Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 May 1866 — Page 8

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THE EVAEWILLE Alii Y JOURNAL, fTUESM MAY 1, 1866.

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.It AILROAD TIME-TABLE:

Evans ville and Crawfordsville." i GOING NORTH. Leave ,,i '-Arrive. : v.-i K. ' Arrive. EvansvUle. Vincennes. T. Haute 4:15 pm Accom'od't'n, 5:40 a m Mail 0:151 Vincennes Ac 2:30 p m 10:27 am 11:47 am 5:15 p M 3:00 pm GOING SOUTH. Leave Leave' Arrive Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'vllle. 9:15 a m 5:08 p m Vincennes Ac 6:30 A M I Freight & Ac. 6:50 a m Mail...... .8:20 pm 12:28 p M 6:22 p M 8:55 p M Terre Haute and Indianapolis. FROM TERRE HAUTE. T.oa -a i Arrive. 12:05 a M :30P M 11:15 AM 3:20 p yr nigoi n,xpres8....;: Accommodation' Mail ' Express........ ., ... 1 :13 A m ... 7:15 A M ,.t S:20P M ... 4:25 P M ft i J J!'! Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. " ' FROM VINCENNES. " " ,r ., . ; J. . : ; -. if .Goipg East Going W t. Mail 1 :20 P m I S:55 p at . Impress ,., ....aO :55 PM I 6 :00 a to Passengers for St. Louis and Cairo, leaving EvansvUle at 2:30 p. m., make close connecUon with the O. & M. R. R. at Vineennes; arrive at St. Louis at 1:30 a. m., and at Cairo at 5:50 a. m. ( '

n, i goodJCompositor WaBtcd .atis

-V f Th Election.) The election passed off

;!'.:-anietIy yesterday. -There' did not seeni to

,Vbe a great deal of -interest taken tpi It or

: either Bide. , mJ 3:U -jiS n'ii:i-t'j j'!' j

" The Soldiers Committee meets at Cant. Leavitt's office to-day,; at 2 o'clock. A fall attendance of the members compris-

. lng the Committee is desired. - ;

'Coming. We learo that Professor Tasso, the original Arkansas Traveler, and celet b rated violinist,. Is going, to yisit oar city s, this week-. He is now -at some point our

:- the! Ohio, river above,, and will, perhaps

- teach the city this 'week.". Look out for

- fun alive." Apollo Club. -The Apollo Club are to hive an excursion on the evening" of the. 3d Inst., per steamer Curlew. "r A notice will be found elsewhere that interests those concerned. -?..' .

r. ; Sale of Real Estate. On the fifth page of this paper will be found some Interesting '' litems in regard to the sale 'of real estate by

& ; ' our friend H. E- Read. : Look at them.;

WWe learn that Win. Langdon, of Vincennes. has" received his' commission as Second Lieutenant in- the regular army, 'with "orders tcr report" at ' Fort ' Hamilton

- at once. He starts immediately to join bis' ( . .. -command. He was a brave volunteer, and

