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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-03
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HI W 40 Ez1-AA u Va ID h IA
FFyHE SEJHsSCREBER CONTINUES
the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock IS large and second to none
in the assOrtments, embracing Pine OF
thicknesses and quality, from the nicf
Third Common Saginaw Board up
Three-Inch First Clear Plank.
Also, 500 DOORS o. various thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine aHd Poplar Shingls
3 and 4 feet Lath, MOuld1ngsi Casing
Quarter-Round, &c, &c.
Orders from the country, river or raj
filled promptly.
se2I d3m JOHN Z. GLOVER.
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Common shape, as good as the best. The
RED JACKET (Colburn's Patiently AXE
cannot be exeelLed. We guaranty they
will cut % per cent. more that common
Axes, with less labor to the chopper.
Send for circular and prices to 14IPPlNs
COLT 81 BAKEWELL, PITTsRURGH, Pa,
sole Manufacturers. For sale by principal
Hardware Dealers.
TwYANTED, AGENTS. SIS to 500 per
Wv month, everywhere. male and fe-
male, to introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE r A M L y
SEWING MACHINE. This machine Will
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted
for five years. We Will pay $1,000 for any
machine that will sew a stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours.
ltmakes the 'Elastic Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing 10.
We pay Agents from SIS to 500 per month
and ex penReS, or a commission from which
twice that amount can he made. Address
SECOMB Il Co, Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston,
Mass.
CautIOn.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming OF worthless cast
iron machines, under the same name or
otherwise. Ours is tie only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manu-
featured.
RYALUABLE RECEIPTS FOR THE
" MANUFACTURES OF the FINEST
FRENCH BRANnIES. and all other
Liquors, Wines, Cordials and Bitters, (uO
machinery required,) viii he sent TO any
party remitting n check or postof11ce mon
ey.Order OFFS to the address ofd. w. JACK
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in the world. All the modern conVe-
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guests. Table unsurpassed. Prices Tea-
sonable.
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DO YOU WONDER how we can Belt
Dthousands of ShaWls, Bed Blankets
Boot, Shoes, sink Dress Patters, Bheetingv
Shifting by the Web, Watches, JeWelFyl
Silver Plated Hard and Glassware, and
give a choice in 800 articles Of elegance
and utility, for One Dollar each articles
Send for circular. Agents wanted. AIDE
dress C.fY. MESERVE, s. Co.. Licensed
Erokers. 8 Sudbury St. Boston. NO.
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FREE.TOR ONE DOLLART

Any person ordering either of the Clubs
mentioned below, can have their seIec-
lions OF premiums enumerated. eorres-
pondtng 10 the size of the Club,
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no Federal Street, Boston, Mass,
T.. U. Box ~,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fancy
Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums,
Leather Goods, &c, &c.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
THE COURTS.

Tn the Court of Special Sessions Saturday, in
n case where cruelty horse was alleged, prisoner
counse moved for transfer TO the Court OF General
Sessions on the ground that Justice Downg was mem
her of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 AMI
mails and therefore interested. The Court held the de-
murrer well taken.
In the Bankrupt Court on Saturday. there
was an argument in the of Robert &. RathDOne,
hankrupt on an application OF OF his creditors VINO
opnose his discharge the ground that he had peJureu
himself by swearing he not possessed OF certain
real estate 1t contended on behalf OF Rathpohe'
that the real estate in question was not his nut had De
onged TO his brother, Aaron H. who had conveyed IL 10
his (Roberts) wife. Decision reserved
At the Mayors office James Golden OF Og-
densburg made q complaint against George flanagi
hackman for oyercharge Of fare. Mr. Golden TOOK the
hack at the Hudson River Railroad Depot 10 20 70
sweeny's Hotel After riding few BLOCKS ne Was, was r. =.
guested TO pay by the driver when he was asker 20
step ont and take the to the hotel was
rested by Capt Brackett made to refund the w. ana "as
fined 80 by Marshal Tappan.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day. before Justice Dodge, well-dressed woman Who
gave the name Jane Bennett and sad after some nesa
ton that she lived Eigbthave, near SiNtethst pu
having picked the pockets of several ladies al
held in house in Thirty eighthst. one lazy esunsu
that she felt a hand in her pocket, ana lmlheuI
ately missed her pOcketbOOk. Thurnlng arOunu
she saw prisoner walking away from her. she imme
daely accused her of the theft, when the prisoner
turned around and she did so threw upon the noo
three or four pOcketbOOks On Investigation was lsee
tanned that all wallets had been taken from ladle
then present. The prisoner who bore herse Win w
utmost cOdnpss and seemed well acquainted WIN tht
rontine of police court the judge himself was com
mtted for further examination.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

