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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

81 WAsHrSGTos, Jan. 44,.Assiistaat Sec
oretary ;ob the Treasury Chandler, and
sHarve ey W. Watefstufie = have reached
Whining pgton,. North CarOlias, IT, has
been before. stated, that their business
has been to-examins. into. alleged cot
ton frauds In the South. --..-.e =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

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IisLa.oa asssga1q 81 Cd ssai isi5iisa E
In ore of the letters opened
Dead Lister lofRcs al washinpto,
twenty thousand dollars in bonds,
Capt. Campbell, of the steamer
apia, was lost oyerboard on her D,
from Glasgow. EALA A'Aa'AA-i' =
Ii is stated that q aAConvention o
lectors Of Customs is to- meet in
si1gtoH City On the 8th inst -
slsMElJohn P. Figh, prominent
zen Of Montgomery, Ala, died ii
say on The night THE 9th ult. j.
The freshet throughout the SoutE
done considerable damage to br
over the Etowah, Qeonee andy
rivers, and will cause great inco1
ience toraiir0ad transportation.
The Freedmen's Bureau, Wednsa
turned over to their owners several d
in Loudon county, Virginia, contai
, l,226 acres, which had been held as j
fscated property. 4sah s1sse III -
Hon. Jacob x. McKealIy, represe
tive ih Congress from Berks Dist
PsnIagIvania, in 1864. id;ad waa
dav ~ 80 Y. 'ti ..1,.g ~ g.. 80
The new State officers Of Wiscot
were sworn in Wednesday Gover J,
Fa:rchild,s = inaugural fAdsress !,
read. - y
The store Of Bsn,,a,I;ct l. d.. 4 ,a,lsf, a., !.
land, Ohio. was gobba.I rI,uss,.ad Z = J;
of several tbo5sa,,,l a,,6I,a
furssi,s,s is ,sillgi,5 .,l ',51 q NSr - -" Ot'A 1s
The Milwaukee, and w,susss.ss D.. D.
way Comnani,v,. b llbav,,e., ,h,s;as go ~
the EasteF1 i,,iv;s;o,, ~ ~ "'s0l f's
Road ~ ,.hs,.v Tr-aag az Is 10 ~
The M;I;...u,c.ss....S 1;o 3, si,l.,,. sas5.
yintF6asss, ~ 1l,..ssss.s VII ;Rs4l
woek. a hill sor ~ > - ~
lar army. -s@se u s1e Eel
Governor Worth. of No,tb Er..a,;,
has issued a DR. proclamation convan;,
the Lsaislatufe oF tbat S,., q /
18th inst.
Eou, oom,..; &c ,,,. r.s.. M,
STATES cavalry doing d5sv 49, ca Nv
land, Maryland. have fbse6 - I,1IrdsSad ! !
North Carolina.
In Republican cauous Wadne.ds i
in Concord. TN H..Ta fesoiotIon = i
adopted indorsing the actiops Of Pr,
dent johnson ibEotoanT OF zood Il
John G. Henan. the noted nno;,;.s
low in New York. having iust,retn "a
rom Europe. Il He is Z 4cSnS 4accconT6Sa6Sied d
lis wife and mother.
The Steamer Minnie coll;dsd Win
nonitor lying opposits Cairo. and n
Wednesday afternoon. She Was 1dni
t $45 900; insured for $40 600
The news from Cbibn.bn. :. - -
4th of November last. and contain,c.
cunts of the reception of President la-
sz at the Capitol Of Mexico.
A5rAs,aA.&A a
Gather yery cold and snoy ,nnd M
aims are losing all their animal.
Mrs Hannah 1,..-.;.s = e.,on
, WadDe.dau 1o.t. -. 80 - -. - ' 80
,s Of aThraa E~nos'.. 80 "a' w a:'.,O
ID other psen,,la, ,vorl-s
Ma;o4 n :. -
;,.;orar and = daiaa.; -.cn Jo-
- sa1ErE,sss csT sssV. - W. W. .vT W.
asa ga a,,a y .nqisps ds aSlHed yea
A. Is sSs y S'LJET Dill on i .lle sonb
sr-s ssS 80 q -. :. sls..n trsnSA'
T. g. .ls .'eon'Hs omeers
s, hs sae ,Os 'ne pas. ,.s year 2 'sO' Z 70
.,s - 80 nHIa % DoaIfq, DoaaIfqd,ap y y
sT,N.sf1 : rsIfq SvI.s WsM
a AuhS0 iOhSS Va mOLhAHn ntas preh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

