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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06
COAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
examination OF the Public Schools.

The asmi-snnuaI examinaiion Of ths Public
@ehecia Of the City of Evansville will commence
an Wednesday, Jannsry slst. 1855, and be con.
tiausd - follows:
ssls TUESDAY, February 9th.
'e4eosd Boys intermediate, Miss Ration, Ryfnc4.
gal fFem 70 l2 O'Clock m
Second Giyl's intermediate, Mias Dow PriHefpaI,
from IN 60 "a O'clock p IN.
FEDaEsDAY. February fth-
eseoE Girls Grammar, AIss Call. Principa',
Sraa 70 l2 o. icck N.
sseond Bos's GIsemsT, Mr. Peek. Principal,
fson ~ 10 " o'clock ,. m.
THURSDAY, February sth.
RtFst airia Grammar. Miss Fisher, Principal,
srlm 10 ~ O'clock En.
Fffak Boy's GRAMMAR, Mr.. Byert, Principal,
he9 IL 80 ~ o'clock r. 10.
FRIDAY, February eth.
Hiah School, Nr. HutohesoH, Prlneipsi, ffcu,
o'clock a. IN 10 ~ O'Clock p. M.
Tue Mayer, MeuabeIs OF the Conanloa Ccuneii,
MhreDta. guardians apd friends OF sd1caasoa at"
I@vfsed te attend.
fhe exercises Will commence promptly o. the
hSug apVeiuseA. end 20 avoid inter- upton, vtsi.
toaB are requested - be present 81 tbs opening.
chft4<en will rot bs sduaittsd
Asa iG1EHART,
<. BI5*H0F, rffxstess.
ISAAc oAssxLBERsy.
T. ), 1fds. sep'a i4na4sf
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SrEAMRR Gas. HALLRoK BURNED -
Messra. Cox & Humphrey received
dispatch that the steamer Gen. Hslleek
was burned at Memphis, yesterday morn
ing. The boat is reported q total loss.
No particulars are given. on
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frr.n.rtll. o0nrI.r pl..s Us oona. !

Manifest Of the Steamer Phant0R, from Ton
nessse rivsr,--Whits Bros. IS ba'eI Of cotton;
Brown, Dnnkerson Co., IS b .iess Rhgou
Dieksy, 4 bales; T. q. Fryer, 9 bslesi J p. d r.
ris, alss; Huston Co >, 50 bales cotton and
boxes mdse.; COX Il Humphrey, hhds. tobacco;
Capt Al. Duncan, boxes OF eggs, 2 bags Of
hides hcClurg & Kendall, 1Z bbis. tar, l Dbl
resin, 1 Dbl. turpentius.
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Bran

,Ooo aAoGs 0s saIs at 20: q, wgtss eiESgss
HkU b. O. EuSE0H 90.
SS74es
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a ~ - 7AfANsVILLn' md % o 4sVo.

There seems u be an impression abroad that
the Silver Moon and steamer Missouri, before the
accident, were on q race. wi state that, 50 far
IS em concerned, there was no intentfon Of q
race ON the part of the silver Moou, as we were
going on at our usual speed. and attending to our
cwn business; nor do suppo&s there was any
intention on the part of the oflcsrs Of the Mir
souri, ror race. 1 am sorry the impression pre-
walls that there wag race on hand.
W. O. vonis,
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nT Behm's Commercial College
10 the place to spend the time prof.
itahly. = s
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
CARD.

f.hareArr return ehanks 10 the trade fox the il6.
~Ra1 patronage have received for 30 many years.
Knd solicit q cantia1anes Of ths Same 10 ths ssw
aRm Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

THoR SALE -Ko. l BURGLAR AND FIRE
i PROOF SAFE, (HA rs PAtent). or will az
change foe larger Safs. Call At No 145, Office Of
Rb6 3 L DR.. L. D. LACEE.
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For Sale, at q BARGAIN.

A no. PORTABLE EEGI6E, with 8 good
N 9hrsshing Machine and two good Corn.
shelters attached. by J. q. BURNETT. Lower
Rsyo1, thfas mil above Henderson.
1fseI7 SAgtf
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DArEEr LOOMS FOR SALE.