tive on the Morris and Essex Railroad previously TO
ported in THE TRIBUNE has since died OF his injuries
: TRENTON.-The Board of Trade opened its
establish private police
BRIDGEPORT, N.J-The Grand Division OF
the Sons Of held its quarterly session here on
Wednesay fter the adjournment, having accepted an
invita,on II visited the Grand Division OF Delaware
which held its at Wilmington The visit was OK
snehes and INTERCHANGE of sentiment ruled the day,
and the evening was spent with Wilmington Division
No The Jersey Sons left for home the midnight
through train, delighted With their visit.
DANBURY, CONN.-At the last election OF
oOcers held NV The Washington Temple OF Honor and OF
Temperance, No. ], Mr. Henry L. Hurd was chosen W.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

fervor planness and drectnes With which he preached
To Won the eospeI OF crucifed, yet loving and living
Christ Nav the memory of that same eryor aud ndelty
iinger here spell alike upon him who speaks ana you you
who hear May this holy house pc more tnan eEeg
Lord 70 meet whom we come here May He
inc,ina Won 70 use at once with earnestDess every
nstrnmentality by which you may be strengthened In
His holy faith and fear In this faith, and not IN any
moor 10 custom or decorum you bring your
tte ones TO Wonder font be enrolled beneath the
Masters banner their es great fght at these ras
knee in rpe and willing recognition OF your privilege TO
serve Him and there too may you from time TO time,
draw near 10 eat the chdrens Dread' ana meet your
Lord anew,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
ATTENrPI TO SIT ASIDE A ASI.tvE SALE AND RI.
- COVER DAAGAGEk

Joseph Ndrews, plaintiff IN error. appealed
from Crcuit Court Of the Eastern Crrt Of Louisiana
iLesulrme Court In order Obtain the resembling Of
sale Of slaves audcr tile old redhhory ,taiute VI that
stale The following are thc prominent points Of the
case Ia March 1882 the appcantpurcased four slaves
from Charles A. Henser the defendant r the sum Of
$500, with warrantre tg they from the vices
and maladics specified pc laws The purchasers petit
iOn, however AYERS tHu ,d saves were al tlIr lime
afflicted win Vilous intAdbangd Vices, IN consequence
of which two Of those Aayc huf since died. and the re-
manning two have becorhei Helpless aud incapable
service Ia the great inconVecncc and dctrcnt Of
complainant Wherefore he brought the original suit ~
the said Circuit Court la effect the rccson Of the sale
md the Of the price and damages The
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
TIE NEW RECTOR OF GRACE CnURCH-INTRo
DUCTOEN SERMON BY THE REV. HENRY b
POTTER. -. d., YESTERDAY.