0.,sJan.. 4-The Ohio
Fenian State Convention was held here
on the first instant, and declared. unsni-
lmously in favor of President Roberts
and Gen Sweeney. -.........-......-...
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

SAN FRANcEsbo, JAN stocks weak
Could 4 Curry. Ss2,1 Savage 752, yellow
Jacket S45, Crown Point $50. Imperial
.ll5, LegalstendsFs 6741, choice New
York butter 40c. ---.--Sii .'-'''''' -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
An AUCTION.
House and Three Lots at q Auotio

House and Three Lots at Auction.
H1HE So RscRIBERs BEING ABOUT LEAv-
~ ing this city, will oaexaht public nuctsou the
residencs now oonnpisa by him; also, ons horse
and d-eAzsiage, karuess, ana one very me
COW; togetheralrx itla nss par5of, stftt n fo1Hn,
and kitchen furnitureJ BFnABBls carpet ing ram
carFetss socab ssS s6fa ntfe Tables, parlor
organ, what not, i1chandeliers,A bureaus, cans
CHAIRS stand fahiaa, aAe4y ags& Sale TO fakB place
on WEDH ESDAY, January 10Th, at ten o'cleek,
ct his Residence on Church street, between Cherry
and Oak. Terms Of sale--Cash In hand. -
lan6 dot u -.rl.f M ~. sIkVNG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
Iaod mas iOjinelnl4at q N fark.t.T
TdssOLUTIOE NOTICE

Dissolution of Copartnership.
PY MUTUAL BCONsEETs Il HAVE THIs
- day withdraw from the firm CT Cross, Davis
a Co.. and in so doing take pleasure iu recon-
msnding the house to my old frirnds and patrons
a. worthy Of their seuppert nnd palfOnagsa1
Those knowing them elves Indebted 10 the
above firm will please call aAd settle.
J. 8. DAVIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

Another Rebellion in ST. domingo
e NEw YORK, dam 4s-s-Byi way Of Ha-
vana weshaye news of another revolu-
tion in San Do mingo, and, Gen. Gaez is
now President of the Republic. ! Ex-
President Gabraff has accented the Inili,l
1tary office under the Government The
whole revoiutiouis il fearful EaaRTUos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
Adxleaa frorIn Harfi. lIIlIl n.

2 NEV YoRK,-Ja 4-Adylces IRON
Haytito Dec. 4th, confirm ths- lombard
ment Of Cape Haytien, andatbe4Feute of
the rebels The placaI was so badly
damaged that..all the Foreigners In the
town took refuge on. American vessels
OF War a number of PreEainent rebels,
found in the house of tbe Brltith Consul,
were shot n 3 .--...ooi-.--..e .-..---.---.----
Auothe ershook i,of an earthquake was
felt in Porto Rico, at midnight of the
10th ult. No serious damage
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
a CITY NOTICEs5nI
Notice to Contractors,

nOt4CG ~ GO4bG@GkQ19s
ECEMBER II, 1865. -,.,,zo.
as The Common Council Of the City Of Evansville
will receive Sealed Proposals until the 29th day Of
January, 1866, for grading and bowl 4erfng the
,followiug streets, namely - fssS n es-t7
Main streets bet y sfn WseeF and First; z hAg
tecond street. between Loeu,t and S, eamore;
Third street, between Locust and Sycamore;
sshfrst street, betwee Locust and Ch@stnut;
lb Second street, between Locust and Chestnut;
Third street., Agc@san locust ana AChss,nut;
Third street, between SycaraofS and Division;
Fourth street, between lain and Chestnut;
In Fourth street., betweea Main and Sycamore;
Vine street, between .-line Of Water street
and the southwest sid of third street;
6 Beeqst street, bstween the eurA-linp bf Water
street aud the rfhs1se side or Fout III street.
Specifications mag be, sean at shiso fles 2 isAe- :
An. MeG BUFF Clerk.
City Clerks oeice January s, 1896
EatVGU TUufon couv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

