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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.
DELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
Il OPENS ON

DELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
d OPENS ON
MONDAY, 18th INSTANT,
afording unusual facilities. a prompt attend
ance is earnestly requested of those who pur-
pose to enter.
The Institute has recently been thoroughly
repaired and refurnished. The Study Hall IS
elegantly and comfortably furnished. The Mu-
sic rooms will be supplied with new and hrst.
Knobe e Co., Of Baltimore, and StelnWay
OF New York .r,;+.+o
Thssre are three experienced and efficient
toachcrs in the Musical Department.
-. O FICE IS:
Miss E. B CARRIER Principal
Miss A, +. TEBBS, Associate Principal:
Miss NJ. d. STEWART, Drawing and Paint
Bliss M. M. CARRIER, Assistant in English.
Prof. II. MASON, Lenguages-French,
Prof: 4. E. HEYMAN-assisted BY lady
Music-Piano, Harp, Organ and Guitar
Miss HELEN NJ HEWITT, Vocal Music.
sep 11-2twtf ID
NEW SCHOOL-Th subscriber feels than k
" full for former patronage, and again sollclts
the public favor in his line OF business Ills
school commences the 10th day of September,
1866, and continues to the 10th July, 1867.
Terms For the Latin and Greek Languages,
Mathematics, &C., Sl75 for ~ months or scho-
lsstic year; for the English Branches, $50. In
all cases one-half in advance.
'''-O0 JOHN FITZHUGH,
Living u miles above Fairfax G. H,
sep 11-eo6t& Near Herndon Station.
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CLOTHING, &c.
ARNOLD s. FIELD,

* ARNOLD s. FIELD, IS
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. 60 to No. 49, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive cell from
their friends, or any one in want of a suit Of
good clothes We have on hand and are re-
ceiving good line of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS.
LINENS &c,
which we will make to order, very low, for the
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
where you will always find the latest styles.
We will furnish
WHITE SHIRT
as cheap as they can be had at retail in Phia-
dciphia Warranted to fit and wear well. Call
and see US, at No. SO, King ST., doors west of
Royal. aug 1T
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EyEN,G., SEPTEMBER II.