TIIE NEW RECTOR OF GRACE CnuRCn-INTRO-
DuCTOEN SERMON BY THE REV HENRY n.
POTTER. u. D., YESTERDAY.
The Rev. Henry B. Potter, d. d. son of the
late Bishop Alonzo Potter Of Pennsylva and, until
now, assistant minister 10 Bishop Easbum OF Trinity
Church Boston having been recently appointed Rector
Of Grace Church. Broadway in place OF the Rev. Dr.
Taylor deceased assumed the duties his new position
yesterday. and ofciatcd at the morning service nOy
o'clock The Rev DR. McNickar assisted in conducting
the eigious exercises The church was crowded After
e recital Of the usual morning prayers and the reading
oi the Gospel selection appropriate for the day. the Rev
Dr. Potter preached; his subject being a Living Christ
The Power OF Living Religion" Hc took his text from
Hebrews xiii Jesus Christ the same YESTERDAY and
to-day and forever" The eNordium OF the discourse
cLquent description of the rich and gorgeous appear
oi Rome with proofs every side of military sway
Time when Paul wrote his elhte FROM the Imperial capt
tai aud allon To the feelings of beIapOste when he
confaSicd that appearance AMI condition with the state
~ Israel. decaying aud fading into the past Tie
apparcnt advances Of civilization did not however affect
me work that Paul had TO do; although there were none
Who then remembered the Nazaiine Teacher except
- criminal and. prisoner of Plate aud Of
llcT0d. The reverend gentleman then went on TO
show how Christ though absent from mortal vision sti
lived by the power 0f His word which The Apostle the
Gentles had set himself to preach; aud that His power
exercised h behalf of His church. and that In eonse
ducce she had now vitality equal To thut by which she
performed her work nearly eighteen centuries ago. In
closing Dr. Potter alluded Ia his new position and 10 the
rev br Iay lOr MS predecessor III the rect0islip fol-
lows n II speak thrst's message that am here To-
DAY 10 with incXpesslbe comfort that remember
ths morning. that to the most of those who hear my
voice to-day that message in It's almost fullness and
iaiihfuuess ought TO be- no unwonted sound The emf.
leht aud gifted pastor VINO Tor so many years
10 this congregation, and whose yenera.
blg, lame VIII always be 80 lndssoubly associated
WIN tllis Sanctuary, III which Tor nearly quarter OF "A
ceniufy he minstcrcd not more distinguished as
gratefully recall him. the learning and eOauonce with
which he adorned his high VOCATION than for the simple
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
Nrwvnnx Danny TRIBUNE, MONDAY APRIL 27. 1855

n, the defendant ras general denial Of the fairness OF
pant claim the ground that the purShaseF nsa "a
ths time of tbe nnrchase as he should have DONE and
that had return i,a tr% 6e SSo sG ess to Ine re
scjnd contract must rst to retrieve the property
such Offer m hsS no1 against
hcb decision IN review Of the case MI justice Field
OF the Supreme Court concluded TO afnrni' D u
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
THE PORT JERvIs VERDICT.

We print below the verdict rendered 10y the
Port Jcvs Jury after weeks examination. II throws
light on the Of the accident:
We full from tho edrnce gen that ToSBsend Horton Salem
aer County Wisconsin bis death from injuries received
No ~ Of tLe kne Railroad Delaware division
Penn. WEDNESDAY. April H. l93 $3.50 n said Ia OK
throsn from The tfack bv rail boken in two place.
We also hr that The ran running the rate Of ~ mes
horr Lacbasarru and the Of disaster
des Of the rad touching tie condition
pnaU Of the upon portions Of the track speed
sst Tor the sseJ oi passengers on this division.
IHONAs J. BoNNELt, Foreman
~ G. Cunningham G. John H. lie ker skinner
1Lomss Culirb4ck. " u. Nearpa,s Jurors.
r.. " j. NALE, Coroner
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK;.