Lambs Patent sslf Wearing Loom wesvss q
yard Of Jeans In thirty minutes, wsAyes eight
aiasxent kinda Of cloth on the anne warp, weaves
soubie width blsnkeis. weaves seamless sacks and
requires ne skill TO weave. tell and see one at
work, at No. . Eirst stFs {, Evansville.
s7.aAwsm WA. BLAKELY, 0snH Agent.
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The estise afternoon vas wsfi eeeH.
pied ia ex.miniss the Fire. Gifis' In:
ternediate School, taught BY Miss Grigs-
By, with Miaa FaFFall an Arsiasank The
sxamirstioa was aa snuruaily iatsreat-
ins ous; mere se. vs lhocshs, thaA the
oas We las. attended 10 the same School
5hs nsnbsf Of scholars Registered %
TO- Phe nanhs< EzSEslt, M ws Suwne-
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WANTED.

w ANTsp-IMMEpIATE PARTNER,
w With one hundred dcslirs in eAsA, en- which
iFcm i've 90 tsa dollals pes Oar can H. made.
Also f-w ssed canvas ere. Cali al No. Ia
4Aln street, between Fourth AID Eif5s. Evana.
vile lad. feh6 It
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WTAHTED--To REET-A 0GAFORTARLE
w Cottage, not too far from businsss. susal
isnntiys ard pay IN advance II deStCed. EnaHire
&C this nee Isbi-St
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

A GOOD wHITR COX, washer aad ,rsass.
~ 10 sash she lest o. wages viii be paid. For
iq&crmstieu Inquire Of Bem-nt vieis.
tcoar.er pitase e-pF ana sand hial TO this osFss
lAE&s awSxew
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-06

BG~ Behm's Commercial College
is open night and day
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For Memphis.--The Superior. Capt. Dex-
ter in charge, will leave for Memphis to-day
For EastpOrt.-TheS Sam. Orr viii leave this
day for Eastport. She is fully repaired and will
be found ready to accommodate shippers or pas
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Mineral Specimens Dls-
patch 20 the California Congress
siOnal Delegation. lg9fE RsHN /,

HaNWf 4iHHrWEa
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-Three
thousand ,imineral specimens have
been collected for the Paris Exposi-
tion Of next year.
The project Of sending section Of
the big tree Of Calavaras, has been
nearly abandoned. = s-AEkA,
The following message, signed by
Gov. Howe, the State Comptroller,
the Auditor, Attorney General Nc
Coullock ,naand u Adjutanta General
Evans, was transmitted by telegraph
to-day to the California delegation in
0afi %ffRe appointaa3sbt Of Bigier ssgAs-
season df faternal aRevenuei av SactAS
mento, isexoeedingly diataateful to al
Union men. Cannot the Presidentbe
induced to rescind ID? If he will not,
prevail upon the Secretary of the
Treasury 20 delay the organization Of
affairs under Bigler. Any, other
course will throw the district into
confusion, as none, but rebels will
serve under BiglenIseA
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CANADA
GunbOat Hercules Arms for the Vol.
unteers-POsslble Troubles with
the United States l--l Disastrous
Fl0Odsr-F r-F0rgerles'TlmpOEts