The small pox has made its !.
g anee H. Augusta, Ga. and sbrs,
M La Eas,sss4y il ed 3Edi aiaaH9a a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
DR: 1sAsTERLr,s 1ie
FEVER AND AGUE KELLER

u 80
NNILueCBRE AGUE AND FEVER. OHILLS
~ and Fever, Dumb Ague, Entarmittens ana.
Kemii tent feyOrs, ard every ,orm Of ksver incf-.
dent TO the West 4
This celebrated and iRlaliibie remedy hAe bseaf
dftenn years estabished III st. Louis, and is uni.
VERBALLY Known tn oughout the great MiSsissippi
Valley ~ tie only reliable remedy for the Of
Fever and Ague In all it's forms. Ague and
Fever sufferers, an infaffibIe remedy is here pre-
Eenttd yeui rAHsafsaaaG p eiAFa dipA
To cure Ague and Fever take q dose Of DR..
Easterlyis Family Pills. and when dope oper.
atiRg, take DR.. Easterys Fever and Ague Killer,
az directed on the bottle, which will stop the
Ague and Fever the first day. Then, to prevent
its return, take the Ague Killer three tines
day on the SEVENTH fonFteenths twenty nrst, and
twenty eighth days, dating from the last chill
9ne fsvess Esd you VIII lie permanently cured 7
Let every man, woman, and child try It, and If
you nno - 60 be true, tell it to your friends.
Prica OF Ague Killer 81 SO par bottls. Pills,
so nta per box.e,sf.resl .as lias y 81 iii
U Prepared and aold by DE. E. EastefIy q oog
no. 70 North Fifth street. st. louis, Mo- Sold
a. theif branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago,
Illinois. ...t-.s.. IA Ia Al,
For sale BY the drdggisis. Evansville. sta.sG is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

NEW YORK. Jan. &-Fs M.
COTTON more steady; 67@53c.
FLOUR hsavyB,and common grades fO0l6c low
sEss 2s@s 4glter y fFaIs stets . sO9a 56 ior sxtr
sreqnd Hoop ohfo, and 910@10 IS for trade brand.
the market closing heavy for common.
WHISKY dull, in lots as@a 20. 49,
WHEAT auN and Jcommon nomiuslly 20s
fower; gocdand choice parcels steady and held
with ns thing Of mOmsst doing.
RYE duli
BARLEY quiet. .s,rs-.ss
CORN dull ard 1c lower s0a9gkc for uuseund
and 9499i1zc sfost for sound mixed Western.
asCGAR nrm ) IL Lxg i2s<c for Cuba, aud Ils<
1896.
A0LAssEs quiet; New Orleans 1S@2nc
bend, 60c. = y = F9EE7s@S = ST
PORK heavy and deci sedJy lower; 20 s75Sl
~ sIH for new mes q sT1z92s 6211 for 'e2 80
Tor prime. and q rs for prime me S., ,s.yS-r
r LARD dscIEdsS lover ~ s1zaissze &LLJ
>, effER dan and hesvyi 20935c for Ohio, and
Oh GEsE dull; 13@Is1zc. "a
dan m9skS Z siisI s's sssi 'oA'' stsriaE
GOLD heavy and lower; opened at 1887. d.
clining to 1927, and closiag at I43.
STOCKS were active, and 1z@s<c better; Unit.
ed States 6s, 81 coupons. 1857 8 :2Q,a ceunonat
lsea 1856 80 1866. Iozs lzaO's, thlfd ssriss, ss5<
certificates, new, 9SH
fGGG GRs@ Ctneinastatf Market.
CIEcISEArI, January 4-P.M
FLOUR qaiet without cnapgs III price.
WHEAT dull, and prices q shade LIVER; old-
red, 4 909l 81; new 75Js AfFf =
~CQRNs shelIed In good demand at 0oe I'm ele--
water for No. 1 but ear Is 50-,
OATS fImsr 81, 39Q4Oc In elevator. Ffa "a
' dtX p quiet at 75, fofgNo. Il y esNFH AtA ~
HOGS unsetted and prices nominal at l2o.
Receipts, 13 665 ihead.fa sfggM
MESS PORK lower and no ninal; it is Offers
It 20 90 for city. 80.
GREENr rMEATs duIl ct l6(sIG1zc far hams.
hopldeEs and sides are held d 10 and f3c No
in Bulk Meats or Bacon.
LARD Is dull and prices dull, for prime city.
WHISKY steady. =
COTTON steady - 175s@4ss fSF middling.
GROCERIES dulf II
GOLD ] 42L Ii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