RETURNED CoNFEDERATE.-lb latest,
md perhaps the last tocome, returned Coincide
ate, was in this city Saturday, direct from the
ate enemy's prisons.
His experience since the surrender has been
Goth eventful and tragic. Soon after the ter
niaation of the war he was, with other prlSou-
,rs at Johnson's Island, liberated, but was not
furnished with transportation. Beng Wlth0oS
money, he was at loss how to get 20 MS
home, which is In Augusta county IN THIS
State, nine miles from Stanton. lie, how
ever, made his way into Indiana, atoot, and IN
passing through town of that State, went
INTO 8 hotel, thinking he might meet with
.one one who would give him assistance. \
lumber of men were at the bar drinking,
.1nong them Federal officer, who was talking
about the war, and among other things, sad
:hat he had taken an oath to kill every one OF
.ashby's men he ever met with. Without
stopping to weigh the consequences our re-
lurned hero spoke up, on the impulse OF the
moment, and said ''he was one of Ashby $
saen." The officer at once drew pistol and
tired on him three times, each ball taking
Eject but not in vital points. Our Contede-
ate, like wounded lion, rushed on him,
r?reDched the weapon from his grasp and shot
ne OIuCST UCau Will u leAlalnlL btlii' Ae
Confederate was arrested, thrown in prison,
There he suffered long months. of confinement,
and it was only very recently that he was
brought to trial, which resulted in his final
-cquittal He then started again for home,
and reached here Saturday morning by the
Tennessee train. He stopped at the Norvell
House, where he was recognized by gentleme en-
aho knew him and youched for his respecta-
3ility and reliability. He also had with him a
copy of the records in the trial properly au-
:henticated corroborating his statements.
Me vas furnished with assistance and started
:or his home Sunday morning. His name is
Simpson, and he was member of Ashby,,s
command while that knightly chiettain rode
ais wondrous rounds, and was the first, to
each his noble form when he fell. Thus has
perhaps the last ''re bel 10 gray, come back to
MS home, save the long, long list of those who
sleep in the ''blvouac Of the dead who will
raturn never again to the homes for which
hey fought SO well.-LynchJmy Vuyjninn.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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Blu SINE SIS COLL E G { !,
Corner Of Baltimore and Charles Streets
BALTIMORE, MD.
FOUNDED, 1852. CHARTEKED 1904
The most extensive and complete Business
College in the United States
A large and Splendid newHall to be openea IN
September next ,.:
Every Young man desirious to obtain a
THOROUGH PRAC rICAL BUSINESS ED
UCATION, in the shortest reasonable tlne,
and at the least possible expense, snoui1 Wlite
Immediately for our large Illustrated College
Journal containing terms OF tuition ana luli
particulars, which will be sent free OF charrge'
With snecimcns of our splendid Pcnmanshlp,
Samples of Money, Drafts, Checks, &c, used
in the Practical Department of the College.
an 2S-1m Baltimore Md:
Tg1HE NECESSITY IN THIS PLACEFoK
Nv q ladyl being suggested MISS MARCIA
HETTA II. JOHNSON will be pleased to re-
cciye such, as pupils, on Monday, September
10th. Such care will be taken with the eicmch-
tary branches of Orthography, Reading Wr,t
ing and Arithmetic as VIII promote inc'T lc ~.
antly situated. Particulars will DO given upon
application to the Principal, ut the residence OF
Mrs. Judge Nenlc, corner Of Duke and st.
Asonh streets M "a oOtf
A LENANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n NO. 81 WASH NGrON STREET..
Session opens September 18th, 1866, and closes
last week in June, lSh'.
Course OF instruction, Neutrality-suspicious.
buildings commpdious and oligibIy located
PhiOsOuhiral ApparntuS, ample, including Il
fine Telescope Assistant Teachers, competent
and experienced.
The especial! Departmcnt' oilers unusual adj
vantages to young ladies wishing to become
ular study beyond the usual limits.
For catalogue, containing all necessary lntor-
nation. appiv to X. KEMPER,
au If Principal.
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E1HE ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL,
LYCEUM BUILDING,
Corner of Prince and Washington ste.
W. D. STUART a NJ, Principal =,
sumed at 8 O clock a, m, September II, 1866.
Terms, per quarter Of ten weeks-payable inva-
riably in advance.
Preparatory School. .................".... - w
Junior Glass;. ~ w
intermediate II oO
Modern Ian luages, Drawing, &c, at Pro
fessors Charges.
Fer further information apply to either Of
the principals. au lI-eotsepll
vi ~ MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
SOUTH Room, LYcEUM BUILDING.
The undersigned will resume the exercises Of
his School, on MONDAY, the 10th of Septem
TERMS, per quarter of ten weeks, PAYABLE
IN ADVANCES:
Elementary Glass, ........"..............S 600
Junior oU0
Senior IOVo
aug Loot WM. E. BAKER.
CHARLES L. POWELLS
The subscriber will reopen his school for boys
on Wednesday, the 18th IT September next,
at hi5 residence on the corner of Washington
and Duke streets, Alexandria, Virginia.
Having had more than ten years experience, he
is prepared to give to those entrusted to his care
a thorough course of instruction IN the English
branches, Greek, Latin and Missionaries. For
those who desire to study French, a competent
teacher viii be provided.
Terms, per quarter of 10 weeks-paysble in
advance.
For tuition of advanced classes..."Sl2 50 to SIS
For tuition Of Junior Class........... 10 90
Preparatory Department. :........... $50
French and Drawing (eac ...... 500
CHAS. L. POWELL, A: NJ,
au loft Principal
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VIRGINIA to with the County Court Of
Y Fairfax county, September rules; 1876 Al
fred Beckwith VS. John Beckwith and others
In chancery.
The object Of this suit is to obtain deere
for division or sale of tract of land, dev!:e"
by William Z Beckwth to the dctts. =,
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the saU
defendant is not Il resident Of this State, It i "
dered that he appear within one, month a.
ter due publication hereof, and do what Is nece>'
szry to protect his interest. \ copy teS:e;
+. D. RICHARDSUS, CLERK
MOORE, P. Q. aug 9-a"t"
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A TTENTION LADIES
n OF ALEXANDRIA, Va.
HOOPSKIRT MANUFACTORY
AND CORSET DEPOT,
NO. 40, LOU1SIAN A AVEN E,
between 9Th and eth street,
WASHIN TON, D. G.
Always on hard and made to order frst-clasi
WOVE TAPE
HOOPSKIRTS AND CORSETS,
of every size and the same sold at reasonable
prices. CHARLES BAUM.
Washington, jy Stiff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