i
ToRoNTo, C.iaW. Nov. 23.-The.
gunboat Hercules has gone into Win
ter quarters 1T Kingston ilaop E ~
4 Seventeen thotfsand q stand ,H of
arms (Peabody breach nj loaders,l }
have been purchased by the Coy
ernment for the volunteers, and are
being distributed among the different
artillery and cavalry corps Off the
'RrovIneea. aamd34Bt4 tgnma 3r
MONTREAL, G. f., 5 Nov. . 23.-rDis,
patches received here by the Govern,.
or General from England state that
the possibility Of trouble with the
United States renders increased vigil
lenpe indispensable on the part of the
Canadian authorities. oteooi as ob;s,
Heavy rains have occurred in the
eastern townships, causing disastrous
foods. bet.
Gen. Averell, the newly appointed
United States Consul General, has
arrived 'hai1'4''. ~ III" i'4Atf Y il@
d. McNirer, a prominent citizen of
this oity, has been held for trial on a
charge of committing extensive forge
ries. 4.
The imports last week were $50, 900
less than for the same week last year.
Canal dues for. October exhibited q
slight Increase over last year. &AAk "A
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4fiNEw York, Nov. 23svspheV old
Bowery theatre sold mt auction to-
day for $l00,700. There are fnortgas
ges on the property amounting to
$lIUOO00.f lfH u3itN ig31K3 m9d3 I
NEW YoaK,g Nov. %. 1.-The Young
officers Of the household Of the Prince
of Higs, q potentate Of the JAPANESE
Empire, are sojourning ID this city. i7
The cases Ct Wilson and Cochne,
who were charged with implication in
the recent Brooklyn distill6ry frauds,
were before the Commissioners yester.f
day, but owing tothe absence Of count
sell for the defence, we're adjourned
until to-day. .9h q bL3a ~ "a &
Another distiIlery was seized on
Wednesday in Williamsburg, where,
apparently, another shrewd scheme
was going on to outwit the law. The
still and distillery are kent in a, seem
ingly unfinished condition, and the
owners intimate that they will take out
a license as soon as they finish repair
ing their establishment. The officers
diseoEered the still in full blast about
4 o'clock yesterday morning, and ar
itHted bHC pIppllGlVlH.
The case Of the alleged priyateer
Meteor was up before Judge Nelson.
in the u. n District Court yesterday,
on a prO frma discussion as to
fixing a day FOR hearing the
argument i'm the case in con-
nection with Judge Belts decision
concerpipg the vessel The United
States District Attorney was in favor
OF letting the case 60 without argul
ment in the Circuit Court to the bench
of the Supreme Court Of the United
States at Washington. This wills in
all probability, be the course adopted,
\ New YoRK, NOV. q. 3.4The cham
Der dP4ife insurance had d meeting
this emorning in the rooms Of the
chamber of Commerce. Among
other business transacted, was the
adoption Of bylaws, regulating. the
duties Of its officers, and the passage
Of afresolntion recommending that a
ehse be brought before the United
States Supreme Conrt, 10 testthe COM
.slitutionality Of the State laws as re-
CARDS the inter State commerce Of
life insurance companies iahl galhn
The examination nqthes Lord bond
robbery case was TO- have been rer,
sumed to-day before Justice DoWling.
1t was further postponed to Monday
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New YoRK, Nov, ,23,-The Conn.,
plerciaPs Washington special says
The Cabinet meeting yesterday was
to consider important dispatches from
Paris on Mexican affairs Dispatches
were Immediately sent to Gen. Sher
man and Minister Campbell, via New
Orleans. 1t is understood that the
dispatches from Paris considerably.
complicate the Mexican question and
may lead to the most important re- !
suits. 4. s..,..
/ The President will indorse in his
message a plan submitted by the Sec
retagy of the Treasury for return to
specie payment ailHi0
NEW York, Now GA .Hcralds
Washington special says the investiga-
ton going on by the Retrenchment
Committee has developed facts which
implicate parties occupying high and
.RhpD44 ~ .O4A
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MEMPHIS.
Education OF Observation-Disclosures
Legislature.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 23.-The General
Assembly continues to excite deep in
terest on the, question. Of educating
freedmen ekpediany,th oseI desiring to-
prepare for the ministry.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 23.-A special to
the AUatanch says: A resolution
unanimously passed the House at
on Federal relations TO present me-
moridl TO 4 Congress, SETTING forth che
spirit and disposition Of Arkansas,
which desires the restoration OF the
Union and speedy renewal of peace
confidence, and their willingness to
concur in all measures to secnre these
results, winch are consistent with eur
dignity.
The State resolutions rejecting the
Constitutional amendment, was again
referred TO the Gommitte on Federal
relations byavote of 67ito z. 49,
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position was defeated by an emphatic
vote. The Philadelphia Association
thus fe.affirfifs their decision Of two
weeks ago, and virtually decided TO
relnain,in arrangements with the New
York Associated Press SO long as, but
no longer, than they, as an association
or individuals, should deem it for their
interest so to remain We shall have
responsible Representatives for our re-
ports on Monday here. / am, entirely
satisfied with the position assumed by
the editors here, which is substan-
tally the position assumed by nearly.
all the papers of the country, that is,
they will kick the New York Associa-
ton over the first moment that we
can serve them with the general news
of the country as promptly and fully.
as other parties. .bilfs uri4aes,. 49,.
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FORT MONROE.
JEFF. Davis and Family.