we wish him a brilliant success In future. : ' Flatboat. We learn'that Mr. D.i Ci James, formerly proprietor of the Wdshr ington House,.! started South yesterday with a large flatboat loaded with lumber. , Mr. Win. Kinsman was engaged as pilot, with a full crew, fitted out in the style of other days.. ,; ; : ' j Sabbath School Picinc We are in- ' formed that the Btethodist Episcopal Skib1 ? bath Schools of Vjecennes are to have a picnlc on the 10th day of May, at Hazleton, .. Indiana. It will no doubt be a grand af- , - fair, and the little folks will feel happy and enjoy it much. The country around Hazleton is romantic, pleasant and picturesque. Near by is White River, where parties who ' ' wish can enjoy fishing, and Indeed the lit tle folks can, and no doubt will, have a pleasant time. . - ' ! r CiKCtrrr Cottrt. The whole of yester day was taken up with the trial of A J O'Riley, for the murder of Joseph Ashby. A large number of persons had been som--f. jnoned to appear ad jutore from the .coun- ' " try, and a' great deal of difficulty "experi enced in securing a Jury. Late in the even- ' lng the jury was impanneled, after which (" the 'court adjourned till 9 o'clock,' thisjj morning, when the case; win be resumed. Jt will probably be determined to-day.i j .n iii Salt WKLLvWfr pubiiah a communica- ' 1 tion from Messrs. Damron & Co., in wlichf i ; it Js claimed that our notice of a fight that occurred at the Well on Sunday was incor- " rect.- It was not the intention to cast, pny,. reflections on that popular place of resort, nor do we think the notice of the fight had any such a tendency. Fights are likely to -occur at any pnblie place-where pugilistic characters are! permitted to go. We'notioed it like we would any other local mat ter, without intention to reflect on the character of tlie place. t will be seen that persons inclined to raise a disturbance are warned not to visit the place. j - , Recokder s ..coiTjET, David Jackson, a . free man bf'ooloi", wlio had-niade a Jittie too fr?e with himself at Liberty Churdh, to the disturbance, or the" worshipers,! was ' fined $5 by way of teaching him bettor manners. His colored friends whoj had complained of him. were Jurors, and Wld not claim attendance. JDavld made the deposit of eashj and lettf a-wlser darkiy.I Adam Bragler was charged with creating . a disturbance of the, peace, drunkenness,

, .j.f&c:,4andas"itwas an aggravated, case he

v ! jii was nnea ay, wm so vi. 1

. There was a .case -or two mdre, bnt as we hope that they will do better in' future we refrain from the' ' publication of itheir ! ;. names. : - j

- !;V" Railroad Electiost; There were but

A 1,048 votes cast yesterdfty onthe railroad auestionl. The vote at the- different preclncts stood as follows No stock .....T?..'...-, ;Take stock n.j. - Vine Strict $iciwU Take stock............... No stock v st .' : Lamasco,IreHTicl? .....204-62 142 !3-2J .... lltj...-. Jl - - ..f..26-82 Take stock.:..." m-.-'K. 11 A Giving i.mailoTity of ,42slh favor of taking

1. tstock. ;Tbis vote only gives -the power to ret ', i . the Courtcil to take stock ; but we believe that is nnaerstood as an instrnvtlon to do -: so. 'Of jourse tt will. not be claimed as a " "full expression of the people, as the'vots iflrijyvcjya'go very- small; but-th subject, had

.ji i j 9iong ago been fully dtsenssed. both at pub

lic meetings, and tluough the mediunbf iii '.,-!Hhe pretfi i Oi.,i'-j ,. ; 1

An -Attempt to Release the Prisoners tx the County Jail. For several days Sheriff Darling has had reason to suppose tnat it was the intention of a hired girl in his employ to release the prisoners in the County Jall especially ames M. Hudson who wad recently sentenced to the State's Prison for life, on a charge of murder. The conduct of the girj led to suspicion, and the Captain watched "iier closely. On Sunday night last, it was discovered that Hudson was to be released. She had gotten possession of the duplicate outside key that opened the cell in which Hudson was confined. '. It was the intention to unlock the cell so that the prisoner could easily open it. The key of the outside door was to have been left in the passage, at a place where the prisoner could find it, and by that means he was to make his escape; but the sagacity bf Captain D. thwarted all the plans. So soon as the girl ascertained ; that all her plans had been discovered, she conveyed the key to hdr brother-in-law, a hackman in this city. At first, she denied any intention to release the prisoners, and disclaimed ail knowledge) .of tbe, missing. key j but by ja little persuasion, peculiar to Capt.'D.,she disclosed the whole plan, and told whee the key was to be found. The Captain recovered it; and thus ended the plot: to release the prisoners. It is understood thit Hudson' had offered the girl $1,000 in gold If