TzaIT or a000 TA4 y
INAa IAMOIIAH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
,NoyEaBER 27, 1866.

NTVNAMbEh ~ 1000, .
|faasooRDER F0R AaRGA NKe Sidewalk. =
lssAnd now it - hereby ordarea iaad direotsd by
the Oommcu Cohntl OF the city gof Evansxillef
ing on adjoining the west side Of Harriet
street, aud between Franklin and Sixth streets,
IN said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they canse
n side walk ef Iaas NoA& TO be laid down there.
q, within thirty days from the Rahtissrten ef
EsaSif4 ,agao aAs m. McaRaFf, lolsfk Z (. :
City Clerks oiiees,Ian- ., 1883. w .ljAn5 st
kaszsJ IQnion sepy.l - aIihl haa-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

The steam tug Neptune explor
1boiler Wednesday, woundiugs eie-
sons.
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4aeIln9n aFo4e lFfN N n , : s -, - I .
II E LIE CIR "A II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
,Yg 8 Latest news.

Gold closed in New York yest6
.l4s.SrCg 600 IS &
The Maine Legislature met :
& ganizsd Wednesday forenoon. = q q
ar The ewool3 GrowsSs Assouias-
sembled in Columbus, Ohio, ond,
inst. L. ~ - 81 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

.,.,s,sus rro 1aiasIosni ~ eIgeeslg sAai
,,.sIglssst s1s ~ ssal zlisIsess 9iidS4 ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

II. Q. WHEELER, Pfs'st-sa
nsififa I'd aoa JAS H. curl En, eeciy.
Rsr O. P. PARSONS wlll astSnd t. the bulInsa
oI tho Oompany. ~. --..Ea -. 90. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

The Times Paris correspondent says i
General Schotieid. has returned to Paris,
after visitito Londen..- He has obtain
ed a years leave of ahselca,. and be
proposes spending, the Water in Paris.
He seems much pleased with his lyisitdo
England - ~ 2 --' .... "a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28

l0THE 4TH OF JULEPIcNEos-Inth the report
of the Finance Committee of the Soldiers
Picnic, held on the 4th of July, published
in yesterdays JOURNAL, the compositor
made the report say that 500 was yet due
from the proprietors of the sulphur
Springs. tits hardly necessary to say that
1t should have read Crescent City Springs.
We are informed, since that report was
published, that 81 settlement has been had
with Mr.. C. w. Lang; but, by it but little,
if anything, is added tosthe balance in IA
vor of the Soldiers Monument: 1t is
hoped that settlements will be speedily
made with others holding tickets, and that
the whole matter will be satisfactorily set
tied up. The Association will probably
realize a net profit of about 5000, which,
considering all the Disadvantages the
Committee labored under, is rather gra-
tifying result. We regret, however, that
it was not as many thousands. gua.
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FROM THE GREEN RIVER COUNTRY
From our friend Billy Rast, who has just
returned from the Green River country,
we gather a few Interesting items. The
bcropsareYery good. Some fine scaffolds
of tobacco are already cut, and the crop
generally is very promising, and about out
of danger. The Fab trade promiSesto be
very heavy, and the merchants, planters
and shippers generally express a preference
for Evansville as mart for theirproducts,
and the place to purchase goods, an evil
dence OF, good Sense on their part. The
peach crop of the Green River country,
generally so prolific, is almost failure
this season.
| At the Rumsey locks some tmpudent
thief entered the office of the James Gray
and stole package Of money said to con-
tain sl05 ", belonging to Mr.. Allen, Of Della
ware, Kentucky. A dilligent examination
was made of all the passengers and crew,
but 1t is supposed the thief made his escape
totIe shore. IN an 4s1~5s ft
Money is rather scarce up Green River,
and business, just now, is consequently
duh, but 1t Is believed when the crops
are ready for, market the money market
will be particularly easy.
Navigation on the river is nearly sus-
pended. There is but inches of water in
the locks at. Rumsey. The. Gray plies
above the locks and the.J Baker from this
city to Rumsey. Green River has seldom
been known so low as during the present
season. Our friend Rust has our thanks
for the foundation of the above items, Il
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28