A New VOLUME. - The illustrated
chronological Journal commences its
Forty-Third Volume with the present
January nuuber-ghich contains Rufus
sChoate, John Marshall, Sir Matthew
Hale, John Bright, Flatlheadad Indians,
etc, with Portraits. The Two Paths
s Portraits. Character in Shaking
Hands, illustrated. Influence of Mind
on Body Love and Lovers. Fore
seeing and Fore-knoging Ghosts and
Prophets I Heads and Hats. Dress
and Disease Engineering as q epur-
suit. New York City, with engraved
view. Advice to Student The Wolf
and the Lamb. The Lion and the
Mouse. The Ass and his driver. The
Dog in the Manager, etc.; with, upwards
of thirty illustrations. A pictorial
| double nunber, twenty cents or, a yeal
1 for two dollars, "a Al sssvlisb q liir -
~ Address Messrs Fowler & Wells, 389
Broadway, New York ..isalf 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

E q
10 BLAcKwooD FOR DEoEMBER.-We have
4 received from Messrs. Leonard Scott q
Co, of New York, their American edi.
| zion of Blackwood's Magazine, for De-
cembes, ls66.
~ The table of contents is an inviting
lone. The first article is Part IVof
tsMemoirs of the Confederate War for
Independence, by Heros Won Borke,
Chief Of Staff to General J. E. B. Stu
art"
Next follow Miss Msjoribanks, Part
M, "The Handy Horse Book" a dis
qnisition on Workmanship. Sir Brooke
Foosbrooke, Part VII. siOur Invisible
Capital which treats of money, bank
ing commerce, credit, and the various
matters pertaining to the accumulation
Of capital. This is an article of great
value, and ably written.
"a Brace of Travellers is a spicy and
interesting review of two works recently
issued, entitled .sMr. tVanlberg's Travels
in Central Asia" the other Mr.. Pal.
graves Narrative Of years journey
through Central and Eastern Arabia"
both Of which are highly praised. The
remaining articles are, Educators" and
"Cornelius O'Dowd on men and women,
and other things in general. = From
The hasty examination We have been
enabled to giyeit we pronounce this an
excellent number Of BlackW0od.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

sIsszisg < s.,tastasisasss 81 hua .sssaa ssaaT
.asl2ssasas
IA sesea4 80 - 1xaTgI "A aaslsas aaiRt gnA
4rsr arts sssf& s. safS9 asis 10 tls, $50 - Gas
go 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
ls issl For the Eyansvilie Journal
QUERRY-AN ANSWER Z