she would secure his release. If parties outside were cohnected with the plot, it not known., having theik Fun. The Union men of old Warrick are having their own fun about the defalcation of Brown, the Copperhead; Treasurer of,' that; county,, and the same who opposed the gallant Capt. Masters, at the late election for that office, his defalca tion being kuown at the time, or at yleast,, it was iyery generally conctided.: But notw ithstand imj this, the Democracy j&rsisted in running Brown' again. His ' Burrtles hav$ made every possible excuse, and used every neani tb have the matter 'explainbd and adjusted' so that they would hot have, to ,'antee' up those, little ten thousand iof Greeiibkcks, but it is all no go.!'C6ihmissioners from other counties have examined the books with a hope to fihdraTloophle or a .balance in B.'s favor, but still the de falcation stares them, in the facel" It- has been fa matter of great wonder to all the people: In that county, as to what Brown could have done with all , the money, he being a minister of the gospel and not ad dicted to drinking. Some of the sagacious ones of Booneville, have suggested that a large portion, if not all of it, was invested in Dodd's Sunday School ' 'Books which were captured at Indianapolis, more than a year ago, and with which it was intended to teach the young Democratic idea "how to shoot." we should not wonder if that was Its use." All of the sureties haveeither paid upor eonfessed judgment, we learn, so that the Treasury will not suffer. j " ' After the defaleationjiad,heen discovered an enthusiastic supporter of the Onscratched ticket ald that 'he did not care, he would stick to the party if the candi date had stolen a horsethe night before the election l ,!. . t Srui'vi.; .--:'" ! ; Bkfoke Esquire' Walker' George Coker, charged with concealing stolen goods, had a preliminary examination before Esquire Waikef , yesterday, who held him to bail in the' sum of i-'MJO, in default of which he was sent to Jail. ; He Is the man who was charged with having concealed goods .which his wife, Eliza Coker, tad stolen from P. IS. Gelssler,' on Saturday last. She, however, denies that her name is Coker, but says that it is McCleland. She lives up Green River, and has a store there, and is well off, we are informed. It is a little strange that such persons should resort to .thieving, especially on so small a scalev She has not yet been arrested, but Tsrlll, no doubt, be brought to grief shortly. Serenade. --A party of young gentlemen gave" a beautiful serenade in' front of our office 1 last night We. regret that we were not present to hear the music, but the fore man' and compositors, who are fondof good music, inform ns that it was indeed gopd-r-channing. We did not learn the names of the eentlemen composing the band, except MkJ .ChaTles tisbOnj hA 'fyMeadows. We say many tnanns to you an, gentle 1 o-j itort are . "T men: your efforts to cheer the printers are duly appreciated. Come again. IH.il lH;J.W SlkUtiiUi ikVlii I Ml i J I 1 'T I 1 1l rl IT Installation. The meeting for th In stallation of Rev. Mr. Martin. Past6r of ihe.Old School Presbyterian, Church, cor ner of Second and Vine 'streets, onvtenes at a quarter before eight o'clock. Revl Mr. Vance, of Vincennes, will preach the! ser mon : Rev. Mr. Alexander will deliver the charge td the'patftor; 'a'tid Rev. Mr: Moirtoit will deliver the charge to the congrega tion. All the members of the congregation are expected to be present, and the public' fcraily are Invited,, c ii ,s I y 1 ? t j ' . - , , , " Wenvero lionored with a call yester day from our very highly esteemed friend, Judge1 Batelle; who is otr a short visit to his friends -tn this 'city. The Judges we are pleased to see, is in a fine state of preser vation. He "has been sojourning, daring the W inter 4 at Clereland, OJio. , j . j ;. , K8"On ouj return rom Boonvilld last satumay; we, m company--witn our esteemed friend, Captain Hornbrook, par took of the hospitality of Dr. HlllardI who resides at Millersburg. The Dr. is a pleas ant young gentleman,. a ripe -pchplav and a good.'talkeK -Millersburg is pleasantly situated on the banks of the raging ca. naul," and the classic Pigeon, and thi sur rounding country Is fast improving. CoMMTTTEii--Siftee the'aajeurnniQnt of the Grand Jury, Esquire Walker has com mitted five - persons ;to jail: onncritninal charges. "Theyfwill, of course, haMe ;to remain in jalj untjl'thenext session of Circuit Court uniessj tne uranu jury oe called together agaiii, which is not very probable. . ,fl. ,,,.' " '" , ' k Council Proceedings. fl 1 S COTTNCInCHAMBERApril 30. ' Council met pursuant to adjournment His Honor, Mayor Baker, presiding, j Milv nt am nf nrevifm iieetinr read and aDDrov ed.. Conneilmen present, Messrs Hunnel Davis, Mills, Smithy Wiltshire, Torrence "Miliar 1ity. anil Tfrnlmnn. '..'.'''i''! , - The following WUs were allowed and oruereu to i;e paiu : . . j. uaugpeny ponce, tnan, 845 00;, J. Straub Son, :fpr 'Kliovel i2 l: Vctcr Znun. unit others labor on streets 8102 16 ;l m 00; Philip K I lice m 00; Polk ' .... ..... - 4 . , . . . 1 . . ; n. uuuey, ior, paving auey iviein salary as iniei 01 ro ollce billSUO 00; A.(M. McGriff