FORT of NENAOkk...... .APnL y.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Iowa r) Hedenick Glasgow April mdse ard pas
10 Henderson Bros
scnooSERs-RNKR ,Np co,srwrsg
u. w. Pratt, Beverly. Come, ttu, StonngtOn
J.. T.. patrr. Rondout / W. Biri,al. Ellahethport
Lille C. Anderson, Poug hkeepe. Mary H. Mfsn NeWburgh
D. flo@er, Rond"ut Staten Islander. Port johnson.
Nickslurg, Clark Roudout .
A. NJ Aeken. hondout Mary A. Lowell. RondouL
Sarah LeverBe, Roudoat. T. p. Cooper. Eifahehpor.
brANe bh4abrtlpolt Hunter, ElIahethpoTL
Nate SCRANTON RonIout Bclona. Rondont
Mm Thomas NtHlurrh !. Anderson khzAbethport
hlen Barnes. oodbndge John MAnove. koudout
Henry lemuel Port Johnson. y. T. Sharp EUahcthpoTL
Rachel Jane, EinbetiporL .C0rueia. Eisabsthport
Josephine NeNtnrgh y. b. Buckalew. Eizabehpor.
Sarah Jaue, ElgabcltpOtt Patma PruyiIeuce
war Ntt'd kocApnri Joseph Rass, PaNtucktL
e. Thomas Nar,han. Whistler Taau,on
Roanoke Taunton. Arus. Nsv.Iayen
W. r. Mangam, New Bel'd. Wharton, Providence
J. y. Hazard Newport. Ruth Thomas Pro,idepe.I
Andrew JONES, Fall River P,s BAV NeNHav.u.
Geo. MasbngtO STANFORD Anu \ Cannon. Fan RIy.r
" A. Carlisle, Providence Eyely stamford
William Jones, Westerly r. l.
HGRiANDs SunJown-Two in onnt one hrc os Lglhp
bound IN
Bari Angenora for Canenas brig Milo for ~ John y. b.
DOMESTIC PORTS
S'VNN,H Ga, April aAureI steamship Herman Livingston
CnARLnsroN April 6Arriyed steamship Manhattan, New lot
schL W W. Smith, New.lork
Sailed steamship Chaesn for New Yoi. ship Charleston Matan
Sataunah.
Bosov Aprl 2d-Arrsd hHe stephen Eshop Reneio,
hom Baenos Ayfes.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SetIhNr"N snrl 2G-EtenuE haan'tr 'meHesn Noau
Packet Company steamship Sayou we len New l"k lHh inst
arrived III this port Ibis afternoon. atd AMER trG.mg malls s pa
ssnsen ,.iird for Hamburg
MnSCELLANEOtS
The ship Liverpool Loaou reported suro te Herald of
Saturday. hAsnot arrived
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
PISSENG ERS 5RRlTED.

FROM GLASGOW, April a-ln steamship Iowa-Geo Dobi Mrs
Dohou Miss Dobson Dobson John Dobson Robert
Mrs COshe, HATut : Wallace ThOs
Spaunan Rev. Matthews Matthews Geo H. Matthews
= Matthews CAharne g. Matthews Eliza Allison Hugh ourlA Mrs
Gogrlsy Henry W GolrlAy.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
The WEATHER.

RyuAEEs-9-Mo -MonngOyercsto T. 15; then hail and ram 10
tile hail ael about ouchanoi 40 hour aud Vas ne
heaviest the hAtOne but oh o an lnrh Ia W
raining then H. AnernOon- kany dIy ram overcast
EyenlngOercasi 10 H. very cloudy 10 -
immediate
much in Canan az Montreal and
Boston. 26hMornngCoud slightly cloudy from
r. AerBoou-Shghty cloudy fine cloudy E'enng-CAr hue
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DErARThkNr:
The following recorded obse atoms ~ me Central
Pak Observatory FOR the week ending Saturday Arn 70 lsts
Hight u ground above the sea, q feet
H ,ht Of instruments above the ground p iest
Hisht Of instruments above the sea. 90 fse.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
THE STlTE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN NARKErS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
TELEGRAPH
LONDON Apn 26lnos Central shares stronger Snsr tie
the regular market last evening and quoted
FRASXroRr April 26-rnted States FeTweuy boa. quoted
TO-DAY AZ 75l for the Issue OF 1907.
HAvE April 26Tbe nominal quotations Cotton l32
OJnaire port Isl francs
ANrvEKP April 2GPeirosumRelue Standard White quoted
- irauc,
Sr. LoCs April GCotiou Wheat - t0x2 so for Winter,
and t2 oSd%2 . for Spring Com, @dsc oats odi3 Rye,
IL rs Brev ~ 60S2 PORK S2A Shoulders,
l5c; CRAr Sides. ls.dlgc Lard. for Prime Kettle
LorEyLLE april s5Tobscco-50l3c. Lugs Medium Leaf
Supene fogr, ds8 IS CottoH-Mdug 3ldJlc Wheat,
~ ola 81 65
ToLEDo. April G-Wheat-Amher 81 Il. Oats-No. J, lie.
MLwArKEE April 2L-FlouT-Choe Wisconsin Iowa 80 691
so IS; Medium 80 25d ~ 50; Common +8 $50 ~
BrFYALo. April 25FlouTCi Ground Spring &lO Coru-New
Western. II 0J New Toledo o. OAtsWeseTn 56c BARLEY
~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
IAruouneeuenial |

