Model Commercial College
in Chicago.

There has been built up in Poughkeepsie NJ Y by
H. G.. Eastman, LII. D., the largest and most popular
Institution of Learning the American Continent,
numbering Thirteen Hundred Students and occupying
SIX buildings. He suggested the best Course o
Study for Practical, Useful Education, and the beat
mode of Commercial College Instruction. ever adopted
in this or any other country.
Its largely increasing patronage 10 the West Induced
him to extend it's usefulness by establishing WESTERN
INSTITUTION of the College'at CHICAGO under the
ncipalship of Prof. Il. P. EASTMAN.
Its already has parallel in the history of
Educational Institutions, 1t having extended
atronage to-day than any Commercial or Mercantile
College In the West.
1t is the largest best furnished and most complete
Institution of the kind ia the World In appointments
and facilities.
The Course of Study comprises every variety
Business and Finance from Retail to Banking Opera
tions, by the great system of ACTUAL BUSINESS In
sTRUcTIoN. Bookkeeping in all it's various methods
Business Forms, Terms and Usages, Business Writing
Correspondence Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial
law Advertising, Partnership Settlements Detecting
Counterfeit Money, thoroughly taught.
Its TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT is tie Best and Most
Extensive in the Country
Evening Instruction ia all branches is given to those
who are unable to atterd the Daily Session
Graduates assisted to Situations in Government
Departments and the Cities OF TIC Coun lry
Students admitted any week ay or evening In
the year. common-schoo educat IN s all the neces-
sary qualification There are 40 examinations at
commencing.
Full information may be had at the College Metro
polftan Hall, Chicago, Ill, or by addressing tn
Principal, II. p. EASTMAN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08

The German critics say that Vieuxtemps,
the violinist, now under Ullman's manage
ment, has almost entirely lost the strength
OF his arm, and that he cannot replace thi s
defect by any more Of his brilliant techni-
cal achievements -. ~. nM
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08

A LARGE cotton factory is to be built at
Minneapolis, Mimi, the coming season.
Gen. G. G. Washburne, Of Lacrosse is the
leading spirit in the enterprise.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
Vick'S Illustrated
CATALOGUE OF SEEDS
AND
FLORAL GUIDE,
FOR THE SPRING OF 1866

FOX THE SPRING OF 1866
Is published. 1t contains full descriptions of the
choicest floral treasures of the world, ard the best
vegetables with plain directions for culture. Illustra-
ted with CoLoRED BoQUET AND FIFTY WooD ENGRAv-
of the newest and best flowers and eontang about
20 peges RSrSent to all who apply, enclosing 10 cts
which is not half the cost. Hy-Flowers from seeds
sold by me. obtained the first prizes at the principal
State Fairs, and hundreds of County Fairs the past
simmer. Address JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08

Col. WooD, proprietor of Woods Museum
IN Chicago has had e16O,oO (about 81
Ioo, 900 left him by deceased .uncle in
England
1t is designed, if the rank Of General is
conferred upon General Grant to make Gen
erals Sherman and Sheridan Lieutenant
Generals. 1t is also proposed to make Vice
Admiral Faragut full Admiral.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08

SUCCESS OF WESTERN EsTERpR1sE.--Cbjl-
dren and parents everywhere are rejoicing
over the success of The Little Corporoz. the
brilliant new paper for children published
in Chicago, ILL.,, by Alfred L. sewell. From
The far-off shores Of Maine comes the follow
ing: " Bright, sparkling and pure; gem
both in typography and contents Certainly
we have seen nothing in the shape of a
child's paper which can : ,mpare with this,
which comes to us from over the prairies"
-PortIaad Daily Press.
The price is only one dollar a year, and
certainly The Little Corporal for one year
viii do the children more good than guar
ter's schooling.