one months salary $125.00; Jacob Lelch, Police bill 1 00; Thomas Bullen salary for 1 hauling Steam Engine $50 00; Thomas M. Archer salary as steam fire Engineer 883 S3. A petition was presented, signed by the police, asking an increase of pay, which was referred to the Committee on Police. Mr. Heilman asked an allowance of 8100, be granted to the Daughters of Rebekah, as per ordinance, for the purpose of establishing an orphan asylum. The allowance was for two months. A petition of J. H. Borgman, asking" to be reimbursed for ground used in opening Ninth street, was referred to a committee consisting of Messrs. Mills and Smith. . The Upper Market report was received and ordered entered, which showed a receipt, from outstanding collections of 820 80. ' ' ! A petition asking that all business houses lie closed on Sunday, agreeable to the State law, was referred to Messrs. Reitzand Heilman. ! ' ;A petition of Real Estate owners oil and in the vicinity of First and Second Streets, and Lister Street, asking the vacation of Lister Street, was read, and the prayer of the petitioners, granted, with the understanding that the petitioners comply with the ordinance governing such cases. A petition ot Jacob Hause, asking that the tine imposed for retailipg liquor without lieense,-on the ground of Ignorance of the" law, requiring'' that license shall be taken, out, every six months, was laid on the tble. 1 . . An ordinance forbidding the steamboats blowing their whistles while in port, was read for the first time, and ordered to lay over for one week. ' -f Various sidewalk reports were read, and the amounts ordered assessed up against the property owners.!', 1 ' , .-. Mr, Swanson. was granted , permission to have Laniasco Wharf cleaned, as fast as the rive'rrecedes.' "' ....... , Louis Koester was granted permission to lajt . brick, sidewalk in place of plank "on ' 'I9rtlerel"t'liat"tne "alley situated between Seventh and Eightlwitreets be graded. Mr. Vick'efy asked that certain ponds of water, situated on. Tenth street, be fil!ed, and the nuisance abated.' -'The matter was referred to Messrs. Torrence and Mills, j Lots 5 and 6, Block 45. Eastern Enlargement, were ordered filled. ' ' Ordered, " that a pool of water between Thirl and Fourth Streets be filled; also, that fractional lots In Block 1, Stockwell'a En largementi be, filled. Bids for constructing sidewalks were referred to a committee for estimate as to Which was thalowest. , ' , -. Some otiier mlBcellaneous business was transacted; after which the Council ad