Piano and TABLE COVERS.
g. L.&J b. kelly Co.. No 80 BroadWsv.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
ASBURY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, No. 291 BROADWAY.

rThs Compsuy promises to those who insnre IN d
solid advantages which consistent with justice and stability asd no
or. It promises nothing but what s capital and bdsnes. nss
on principles economy and prudence viii enable s 10
perform. rf.
POLICES- All known varieties Of Poees whether LIE Rulev>
ent or Reveonary issued the liberal cot
with security.
REGISTERED POLICIES, secured By deposit psbHe soe
the Department Of the STATE sne special
FORFEITURE OF POLICY from nOnpsymsnt Of pTeniu is
avoided By ognal with this Company under policy
holder calculate for himself the amount Of paid % policy which
e exchange.
DIyDENDS-Dyiends declared annually er payn,p
on the PARTNERSHIP PLASP introduced BY this Company.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

Total distance pi553 DaV 80 96 mile
REsAKK-Por lights morning Of 18th from milught until an
Solar halo 10Th ll2 diameter. 80 degree
breadth Of ring degree, ring perfect Rain On 20 2st 2 al
2jih total duration. Al h. ani 80 total depth L6 inch snow
5h from 6Oi until % mixed With uerih rot meaturso
Thermometer. 80
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

A STUBBORN CoUGH that will not yield to
remedies thoroughly cured BY JAYSgs EHPEoRANr
most effective medicine all Bronchial aBd Pulmonary Disorders Sold
everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

CURTAIN MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS,
Al STYLES and kiBis at hsLTi's, No ~ Broadway.
TrRKIsH BATHS-No. 13 Laig!t-St., New
York Uonrs: Gents and 10 T. Sundays nom b
10 II A. H. Ladies 10 90 ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

ARRIVED.
Steamship lova (Br) HelerNk Glasgow April g. se ard pass.
10 Henderson bros.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-12

Lindsey & : Vredenburgh,
Home Insurance Company,

Capital. es.7os.ses.
10 13l-aIti9 aa, A4suhAt q
finl5 agpt assss
y1s so'msoi sqE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-12
4 Remarkable bat True Fish Story. with
Natural Conclusions Appended.
From tho Mound city (nl) Journal

From the Mound City tlll.l Journal.
Some weeks since we related the cir
cumslaucss Of the strange and sudden
disappearance of dog while swimming
in Hess bayou. The dog belonged to Mr..
Timothy Booth, and it was supposed at
the time that he had made q meal for
msms hungry alligator that was on a
summer tour northward. But Q little
occurrence the other day scenes to indi-
cate that the dog was victimized by a
somewhat different sort Of creature.
Some fishermen caught o huge catfish,
weighing l60 pounds, in the Ohio near
this city, and Mr. Booth bought FIVE or
six pounds Of the fish for dinner. When
the meal was ready himself and house
hold, Numbering eight persons in all,
eat down 10 psr,ase Of it. Mr. B. had
scarcely CON meucad carving the fish
when the sharp, f. niliar bark of Jack.
the'lost dog. was heard
Every one at the table noticed Il, and
there wss general rising no to see the
truan;; but he was mt 10 be seen. A
general sea-ch for him rnsaei. but no
Jack vas TO be found On seatiag hem.
selves at the table again, before they had
fairly commenced eating. the sane bark
was heard, and the same scene enrued.
with like result as at fret; aud ihs
second tine the bark was repeated, when
Mr. Booth threw do~n bis knife and
fork, completely dumb founded, and
exclaimed. this must be the fish that
caught JackT abiding to the hsh Of
which there IVES a piece roasted, on the
table. Il is needless TO add. that 90
more fish was tasted 81 that dinner.
This occurrence tends TO supper,
several tbeories that are entertained bv
different Glasses. Of religionisis. Il
furnishes evidences 10 snstain the theory
that hruies have souia Il proves ths
visitation e spirits 10 the Inhabitants Of
this mundane sphere. Il also proves
TIE resurrection doctrine Of "Modus,
that TIE physical body becomes feb,
fssh and fosl. as vel ss vegetable, a
deaih. The dos jack evidently becsms
mostly Sab
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-12
Peace and Disfranchissment-A Dark Pros
poet. Hel lttl-