atD 4F iaat " 4 NOE hHc EYhuaVlIl5 JOufnAl.
a9sA QUERRY-AN AEsWERs :
o, Why lhiA earnest wish to live -ea
This constant dread to dfsP siat "
Can mortal goodIy reason give? =,
e. Speak, soul, and tell ms Why
Look Ger the breadth Of Nature bEeast;1b
See FIora's smiling face; rn9 lia 9 Ls-'Ae
The valleys bowl thsmountAinss crest,
The ripping waters race; sstis iiss bisss
View Sol in glory rise and set saA vi -
- And Luna radiance giye;. Ma has .sfooa.
All, ais beautiful-Andyst, isq - icy
For this, Obi would youIiy ,i.9 = = s.
d Go, hasten to Geiconda's mine, Eiaas e1s
20 And fill your chest with ore; s. - irl.>is
J Go to Fans's temples it 10 thine, s.ai1s4
4 v And write your nam IN lore, ~. 4
! Mingie in the thFong Of busy men, .ir5s1 lil,s
-. Reap al, but uevsF give;rai $50 80 Z. - -
Do this and more, ard tell me them $50
If man conteat can liFesis .-s4assr S4sas7i
s'oOms with me to he silent toni; y .s.zssT.
(Fear not, be firm and trust,9 si'za. %. e,.t
Each nonumensButmaflxs the. doom 49,
aai' of dust consi gned TO dust I ) ssasa ssds'
And, mortal, learn a lesson here, ;s1ssi
Ifi3i Where alof earth must lie ,s....l Id, -
Though bsths up deaths icy bier, rs r
-, The good can asuer die. .esspt > .yi.
t'sr 7-r-le7i 800 lfflrss .laBhai5if .sasfis.
4 Co. on the waters cast yonr bread, |" Z i3.A
81 = no sorrows ehildren give; ~ "a -,
Pour oil on paip--bind misery's bsad-- g
For tsis should mOrtaIs lisesosHla q = s. Z
Nor Is herecompenss Of earth. 81, .-.sai9
The gusrdcn's crown on high;ai ~ i2
Death to the ohristan giEsth birth
To bliss beyond the sky. ,.e ysfj
EsaasrilEe, Dec. 1866 wi . t.aat 9s sass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
dAmuseTnents.

TIE NEW MErRoPoLITAN-The at
tendance at the Theatre last night, was
not large, but these who were, there
were greatly delighted Bella Colder
was most happy in her rendition of the
characters of the Factory Girl and The
Young Actress. The pieces put upor
the stage last night were well selected
and clearly evinced the good taste O
Mr.. Golden in catering to the taste Of
our Ineafre-g oers. ssss3aB = VI g -
Tonight, the last but one of the win
ter season, will be produced Satan il
Paris," with the afterpiece, nLove in al
Corners."5 This is an attractive bill
and will no doubt draw yell. ~ l ~ 9s s..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
go ~ Mo,l, . Wa-rsrl nv, n M,

IT,. aaa.-a 80 D.
s6F Mark & Warren, at No. Is Main
street, are this day receiving large ad-
ditions to their stock of Brass, Bronzed
and Glass Hand Lamps, Parlorr Kiteh-
en- and Dining-room- Lamps; Burners,
Wicks aud Shades. Also. q fresh stock
of Lamp Chimneys, Flaaks, Labelled
Bottles, and Patent Bottle Shoppers.
Our stoekgof Qaeensware, Glassware,
and all other goods in onr line, is very
complete. We also have 200 era ties Of
Queensware tosarrive within q few days,
which will be sold at reduced rates for
cash Call and examine. 5de2S-lw'
h WARRIeK County ORDERS. II will
purchase two .Warrick County orders If
offered soon. A. JOHNSON,
Third street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