journed. . .. r- r . .r., . New MKTBOPOUTAN.-T-The audience at the theatre last night was not so large as we had hoped to see. Those of our theatre goers' who; remained away certainly failed to , witness one of the greatest dramatic treats of the season... As '-Hanilet,.? Mr. McCauley has few equals. The soliloquy, as delivered by Mr. McCauley,' Is unquestionably osaof the finest specimens of true declamation that has yet been produced on the stage in this city. He sustained the character throughout with the most consummate skill. :r V. i V Bella Golden, as "Ophelia,"; is without ah, equal. Her mad, or maniac, scene showed to great advantage the extrordlnary talent that .lady Is possessed with. With but a few exceptions, the play was Indeed most, admirable; but it is a grat pity to have the effect of a thrilling play destroyed by the failure of any one. t Tor-night, , the. .great ; classic drama I of Damon and Pythias : or. the Test of Friendship, Will be presented, in which Mr. McCauley, will appear as "Damoh," and Mr., Golden as "Pythias," and B4lla Golden as''? Calanthe." This Is an intjeresting play, and .those who .wish to see a truly great actor should not fall to see. Mr. McCauley to-night. , ! ; ., , I The whole is' to conclude with a roaring farce, "The Omnibus." We hope to iBee' the house filled. Do not fail to see McCau ley to-night. ' ' ' iKC The Sphstsx. The name of the Sphtnx has become a synonym for mystery. That fabulous monsterwas the original pronoun der of inexplicable conundrums, and con structor of problems that it was impossible to solve. Sphynx has been a household word in EvansvUle for several days past. What form" it comes in now it is not for us to ay; "That it will be something marvel lous and astonishing is a matter of course. To-night the public will know all about It. Mean while .Uet them bottle up their eager curiosity, ana, wnen tne cnance arrives, grauiy it at.ine earnest possioie moment. DENTISTS. NEW DENTAL OFFICE. . THE SUBSCRIBER "NVOtTI.D RESPECT fully inform the citizens of EvansvUle and vicinity, that he nas removed irom his old omce, on Main street, to No. IO First Street, BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST, f ' Where he inow prepared to perform all the various operations belonging to the Profession, in the most skillful manner viz. ; ., . .. ; FILLING, CLEANING, EXTRACTING & INSEKTIN U ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Careful attention given to Children's Teeth. I would call particular attention to my style of ARTIFICIAL WORK. From one Tooth to full sets inserted by Suction or Atmospheric Pressure. Full sets alwavs. and ill many cases partial pieced, where . . . .. . . i ii, .1 . : . . . i" : - 7 1 1 1 . iiie iiioutii win aumit 01 it, win ie iiierieu without the use of Clasps, answering ali the purposes for which they were intended personal attention given in every case. The best awestheties used to alleviate nain when extracting teeth. Terms reasonable. V ' " DR. J. C. BIERBOWER, . Ifo.'lO FIiM St., beUMain and Locust, Ev ansville, Infl, '. ......,,, , marS-m DRS. HAAS & COOKE, Surgeon Ientists. Rooms over First National Bank, 1J Corner Main and First. Streets. ' . t ' ,,: ' EvansvUle, Ind, i REELING DULY THANKFUL FOR J5. - the very liberal patronage received during the past seven years, and bein permanent residents of the citv. desire al p persons (whether they need their profes-bnii.Tt-iviuc.ur iiuttiuiMbinpir rooms and see the various styles of work manufactured. - i Improvements and inventions are being anade, and everything .that will subserve the interests of their patients is sernred bv them. 'Their establishment and facilities are equal to any in the Eastern cities. They, have several Anawthetics for alle viating pain when extracting teeth. Cheeks that are sunkei can be restored to-nearly their original contour All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL TEETH made anywhere in the United States are made by us. Irregularities of Children's Teeth successfully corrected. Those having1 Deeaved Tneth should either have- them- -extracted or filled (the latter 11 possiDie;.! ine neaitn of the parties and the remaining teeth demand it. neuralgic, Auections treated ; also Cien Palace.

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Mild in their operations i correH all Irregularities and painful menstruations; remove all obstructions, -whether from cold or otherwise; Will cure headache, pain iu the side,' palpitation of the heart, whites, all Ineryons affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the buck and limes, and disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption of Nature. Ask for Mrs. Winslow'a Mystic Pills; take none other. Price $i, or three boxes for S5. For sale by all druggists in Kvansville. Address Box H41, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sold by all respectable druggists. , , , . JOHN D. PARK!, r e I aomj- , ' General Agent. MARRIAGE AND mjmnv. o Essay of Earning and Instruction for Young! Men. - Also Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital powers, with sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in sealed, letter envelopes. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apnJO 3mdjiw

HARDWARE.