With sensations Of profound regret we
chronicle the temper and conduct OF the
Tepnessee House Of Representatives, on
Yesterday. 1t will be seen that the de-
bate upon the proposition to submit an
epirapchising ordinance to the voters in
Novembsr, submitted by Judge Lea
through Governor Brownlow, was con-
tinued, and the few Conservative voices
were drowned in torrent of fierce and
malignant invective, and the proposition
itself refused consideration by an over
whelming majority The indications
also are that the bills looking to the
organization of a military force to be
nuartered on the people, aud other
measures of proscriptive and punitive
legislation, will be enacted. The sun of
Yesterday set at the capitol with the
minds Of thoughtful men oppressed with
gloomy fears for the preservation of the
peace Of society. Petitions, proffers of
Cancellation, pledges OF good faith,
prayers of Conservative men, have all
been rnthlessly secuted, and an abrupt,
and it is to be spprehended,
a final termination has been made
of all effort TO moderate the violence
which is a. sure precursor to col.
lision and caiamitous strife. Inthe faint
hope, and we confess that we have never
entertained any other, that even yet
wiser aud more pacific spirit will pre-
vail before the dispersion of this extra
ordinary session Of the Legislature, we
shall be silent "a TO advice to a people
whom the men in authority seem bent on
driving to desperation. We are deter
mined in this perilous exigency, to pre-
serve our skirts clear of responsibility for
the appalling consequences likely to en-
sue, if the course at present foreshad-
owed By the action ofthe House of Rep
resentatives, should be pursued. The
people for whom we speak have furborne,
and will still forbear and suffer much.
They have sincerely endeavored to effect
q reconciliation of animosities. They
pant for peace rs the hart pants for the
waterbrook. If a renewal of strife re-
suits they will not Irresponsible. They
will not inaugurate it, aud do not
threaten IT, even in the prospect now
offered. But wise men should know that
out Of certain coDjunotures mischief
arises as certainly as sparks fly upward,
and unless they desire it, will avoid
them.-NashUille Dispatch. tA4l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-12
PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
ala Miles from Memphis, aa
Near the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.

rxrHE THIRD SESSION COMMENCES
Remember i, 1863, and ends last If Janua-
" feso Students prepared for the University
ofVirsinia. any College. or the active duties
of life. Special attention. given o Reading,
Writing. Spelling and the usual fnglsh
Rranrhes. The Principal was engaged for ten
Years in teaching in Alexandria. Richmond
and Lyuchburg, Va, and intends to establish q
Sefmaueut school. No pupil received for
sharter period than one session, and no deduc-
Enn made for absence, except in cases OF pro-
trscted sickness. Monthly reports sent to the
nsrents or guardians Compost ton and decla-
marion weekly. Public examination at the
cIose of each ession. Regular religious servi-
ces every Sabbath and boarders are required
IN intend Bible class at the Church. A Rraau-
ate Of the University of Virginia will be en-
nioved as assistant. if necessary. Board, near
ths Academy, $ls per month.
RFYrREscEs. DIR. j Williams. N. M Frez-
evaut, Esq. e. Rayner, ESQ, NJ. D. peaderick,
Esd, w. S. TayIer, Esq b; l. Guion, ESD, Map.
John ingram, Capt. y; s; dreer. Capt. =. a.
Coie-patrons; Col. F; W; aoysser and y II.
wade. Esq, Memphis. Rev, NJ. =. Hoge, d; D.,
Rev. 7. Y. Moore: D. D.. Richmond. 70; Rev.
r. II. Dabney. D. D.: Rev; BIN Smith. DID,
Union Seminary. Va; Rev. J. y. Ransay'
Ind@e b. A. Wilson. Lynchburg. Va: Rev. J.
r. Wilson, DID,. Augusta. Ca. Rev. J. II.
smith. pro-. u. Stirling, Greensboro. n. g.;
Prnf. O. S Venahe, University Of .Virginia !.
prof. VIM. Dinwiddie. late Of the University OF
Virginia. For terms, etc., apply for circular AZ
the book store Of II. Wade, or at Taylor, Rad
ford q Co.'s. u111pp NJ
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