THE MONUMENTAL CONCERr.-The pro
posed Concert by Prof. owen and others on
Thursday and Friday night, for the benefit
of the Sailors and Soldiers Monumental
Association, promises to be a grand affair,
and is creating a1fveIy interest among the
loyal people of this city and vicinity. We
are well satisfied that no such an array of
musical talent has ever been presented in
this city.9 Tickets for the concert can be
obtained, at DR.. Hallock's~ Drug Store, at
Warren & Gohningtonss Music Store, where
diagrams oft1Ie Hall may also besEen and
seats secured. Mrs, owen win sing her
celebrated song entitled {. Flag of Green"
as sung with great applause to crowded
houses. We have no idea that Masonic
Hall will accoIninodate'near all the people
desirotis of attending. No more seats Will
be sold than sufficient to fill the house, and
those who desire to enjoy this rare musical
treat should purchase their tickets at their
earhesteonvenience. The cause is a good
one, the music win be good, and we need
not urge our people to go,
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~ GREGoRY's- NATIONAL BUSINESS Coll
LEGE.-The examination ofthe graduating
class at this institution yesterday vas in
teresting and instructive. Quite a num-
Der of students received diplomas and
showed by their proficiency in the science
of bookkeeping and business generally.
to be worthy of them. IN. another place
they publish testimonial to the faith
'fulness Of their teacher Last evening Prof.
Gregory addressed thestudents and friends
Of the school. ItNNeg were prevented by
other Engagements rom being present,
but feel confident the. Professor entertain
ed all whoaheard him. His long experi-
rence. as a teacher. and his thorough ac-
Aquaintance with commercial institutions.
qualify him in every respect to deliver an
interesting discourse, and we have no
doubt he did it. - 4.7erfas 4E.
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RECORDERS CoURT-Three of. the frail
sisterhood came to grief yesterday. Bar
bara Lacus, Mary Lacus and Mary Ed
monds, We're accused of Keeping a house
of ill-farne Somewhere on Main street, and
were brought before His Honor to answer.
They stoutly denied the softimpeachment,
but the evidence OF sundry witnesses sal
isfied the Recorder. of their guilt, and he
assessed a fine of $50 with 81 IS costs
against each of them. Finally, however,
he gave them the choice of going to Jail or
leaving the city within SO hours. THEY
dlyiaccepted the latter acknowledgement
were allowed to depart. The Lacusses ex-
pressed their determination to leave the
place forever, but Edmonds declared that
she had been born and raised in this city,
and that She could not promise to remain
away from il more than three or our
years
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MEETING IN KNIGHT TowNsEfIP.-The
public speaking appointed by the Union
County Committee for last night, at Terry's
school House was TellA attended. Our
friends in that section say it was the largest
meeting held in that township for years.
The house was entirely filed, and many
stood at the door and windows to listen to
the speeches. One of the marked features
of the meeting was that the oldest men of
the Township were present, coming miles
to attend. The attention was uninter-
.r1pted, and the right kind of spirit was
manifested. We can assure the friends of
the Union in the city that the Union men
of this township are thoroughly awake to
theimpo ceiof the .present canvass, and
will do their full duty.
Governor Baker spoke for about an
hour and half in a logical, but very plain
exposition of the Constitutional Amend
ments, which are the only platform of the
party, and every candid man present
was forced TO admit that the country de-
smandeda their adoption as the only safe
basis of settlement. After the Governors.
speech, Captain Reavis was called out and
gave the audience one of his earnest and
T Elective celebrations, which was warmly
I received by tile ineeting IIAf1er a. few re-
marks by Colonel Bisch, the meeting re-
solved to adjourn to Saturday. night of
next week, when another meeting will be
held in the same place. The meeting es-
tablishedthe fact that the people are an Y
ious to hear the truth, and our County
Committee can go forward and appoint
meetings in every township in the county
every week, with the assurance that if
they provide good speakers the people will
turn out to hear them. If, in the strong
/! Democratic precinct of Knight, the first
meeting of the campaign proved such a
success, we can safely predict good meet
ings all over the county. -ht7hF
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Lam. respectfully,
a VOICE FROM .VICKsBURG.