Ci eo. fiomitag & Co., IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE and CUTLERY, -AN! Ouris Sc ,X?istols. ' : ,:( .: r r i .. .' ..if ,11 .lit I ii.lX MCAiTN" STREET, - ' .' ,-' ' . -. I "'' 1 . K ' 'j'ETANSYIll'iiNDIANAi ' . . ..' .'. -'... . - . C (1 : 13 F'irstT Street; . I; ' .. L, l i !-.. i .- . '.,... :; j ,; ';, .'lo-'ij.'rr.v itrui ', (', i i ' r a "i jy WELLS, KELLOGG & CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL- : ' : ''.-' '" ERS IN " ! ' AND c!ij;Tij;E;R'Y; z -3 isro. is OFIRST STREET, (SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK.) IIIIXINERY GOODS. . .. TO . THE 3IILLINERS. MY STOCK of Millinery Goods for the Spring Trade, Wholesale, j I"ow ready. Those wishing to lay In their Spring supply should call soon and see the stock and learn the new prices. ' :, v.a5y...". ;.,...; b. baum. TO THE LADIES of EVANSVILLE AND ' ' VICINITY. ' '".- ". My Stock of Millinery for the Spring trade, is now complete and ready for inspection, as Mrs. Baum selected the Goods herself, and has not spared time nor money to get the latest novelties of Paris and New York. I have, also, the choicest of Spring Cloaks, Basques, Basquin es, ready - made, and will make them to order at the shortest notice, as I have a full assortment of Spring Cloths and Black Silks, and Trimmings for ame.-. Also, Dress Trimmings, Laces, Embroidery.' Corsets. Nets for the Hair, the new style of Hair Coils, Kid Gloves, Lace Mitts, Hosiery, and an endless list of Faney: ! Notions. Also, Hair in Switches, Curls and Front Pieces, in 'good supply and at the lowest market prices. ' - B. BAUM, , No. 52 Main Street. ' P. S. No business transacted on Satur day. mar21-3m. NEW CLOAK & DRESSMAKING IS STAB LIN II M EX T , - .... OF i MRS'.JJ.5 C.1 PECK, First Street, near Sycamore. TT DESIRE TO AIS5roirKCE TO THE JL Ladles of this city, that I have dis- ' ' " . I ' ' ' ... . . . I'll . .... lit. 1. . II11V1 am now oarr-iug on the business of Cloak auuuressinaKing oy mysit. -,. The latest and most stylish patterns have been procured to accommodate the tastes of tho Ladies and the work will be executed in a manner as fine as can be found elsewhere in this place- .-. i ' Also, Children's dresses are made at reasonable prices, and according to order. I shall be happy to receive orders t. tVio well-known French Millinery- Establish iucii. ia ivmigejuueier, an urst street mar29dlrn. rT MItS. SIIAEFER 'WISHES TG INFORM THE LADIES OF EvansVille and A icinity that she still continues her Millinery business, on Third street, between. Main and Sycamore, having received a new supply of Spring Goods ; also, Dress and Cloak patterns. Having secured the services of a first classDress and Cloak Makeris confident of givins the most decided satisfaction. She feels thankful for past fuvors, and continues to solicit their future patronage. She has also the Agency of the celebrated GROVER & BAKER Sewinac Machine. ! The Grover & Baker is the most simple, durable, and perfect Sewing Machine before the public. It makes the celebrated Elastic Double Lock-stitch, which will not break even on a bias, and needs no fastening at the ends of the seams. It not only does every other kind of sewing in a not perfect 'manner, but doe the most beautiful embroidery.'": ' --'- vi... ' An assortment of Machines on hand and for sale. Full instructions will be given with each machine by an experienced operator." CAROLINE SCHiEyER,-. . mar24dlm . i

CITY NOTICES.