Fonrarss MoshcE, kJH. III. lllfIiAr.
ties who have lately visited jeff
Davis found him remarkably cheerful
since recent changes and additions
were made ltoghia quarters in Carroll
Hall, and the removal Of Mrs, Davis
and sister 10 rooms prepared for them.
Mr.. Davis's health seems muehim-
proved, and he speak Ks very confidently
of being released The family il visi-
ted constantly byrelatiyes and ifriends
from the South, and packages Of
presents are frequently receiyed.h1
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FenIan Mass Meeting Railroad Ex-
cursi0n Party---Radicai M0fe-
meTlts srua---s.-a.-a-.ss .sssss---s-----s--------.-

sr Lours, Nov. %. lover Zone
hundred of an excursion party, just
returned from an inspection Of the
Central Brgpch Of the, Pacific Rail
road mainly New Workers and Bos-l
topians, arrived here to-day ,,a.t,aD
SF~JtogIa Noys. 23.yStephens''
wing OF the Fenlanasin mass meeting
attheir headquarters last night, adopt
ed RESOLUTIONS fehfirniing confidence
in Stephens and condemning another,
m6vement on Canada as waste eof
blood and material, and warning their
brethren against the appeals in behalf
of their condemned friends in Cana4
dia1 prisons, sionI the grounds that
nothing can be done in time to- save
thefay expressing tina belief that Eng.
land durst not execute. the sentence of
the Canadian @ edrtA butAifhhe does
their only hope is in successful retail
alton and the establishment Of Irish
nationality as prompt, energetic co.
operation with their Irish brothers
on Irish soil. To this end, they.urge
immediate reorganization and boun5
stiiul contributions OF money and armsS
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23d. The Eveai,,S
Nee.gef ,terdayt SAYS Gog. EletGheT, a,
blow, and other prominent Radicals,
ghaTe inaugurated a movement in this
city, having foreits object the rejection
by the, Legislature of tho Congress
sionaf Constitutional Amendments,
and tho Amendment 0fltheState Con
stitution 80 as 10 abrogate the dis
iranchisement Of rebels, and substi-
tuting therefor negro suffrage 49 p {
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f1aliGA N9f0 ar .LQfun 81 do staf4.l
! 4 PHILLAAInELPHIA, Nov. %. ri oseph
). MoG lbsoaS Pennsylvania railroad
copdnctor,g has sjust Ibeenj com mitted
tosprlsqn ZIP default of $4,000 bail,
on a. charge of embezEling9 fares col,
lected byhim, ~ N 80, 81 80
Extended Investigations made .iun-
der the supervision, of Mr. Allen.
Piinkerton, qso7t detective ofiGer Of,
Chicago, show that many conductors
on this road are, defaulters, and the
company intendprosecnting them. I Z
Numerous discharges Of conductors
have taken place, recently - - -. ~.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-The Bud
2etin publishes Washington dispatch
which states that the President, after
nature delibefation, has decided to
abandon his, opposition to Congress.
lie will set forth very fully in his
message the reasons which have in
duced. him to take this step. = Letters
have been addressed to leading Re-.
publican Senator'S and members OF
Congress in regard to the matter.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-At full
meeting of the Philadelphia Associ-
ated Press, held to-day, q vigorous et-
fort was made by one of the partlsans
of the New York Association, to have
Philadelphia editors commit them
selves exclusive to theinews arrange.
ments of the New York Association;
but, after full discussion, the pro-
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HE WILL ABANDON HIS OPPOSITION
TO CONGRESS-.
EarOSeaa News by Atlantic Cable.
D EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.