VIGKSBURG, MISS, Aug. 9, 1862
DR. JOHN BULI-Dear Sir: am happy
E &BSaate TO you that have. used your valu-
ksz7e 50 Cedron BitterS with great benefit to
1zyzs4f, in general debility and prostration
axE zUy system produced by the unhealthy
ssaEzG E1aiasInatic influence of the Mississippi
2xyer around Vicksburg, having been with
21E1eral Grants army through its whole
southern campaign. i confidently recon-
- mend its use all persons who are eX-
EsEsed TO unhealthy climates. tt--i9A
H w. FOGHEs
Agent U. 5. Sanitary Commission.
For sale by PETER VIERLING, Water
sEEeet- LmaSl4l
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10 tie lena Martyrs Of liver eomDl amt.

Among the wonderful medical proper
tiles which have rendered HOSTETTER'6
STOMACH BITTERS pre- eminent among
the health-restoring preparations of the
nee It's antiabiliouss virtues are not the
east remarkable. No words can do justice
20 its marvellous effect upon, the diseased
AVER. Perhaps the simple words of q cOnS
EEaaesoent sufferer, who describes it as go
&zeS right to, the spot tell the Story clearIHi
May be. 1t does go right to the spot.
s.,.ss II operates directly upon the d1sordered
sargan, and whether unduly active or in
sEtafe of paralysis, restores it to a condition
z1 health. I The sick ness atithe stomach,
z7Fa5n between the shoulders and in the
night side, yellow sufusion of the skin,
atasfIv et1ess elf0% sfIIess and langior, dim
Eaes OF sight, coiie,J palpitation Of the
Eaearr, dry cough, low fever, and other
symptoms whfe4f sfhdicate afie various
phases of Acute and Chronic Liver Com
tEsGs741t, are. one hlid alb promptly relieved,
and finally removed by the action OF this
famous preparation, which is at once the
Sestsof eorrecti0es, theggentlest and most
znsnIal of aperients, an infallible regulator,
ssEn1 a powerful rest QratiYe., Persons Of a
EHious habit who the Bitters as q pro-
sective medicine win never suffer the pains
- and penalties of Liver Disease or Bilious
Hemittent Fever.
MAI.
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& TEACHERS INSTITUTE session o.
the Teachers Institute still, continues,
and@ their exercises arer daily gaining
in AfhteFest.3 60ther engagements have
prevented US from attending thesession,as.
frequently as we would wish, but we take
the deepest interest in whatever tends to
the Improvement of ourpnblic schools, and,
theeleyation of the standard Of education
in our midst il0.tat s,F.s4 .ffT.,t.,,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28
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81 bfgf E4N NASHVILLE IND, j uIy q, 1916. p
!. We, the graduates of Gregorybs National
Business College at Evansville, Indiana,
having met in Convention for the purpose
of adopting resolutions expressive of our
sentiments, the following resolutions are
unanimously adopted:
ReSoloed. That we recognize in Prof. L. s.
Mayfield, resident Principal of this Col
4Iege, a most competent and thorough ac-
countant and most perfect gentleman;
that we feel that he has used his best eff
forts i'm pTomoting the efficacy of the
school, and in forwarding the interests OF
the Students 3st eUA
4 41essfeed, That his high social qualities
and gentiemanly Department. have ga ned
for him the affections Of this class, and we
shall ever remembeEhim with feelings of
respect and gratitude. 50 bszh ass i
Resolved, That we returnito him our
most hearty thanks for the many kind
favors he has bestowed upon u, and for
the earnestness with which he has ever
songAt TO promote our interests.
Resolued, That T. D. Hogan be appointed
to read these resolutions at the Examina-