Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 May 1866 — Page 8
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PXCIAI. NOTICES. IMPORTANT, TO THE SICK. S2 invite the special attention of our QTt&r Dr. Easterly's advertisements, Steles can be seen In our ad vertising col cwsmkwl Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines
Iforfimemt deservedly popular, have a rapid sale, Ls.j , Pe general sstiafaction, and are kept in
msa vthe priacital drug-stores throughout xw 'Western and Southern States. It will
-'-'aMBen that Dr. Easterly does not recom-
- k8B41iia medicine to cure all disease. bot prepares a rornedy for each particular aae8e, which can be relied upon to cure, SPECIAL. NOTICE. . ; TSULL'8 CEDRON BITTERS. '
IliVo!.' ' Head Mr. Edward" Statement. ' 1 J"; LOUt8VlLI.K. Kt.. Amll SM. IRBS
r. John BUM-Dear Sire Gratitude to
. 7e,s wen as a sense ot duty to the pubi !r requires that I should give you a state- - ..aaa4. tor public ue, of the great benefit I ., ,.;"' derived fiom the use of your "Cedron n-i '- 2er." After a military service of thirM.sea months, embracing the Pea Ridge
- "-""i's otiu intiwe, i was aiscnargea
-- -.ito cue service and came home to die. ,3Hyspepsia, liver complaint, and general -Kiity were fast hurrying: me to 4he 4Crve, .and every remedy prescribed by TVbysicians seemed only to aggravate my
'inaae enough to procure your "Cedron "SsiUiens," and by the use of them alone I Bawebeen restored to perfect and robust ,f . Mialth. I can most earnestly recommend tsesn as being all, and more than all. they -weMoom mended to be. You are at liberty ioBaute-anjr.use you wish of this state
I am, respectfully, t- -J" - ' v f Kl CHARD EDWARDS. )'J
' "" A'VOICE FROM VICKSBURO. IS l a ; VlCKSBORO, Miss., Aug. 9, 1863. Johx Bui-ir-Dear Sir: I am happy -Alt e-tete to yeu that I have used your vafu--i In-fcta&eOdron Bitters " with great benefit to -1 i mpjr&t, in general debility and prostration .(liwrf way system produced by the unhealthy 7 1 :mt miasmatic Influence of the Mississippi -.' ' s .!ve,r around Vlcknburg, having been with uiaaerul Grant's army through Its whole '-Utern campaign. I confidently recomxmaviBA its use to all persons who are exv Macsd to unhealthy climates. . j . - i H. W. FOGLE, " Akent U. S. Sanitary Commission. Str sale by Pktkb Vierling, Water vset.- ; -'"" '. ' f ' may 14 . .111 i i ' Cheering Facts Tor the Billons. ! TSvery day demonstrates' more clearly -v-yTSbaA Liver Complaint, in all its distressing 1 J'', iSarma, can be controlled and cured without " . -itlifficuity or inconvenience. It is au obstl--luMie disease, but its obstinacy Is not proof --gaiit the pertinacious, remedial, and rc- , v'i(aiive operation of HOSTET TER,S iEPOMACII BITTERS. That genial corroctVfcae compel the orgati to do its duty. It must IS tHBsfraiste regularly and healthfully under .T '.-JStee atiflnenee aS the Bitters. Their action jj! otfc!iSf it back Jfrvin a state of rebellion into VscSect harmony witli the laws of. health. k 't.jaxUtoere Is eostiveness, it disappears; if u'ilite& Wside-aehe or back-ache it ceases; E Sbesltlnend the whites of the eyes are ' Zkrri&S. with pmterfiuoiui Me, they recover ffaeir natural hue; if ,ilic appetite is gone, ro a; if the digestion is liii paired, it
teardstoored; in brief, whatever, tbe synrpiftcwBS of the complaint may be, and what-
:nwee phase it has assumed, a cure it certain .i.'n tiJtare the uniform effects of this prepeiBHi -where' bilious disease : has alreudy 'tojess developed; but in cases where there ely a constitutional tendency to
--sH-twos- complaint. It' may be 'prevented faateughout life by the. regular , use, in HBXksil quantities, of. this palatable auti-