ENGLAND.
Lom5oN, NovD ~ AIrhe United
States steamer from New York, left
Southampton yesterday 60 join the
squadron al Lisbon ss ais'aloaT7
IL is reported that the steamship
Great Eastern gwlil begin qtte make,
regular trips between New York and
Bristol, early in March.
There IN rumor TO the effect that
an Austrian loan OF several millions
pounds sterling, will be soon placed in
the marketsElR4 sDgITFgWes .
The market for money Is easier, and
consols are quoted at 80 for money.
The, following are the opening rates
for American securities: Erie 5Oi +;
Illinois Central 7sa; United States
LIvERpooL, Nov. 22.-The market
for Gotten opened frmer with the
prospect of days sale OF 1900 bales !;
prices, 'h0wevefS aresunohRnged; mid
ding uplands IA; breadstuffa are firm
er; corni3ss, sd per quarter for mixed
Western.
LoNDoN, Nov. GA large quan.l
tity Of arms, designed for the. use Of
the Fenians, was seized on board
Liverpool bound steamer at Cork, 4
LoNboN, Nov. 22-The Paris cor
respondent Of the London Post says
that the relations tbetMeanl England
and thei United States will, soon be
critical. lii hGn ~lt iifH Q1kf21 M
LlpKRPooL, Nov. q. Cotton has
been quite active to- day with sales of
10000 bales; middling uplahds closed
firm at l4d. Petroleum dull, and
prices have declined. The market
for tallow is firm.i ii5 n.
LONDON, Nov %, P. M.-Consols
closed at 80 for mopey. The follow
ing are the latest prices ia American
sec6ritiess Illinois Central. 70a; Erie,
50ls ~, ,Ss6-20s s7olaaxgaga aaIe
AUSTRIA, ' s9 .t
VIENNA, Nov. % AAdmiral Lese-
hoff, Of the Austrian navy, left Vien-
ma yesterday for The United States.
He willgos direct to New York. s.
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NASHVILLE.
-" Celestial Phenomenon. /

NASHVILLE, Noy. 23.-Ahout fodr
o'clock last Tuesday morning, me-
teor, lighting the whole heavens. was
seen.iri the Vicinity OF Rome, Georgia,
moving raridly southwestward III
appeared like a fire ball and large as
the sun. 1T exploded, apparently ten
miles of, with o tremendous report
like q 40-pound cannon, that shook
the earth and made windows rattle.
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WASHINGTON.
Surveyor or the Port OF Philadelphia
death OF Rebel Admiral.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Admiral
French Forrest, formerly of the
United States Navy, and late of the
Confederate Navy, died here yester-
day inathe 7lstyear Of bis age, 9snlq
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. Joseph
Seyerns. has fled his bonds az Survey
or Of the Port of Philadelphia, and
will at once enter on his official
duties
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SPECIALS ~. TIL, DAIJfI6Ess, A.J, / ! !,

-sdHsH 20 lfia gal Nlg4 xiunuY iiasfdI1
Retrenchment-ACOttOn Frauds : Inl-
parchment BOnntIes 20 COl0red,
TrO0Ds-+Indian Affairs-+SWlndliRg
Operatl0psTSt0len Securities Re-
cOveredATfe liquor Prohibition
/ QuestiOn-Cabihet Meetlng-MeXl-
can A1Talrs--Speele Payment.
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oswEao, Nov. 23.AAbout half
past 2 o'clock this morning. a, FIRE
broke out in the basement of a meat
store on West Seneca Street occupied
by o. III. Wilcox. IT and eight other
store were destroyed. The loss is
heavy and cannotbe estimated. n ~
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Z BALTIMORE.
Appointment or d COnimission.