TIE Hoe SLAuGHrER AROUND THE
FALLs.-The beg market has sstifened
up considerably, and prices are very firm
at q decidedaadFance. Our packers are
paying SOLO per Genital per gross, and
the. same prices fule at Louisville aud
Jacksonville. The louisville Courier
says that butts few hogs are left over in
Kentucky suitable for packing. The
total number of hogs killed at Louisville
.up--to Saturday night was 81, 954, sand
the total number in pens, 4, 7l5-making
the total receipts of the season 59669.
In this city there is but one house pack
ing Mcdonald, Brown g. Hancock. Up
to last night they had killed 1851, and
had l,500 in the pens. They will pack
snail about 10000 head d. Ricketts,
& Co., Of Jacksonville, are the only firm
packing there, and up to yesterday had
killed $500. They viii apack about
5000 head during the season. % :
as compared with previous years, bns
few hogs are arriving from the interior
of Endiana the present season, by rail
road-the total receipts by rail for De-
eem5er being but 1850 head. Several
firms, however, are packing in the inte>
fior towns along the line OF the road -
.Nes0 AIbaslg Ledger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

The coIorsds people of Indianapolis
celebrated the anniversary Of President
Lincolnfs pEqclamation of emancipation
on New Years day, BY such exercises as
were suitable TO- the occasion, among
which was avery creditable procession.
The whole proceeding was orderly, and
expressed the gratitude Of the colored
men for the great boon granted to their
brethren in bondage, in1relieving them
from the chains of. American slavery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

= IINDIANAa5WAR ExRRNDITUREs1-T The
Adiptsnt General, ~Brigadier General
TsrreIl has.received returns from for5-
three Countless and they report In the
aggregate an Expenditure, for bounties
and relief to soldiers and soldiers fami-
lies since the commehcemeasof the war,
of $sie01 2e9 45.f From these returns
General Terrell estimates that the ex-
pehditures of all the ~counties-in the
State for the purposes named will not be
less than twenty millions of dollars, and
they may reach twenty-five millions
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

4
Bstwesussrsezing and fhawfng TIRE ice remains
steadfast TheswsAthsrWas pleasant yeste day
The river reported on the d cline. Upper
rivars are tigntly closed. River business dull
hereA Dne or TWO hundred tons per day is about
theentire amount going forward to Cairo and
sulphur, Springs By railEqqadT fsEz FeshiPment tP
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
River Items.

To Qua RIVER FRTESDs.-We respectfully ask
the officers Of sfaaRsnaaf6 zfEz4 : sc ziSis S.
-fnrnish -us-With memcrands, manffE SIS, and all
other inteiligence Ating tothe interests of the
river. Such favdrs will meet with the truest APP
probation, if ADDRESSED to the River Editor Evans-
Vile JOURNAL, and left with eithsr~of the wharf
bDatsa- GN
RiUer and Weather-Ths river has rsceded about
fifteen inches sincs our ast srspert Fhs Tlssf is
raportedas fi1iIhg fgst ct Cinciaaati -. 4estsr-
day was slclear, cold ana windy Day. a. Ia 81
d Port List.-The arrivals and departures since
our last report include the Phantom, from Ten.
nesaee river and Tetufn; The BoweIa, Nashville
70 CincinnatF; the Mex Longvorth, cineIn natl
to New Orleans; White Clond, New Orleans to
louisville; the eharme5 from CAIRO and seturn
VIM White, fron Green river; J. T. McCombs,
Louisville Henderson, an q rsturn the Tigress
/ No. 2 aud Curlew, Henderson and return.
/ Boar Lae.-=Amongl the first b6st5 a1sdfe the
i r. r. Webb 6umBeflahd river St. patrisE, Mem
phis to Louisville; the VI. B.. Carter, 5sr GsH er.
| leanss the St. Cloud, Oincinnasi to A1e1Aphfs.
/ Miscellaneous Business ON ths wharf yesterday
was Afr, but outside of the regular packet trade
but little was done.......'Ths White Cloud, fren
4 New Orleans, had on board regiment OF negro
soldiers 80! The leIn5tte goes TO Jsmes's Land
ing to complete her Toad, after which she viii re
turn to this port and positively leaYeson Saturday
for New Orleans ....... The VIM White brought
out of Green river fair load of tobacco ...,,.Th,
kghsrmsr Rfsfof Cairo late last evsniHE Nafsh
good trip .......River items were very scarce yes
terday. Norman will take the odd da,
as a regular Louisville packet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