-iiXia&ft. Those are proven facts, and should 'i'm weriously pondered or, rather, 'they vAvcwM b promptly actedj upoft.-f by. all tnruoos of bilious habit. -,-- i?aia dlw':.. . -'J - - : - . - - J-X)IiGATES pONEXSOAPx This ,Jttiiatii 'Toilet 8oapfn such universal Hn'orrtaid, is made from the choicest matekTas, is mijT) and emollient in its nature, iwsjgkaktly 8CKKTED, and extjeniely 1. OBMiTKifAi. lii its action upon the'skin. . Jv?Sor sale by druggists and fancy goods - ejtttitmm 5'. magH ly
. j j'ar COLGATE'S LAROM ATIC SOAP.r-A . iEsKrior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined a(.aile Oils, in combination with Gly- - :sioe, nd especially designed for the use 'yVToiaAwig uid for the Nursery.. . Its perfume ' i 4nKtkisite, and its washing properties nn.crsvsiledL For sale by all druggists. j tg&23 Ltwly i 1ir- ' -I y, nm-HAI.VH VEGETABLE SICILIAN iMJUB. KENEM'EB. renews the hair. ; . Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer nures gray hair to the original color, ; -KUJ23Ts Vegetable Sicilian Hair1 Renewer. 5KPnts the hair from falling off. j ' ' (vfflWVg Vegetable Slcilian. IIair Renewer '' isuik.es the hair soft and glossy. j . AT." 35;sJa1s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer . 4a not stain the skin. ; ' . --'3i' Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer ,t .'Hejou .uroved itself the best preparation for .Hjm hair ever presented to the public iier-For naie byairafngglstS.'"" "Viiolesale by Kkli-kk & White. apr24 jaa&t BATCH E10it'SH A I R T Y E Th e tirsst in the world; harmless, reliable, in- . ous-taineoas. Tlie only perfect Dye. No . -OiWijcpelnunont; no ridiculous tints; true i..t ssature, black or brown. Genuine is . i?el WILLIAM A. BATCriELOK. . 1 . "&eo, Regenerating Extract of Mfllefleurs Restores, preseres, and beautifies the t tew; -prevents baldness. Mold by all drug- . 'Factory, 8 Barclay st reet, N. Y. za.m dly y ' I A Crown of Glory. : jSVery Man, Woman and Child who has STERLING'S AMBROSIA ' .. s-wflHng to recommend it. - Three years rapidly increasing sale 'have made the ?itjlHfosia famous all over the world. IT IS WABRANTKD TO 1'LKAKK. - s ;f l txxiTea Itching of the Head. , V'-H makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads. ' Sx prevents the Hair from Falling Out. , , .It renders the Hair Holt and Glossy. "ViiOteanses the H-alp, Cools the Heated Brow, 'ifiemoves Dandruff, Cures Nervous Headr tscbe. Cures Baldness, Insures Luxuriant ifksr Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes Wtjrs, Kills Hair Eaters effect apparent at MMsatoe,' ' ' 4'. , : o THE LAD1SS C. .. ; O ' We say, the Ambrosia will suit you to a T. tf"! fK3f-antlv oiit nt. DellCAtelV twrfumed. flAtronlzed by 0jerftSingersaud Actresses. ' im spiendia ooxes or canon eoniaiucx two large bottles No. 2 for morning, Va. 1 for fcvenlii!f. - 4 ., ',1' ffcere Is no mistake about It, STERtJCtiti'H AMBROtsIA i- the bewt, most anvscreeBfljIe and effective toilet in Hms world. prove this, try a carton. . . , fwiM by DruexiKts. . -I . OTEBMafO' AKBKOSiX MAKfFACTCKIf O Company. . ri.. Ul .215 Fulton Street, New York. jrwvIMwljr. , .v" ? MARRIAGE AND CKLIBACYt an j ut.r of Warnine ftnd Iusiru'tlon for Xnung Men. AIbo. Ii'aes and . Abuf -icli prostrate the vital powers, with towmtuu of cure. Ment free of charge in i ( t, tit.tltei !-r envelopes. Address lr. J. .y-.vr i 1 1. ix iUtvau-tp'u, Uvurd A"oltlou, rfitlladeipui, Ta. : pr30 auidw i ' t'fl.ramiAV Alia "liaa. it W as
THE EVAIVSVIL.L.E DAILY JOURNAL, MONDAY,