BALTIMORE, NoYa.n23.---Seoretary
Stanton disappointed Col.W. IL. Stew
art, and w. Flynn, of Washington, as
members Of the special commission to
award com pansation 60 the owners of
Maryland, whose slaves were drafted
into the army during the war. This
commission is created under an act
Of Congress passed last session.
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NEW HAVEN.
Heayy boss BY Fire. ~


New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 23.-
Scheringer's melodeon factory was
burned last night with about 200 me-
lodeons and a large amount of humber,
Only three or four Of the instruments
were saved, The loss is heavy; in
sured in several offices. y ~ srF., 49, ~ Y
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NEW YORK.

Japanese NObilitys-EirObklyn DislfI-
IeFy Frauds--AnOtheF . Seizure in
williamsburg The PriVateer Me-
teOr-Old BOMery Theatre Sold
Life Insurance Commissioners
The Lord Bond Robbery Case Again.
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PHILAAiDlEiLP.HIA,....

Embezzlement on Pennsylvania
Ralfr0ad--C0nductOFs Discharged
The President will Abandon his
Opposition to COngress-Ass
cd Press, 4estsitfft kae,,'.,.,...a 49,
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-w~ErI,ING DULY THANKFUL FOR
the very liberal patronage received
Turing the past seven years, and being
nermanent residents Of the, city, desire all ,
persons whether they need their profess
aJonal services or not) 10 visit their roomBi
and see the'various styles Of work manu-
factured.
made, and everything that will subserVe
the interests OF their patients Is securea .syY
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal TO any In the Eastern cities. GOD
They have several An@sthetics for ale
waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks That are suniren can be restored
TO nearly their original contour
AL desirable styles OF fARTIFICIAL x L
TEETH made anywhere In the United
States are made by us lrfeRmarities of
Children's Teeth successfully co rrect2d.
Those HAVING DecaVed Feet "a fhouio
either have mem extracted ~ Led the
latter y posszDfe). The heattsl IL II par
ties and the remaining teeth A snIrsa y
Neuralgia Affections treated; a4yo Cleft
Palate. III I5ll7 IlF lYf,' 't't7 aprls
.ro1dT9fiE oaf
edj sVs s'ea Dh zg9a esL 9hl
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Our Stock Is one of the largest and best
assorted to be found int the West, and for
sale at
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over First National Bank, iioniA
- corner Main and First Streets sni
~r8 fsqg'9niD ja I'd Evansville, Ind. Ia
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-27
A YOUTHFUL THIEF.-The following

A YOUTHFUL THIEF.-The following
we copy from the Montpelier Journal :
On the afternoon of Thursday last,
18th inst, Mrs. Charles Walling, of this
village, while in A. A. Mead's jewelry
store, had her pocket picked by French
girl, II years of age, named Zelia Que
rette. The lady supposed at first that
she had lost her port monnie on the
street, and advertised it, but circum-
stances afterwards indicated that this
girl had stolen the money, and on being
waited on by officer Bacon, she con-
fessed the crime and restored about $85
She is now in Jail, and candidate for
the Reform School at Waterbury. This
is not the first crime. She has been
trained to the business by practice fol-
at least year or two past, and many a
farmer has missed bundles from his
wagon that might have been traced tC
the home of this young thief. 1t will be
well for the officers to keep a sharp eye
on the nest there.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-27

GRANT ON CLYMER.-While Gen. Grant
was in Philadelphia with the President,
en- route for Chicago, bread-and-butter-
nut of that city, who claimed to be a
soldier, accosted him in the Continental
Hotel, and introduced the subject of
Pennsylvania State politics. Said the
fellow to him: 1--WE are having very
warm canvass for Governor in this
State"
$50 hear" replied Grant.
ave are very sanguine Of beating Gen.
Geary and electing Mr.. Clymer by a
handsome majority" continued the but
terDut.
"what makes you feel SO confident o.
asked the General.
Because" said the Johnsonite, 1--WE
count on getting the larger part of the
soldiers vote for Clymer.'
81 think you will be mistaken in that.
Clymer is copperhead, and the soldier
who votes for him will disgrace himsel!
and the flag he fought under" was the
Generals reply, as he turned on his heel
and walked away.
Gen. Grant makes no secret of his de-
sire that the gallant Gen. Geary shall be
elected Governor Of Pennsylvania.-Chi
eago 1ri5wrs.