$50 REwARD-If Dr. Curran attempts
to cure q patients disease aud makes a
fsilure. And no cure no pay Office.
No. 50 Main street, opposite the Courts.
house, ..--...s3ii y 800 - ,de2S.d5t 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

| PEARLS AND .RUBIEs--Whjte, teeth
cropping ! out from ridges Of ruby, a
breath = spicy asso.'.t6e. airs from
9Araby the Blsst,,.I,s Who. can can resist such
fascinations7 To realize them, 10 per.
petuate them, to make the mouth q cas-
ketsofs pearls and ubies, and every sigh
. gash.o fragrance, al Jon haVato' do,
fair:ladies;iis to use that matchless veg
etable preparation, fragrant SozoDoNT.
JAn55E 1850 ,sRSA bss tsvs'@ -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

RatLRoAD TAX. - The gross receipts
Of the BellefOntaine Railroad for the
month of November, from all sources
aiaUunt to $l27,606, on which they paid
en- income tax Of two and a halt per
centA amounting 10 3,l9l At. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
CoLLEcron'g oFrIcE. REMOVED M ..--Tbql

CoLLEcroR's 0EF1cE REMoEED. The
undersigned ibegs leave TO inform, the
public that he has moved his alpf6ce to
No. 3. First Street, opposite the Masonic
Hail. where he may be found at all
times during business hours b. ss
ian3dlw. JOHN SCHUBERT, f
@ -,s iie.. CITY. Collector g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
----------------.-H ezp 4 sMooEEYs,
ian4dSs IHT a 4NNb. 40, Main St,

a0 Msn; KIP Boots. Mems Calf
Boots Boys. Kip Boots; Ladies' Misses
and childrep's fine Strong Shoes. An
endless variety at es =. ], ..' l.5,ss - "a I
jan3dW&f. .siialiJ S.sREcKER q Cos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

PIANOS, PIANosl-We have q fine
assortment of Pianos to dispose Of on
the most reasonable terms IA
Jan5-3t81H WARREN & CovxNGrox. 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

D@ If you want -four, applea, pota-
toes, onions, butter, eggaD or anything
in the produce linsego to7DJ 55GI
IA WILLARD y PoRTEEs.f
! ajen5dIt.rf Ne4llaseuth Waterlstl !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

The State Military Agency closed; its
Office in Indianapolis on New Years
Day Hereafter all business regarding
soldiers claims will be transacted
through the Office of William Hanna
man, the President of the State Sani-
tary Commission. - =,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

nA- a great reduction in Wooden
Goods at Head & Moonsg's, Nubiesr
Hoods, BreakfsstsShawls, Sontags, Ia.
Dpabze shawis, el6aks &c, at Se5y zo.O
prices lOalllaobn Az .ssAuGAs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

.rFfs1 sfrr--+-TT~- - II
LADIES, the sale of fine cloth cleaks
and shawls, at theEAuction Room oppo-
site the Washington, House, on Main
street, will be to-day alto q clock Now
is a good chance to- get goods cheap.
They are fine and good ueiT has,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

"A Teachers Institute is Ia session at
N ew Albany The attendance is large,
and the session commences under IA
'sorAPle auspices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

sG Willard &c Porter No. III south
Water sstraat,L can ft you out with the
best braadsofl -four and all kinds of pro-
dueeoT Giga them a call. y9ian5dA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

The Stockholders of the Terre Ha1te
q IndiaaRPolis Railroad Company, on
the lst inst elected the following named
gentlemensasi Directors: Chauncy Rose,
James Rafribgtons n J. Peck Charles
Wood, W. K. Edwards, W. r. -McKesn,
and NJ W. Williams. ~
The carasorganizea By the election
Of r. ]. Peck President; Charles Wood
Secretary ;sJdhn Scott, Treasurer. R
e. Rickerss Esq, was elected superin
tendent. A. -