UAILUOAI TIME-TABLE: 4 nr Evansville and Crawfordsville. GOING NORTH. Leave - . Arrive. , Arrive." ". - Evansvillp,Vinconns.T. Haute Accom'od't'n, 5 : 10 A M I 10 -:ZT a m I 4 :lo p m Mail 9:15 a M I 11:47 a M 3:00 pm V incennes Ac 2:0 PMl 5:1o p m - GOING SOUTH. Leavo Leave Terre Haute. Vlncennes. VincennesAc I U:,i0AM Freight 4 Ac. 6 :50 am 12:23 ph. Mali. 3:'-0 fn 6:ii r m Arrive E'ville. 9:15 A M 5:0S P M 8:55 P M Terre Haute and Indianapolis. FROM TERRE HAUTE. .Leave. Arrive. Night Express;!.. Accora modat ion Mail Express ..., ....... 1:13 a h ....... 7:15 a M ... 8:20 p M 4:25 p M 12:05 am ;:) P M 11:15 am 3:20 p M Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. - FROM VINCENNES. ? 4- ' , ' ; T ? Going East Going W't. Mall 1:20 p M I 5:. P M Express 10 5pm 6:00 am Passengers for St. Louis and Cairo, leaving Evansville at 2:30 p. m., make close connection with the O. & M. R. R. at Vin eennes; arrive at St. Louis at 1:30 a. m., and at Cairo at 5:50 A. M. - CITY ISTEWS. ,, TB&T' The trial 1 of James Mulligan on a new hearing, for assault and bat tery on the person of Jo. btewart, with intent to kill, comes off to-day, Judge Parrett presiding. a As an evidence of.-the 'good government of the city of Evansville, property holders beyond J and- adjoining the city limits, : evince a great desire for the annexation of" such terri tory to the city, while in' other cities in this State there is a general desire to get beyond the city limits. .; r i ' - v. j : .' Ice Cream. "We received on FrU day, from the New York Ice Cream Saloon, kept by Mrs. Rosa Bernheimer and Steplian Raggio,a bowI of their magnificent Ice Cream, as delicious as any we ever ate. We aid not learn until Saturday? whence it came. JfSIt is very natural, as, well as very easy, when a nmn i has been caught in a dirty trick to say " it was only a joke." ; The' Gourir. resorts to this expedient to escape tthe; consequences of 3ts libel onHne business men and capitalists othis city. That dodse won't win, 8 The citizens of Richmond, Indiana, turned out en masse, the other day, and, cleaned the streets of that place. The example is w orthy of imitation elsewhere. A -little more cleaning would not be anusa .in this city. . ' ": ' - Recorder s CorRT.--Dr. January visited the city and indulged in a big drunk. He was taken before, tYie Recorder on Saturday - and "fined $1 00, with $5 05 costs.Y The Dr.. returned, a sadder, if not a better, man,, , j Old. Pike. We are informed that ,the jsoldier&'bf Piko" Couiity "propose to effect an organization soon, similar, to the one being formed in this county. It is a good move. 1 The united voice of the " boys who wore the blue " will yet be heard in the halls of Congress. If i.all 'join m making their' wishes known to that body, a good result will be attained. ' j . , - - . S!"" , -. r ! Ar Swindler ARRESTED-Front Mr. T. Vtj Hutchens, , who iarpyed here Saturday. , morning, , we- learn- that a paymaster of the army, wliose name he did not -learn, from San An tonio, Te?as was arreg te4 on board the Steamer Ruth when that boat arrived at Memphis, on Thursday last, on charge of, running off with a large sum of government money. Our inibrinent said $6,000,000,' but'weffiink that is rather extravagant as no 1 one paymaster would be likely to be en trusted with so large a sum. t&" A soldier's meeting is to be held at Greensburgh, in this State, on the 26th inst.," for the purpose of effecting an organization similar in ob ject, to the one forming in this county. The Vanderburgh boys will be glad to learn that in a large number of the counticsin this State, such organizations arc being formed. In due course of time they" will be enabled to hold communication ; with each, other through this i medium', "all "over the State. . :. , .,.. - ... ... :. I ' Matrimonial. The following ihatriage licenses iwere ! ; issued by the County Clerk during the week ending the 12th Inat".:--- j "il I'hilip Geschwind -tbi Anna, Maria BanbA r" z'V. x1J. ,:j Alfred Smith toMary Smith, r.'i Georp-e Todhunter to Julia B. Crookhhank. - it .'.?. John Mann to Mary Jaker.-'-s i , ,'( John Johnson to Anna Burnt?' . ,';.' . Nicholas Tru(uit to Mary Spalding. ' Wm. Thomas ' Hall ttx , Josephine ill btiu,'