lOKPOttATIOtf AOTICE. ; ORDER FOR REPAIRING SIDEWALKS. Ana now IS is nereoy wruereu uu n ed by the Common Council of the city of EvansvUle, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the east side of Third avenue, from Canal sireet to Sixth street ; ', - , -Y. East side of Third avenue, from Sixth street to Franklin street; East side of Third avenue, from Franklin street to Seventh street ; East side of Third avenue, from Seventh street to Eighth street; - West side of Third avenue, from Canal Street to Sixth street: ai-lu . West side of Third avenue, from Sixth street to Franklin street; - - ' " " ', ; West side of Third avenue, from Franklin street to Seventh street; . - . West side of Third avenue, from Seventh street to Eighth street ; North side of Eighth street, from Third South side of Eighth street, from Third avenwe to Fourth avenue; in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon of Class Na 2 to be repaired within thirty days from the publication of thjs order. , -A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Ofilce, April 27, 1866. apr28 3t . ,, fUnion copy. OTICE TO COXTKACTOKS. )' . APRIL 23. -ISBtt. " - .. - The Common Council of the city of EvansvUle will receive g?aled proposals for stone curbing until the 7th day of May; 1SU6 said curbing to conform, in all respects to the requirements of the ordinances ofthe city - City Clerk's Office, April 27, im. apria 6t , ... '..) .. .-, Union copy. HOTH E TO t'OSTBACTORS. - April 2i, 13, , - TliO Common Council of the City Of EvansvUle will receive sealed proposals until the 21st day of May, 1866, for grading the alley situated between Clark and Leet streets, and extending from Third street to Fourth street. - '. ; By order of the Council. ; - r. . ' , 'A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, EvansvUle, April 27, 1866.- - ' Union copy. apr27td NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Apkil 23, lStid.The Common Council of the city of EvansvUle will receive sea'led proposals until Monday evening May 1, 1866, for constructing an earthway across the canal, on Oak street'stmUar. to the one across the canal on Bond street. . . By order of the Council. A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office April 25, 1866. . apr25dtd niooffn-'f.,;.- !: i Union copy. CORPORATION BTOTICE. April 2S, 18w.!L ' ORDER FOR PLANK. SIDEWALKS. Andhow it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the city of EvansvUle. that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the northeast side of Sixth street, from Oak street to the canal; Southwest sloe of Sixth street, from Oak street to the canal; in said city, cause the sidewalk i thereon to be brought to the proper tn--- and that they cause a sidewalk of Cia No. 2 to be lisld down thereon within ihlrty days from the publication of this o.der. A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, April 27, 1.S66. apr28 3t Union copy. CARRIAGE II AIIER. F.' HAMMERSTEIN, Carriage and Wagon MAN CFACTOiBYJ I---. . (... J J- ..... . , . ., ,. CORNER MAIN STREET AND CANAL. The ' undersigned has now on hand a splendid assortment of finished Carriages for Spring Trade. Taey are of the latest and most Improved styles, and include Four-Passenger Rock&ways, Light Rockaways, Buggits with Stationary and Shifting Tops; also, fancy light Trotting .Buggies and Prince Alberta. I have Buggies gotten up extra strong, fo country use. My work is made of the very best and thoroughly seasoned timber, and ironed with extra refined iron. I use no factory wheels, my wheels being made by hand at the shop, hi- the best of mecha- . nics. 1 warrant all my work to give entire satisfaction in every respect. Persons wishing to purchase anything in my line will find it to their interest to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. I pl-opose to sell at the lowest possible cash rates. ' ; i F. HAMMERSTEIN. maris 8m - DRY GOODS. GILLISOJ KAOHEK, , K. M. GOODLETT. GJ-. MAGHEE &L CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PLAIN :7 :.' i'.' ' AND FANCY TTR Y O OD :;i - . ; , . - , .', . . : FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND ' - i . WHOLESALE J . GOODS, , NOTIONS, &c. it '.' & CO., .',,V, " Having Bought the Interest of JAQIESS, FRENCH & CO., 1 IN THEIR DRY GOODa HOUSE, Worm ixronvt Jthkir' oi.i Customers and the Trade generally, that, with increased facilities for carrring on the business, and with a detertiftjnatioii t "sell at the LOWEST PRICES for ASH, we trust thai we shnll be suceesKfnl iu pleasing, ana greatly increasing our trade. O in' S to die Will be fuU in all the lines that are found in a Wholesale DRY GOODS and NOTION , ' HUDSrETJI. SMITH & CO., ,J0. 10 First Street, feb22 - ' EvansvUle, lad.