Laying the Corner Stone of tub German Methodist Church. The ceremony of .laying the corner stone of the German Methodist Church, being erected ' on the corner of Vine Street and the canal, took place yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was commenced by the reading of a portion of ' the Discipline b Rev. Gottleb Trefz after which there; was singing and prayer. . Rev. Mr. Simmes then delivered an able and interesting lecture, in the Engliehs language, appropriate to the occasion, after which Rev. Mr. Fisher spoke eloquently in the German language, as we were informed by those who could understand him. .' He was followed by Rev. G. Trefz, pastor of the Church, who also delivered an able lecture, after 5 which he proceeded to deposit, in the box to be placed in the corner stone, the following articles : The Bible, then a Metho-' dis.iUymn Rookji and Methodist D:sc:plin,- a Centenary Book of Methodism, a copy of the Western Christian 'Advocate; German Apologist, German Methodist Almanac for 1865 and' 1866, a copy of the Evansville Jo URN Alt, and Evansville Union specimens of gold and silver coin, and
United States paper currency ; a statement containing 'the' names of! the building committee,'1 preacher j in charge, the local preachers and trustees, and a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation of "Abraham Lincoln. The ceremony closed with singing t hot prayer. . . . ,,.v ; 1 ' The church edifice, the! foundation walls' of -which-? are already up, is to be 53 by 90 feet, with a tower over 100 high. We understand that ! the work will be pushed forward' -completion air the? earliest,, day . possible,' and when completed it will be -a fine ediiice. ; The basement ; will be used for Sabbath' School purposes, and is also divided into class and lecture rooms.!' rTwq Bodies;, Found. Yesterday the f b'odfes ' of two ' iae'u were towed ashore from, the wroek of .tho stcamer Missouri. Mr. Thomas? Stinson dis covered one on ' the wreck!,1 and a Mr. 1 JMann discovered the other floating in i the river, just below' the wreck. . One, at first supposed to be the body of Mr. Peters, had the appearance of havilig: been a man forty-five , or fifty ycWa
old, ' The forefinger of the' left han3XT tv i ,i j r ji 1. 1 tJlf'i-l
wason at me t-cuonu joint, ana uc uau a remarkably small foot. The "body wa s entirely deUitute of "clothing, exr ccpt' particles of unlerwear, and boots and socks. The ' body was so far decomposed that the features of the face could not be discerned, the flesh in a great measure having fallen off. ; Upon a close examination, it was thought to man about five feet six or eight inches high. .The other had no clothing ex-, cept particles of uncTerwcar and was so far decomposed that identity would be impossibltj.. 'A Coroner's ? inquest was held over the bodies at theewharfT just opposite the Mansion Hoase ' :. Personal. On , Saturday; we Vere pleased tomeet with our- friend Col. .WvT3k Mctntireof Petersburg, for merly of the 42d V. V. I. lie is on a risit to his relations in this city, and brings the welcome intelligence that the Unit men of-, old Pike stand firm and' present ah unbroken frpnt. Old Pike will roll up a good Union majority at the fall election. Col. Mc-r Intirc is an efficjfint and active werker for the Union cause. He is now as faithful and true as he was on all occasions while leading his gallant old regiment against the rebel crew.- t A Mean Thing. A Copperhead office-holder of this County, a few days ago', was' seen to tear down " one of the bills calling a soldiers' meeting, on the 19th instant. This is decidedly the smallest of all mean things we ever knew a Copperhead to be guilty of, even the meanest of all mean Copperheads? If -this notice Bhould be seen by the man referred to, we hope it will cause the blush oi shame to rise to his cheek, but we feel sure this is a vain hope. Such as he were want to call the soldiers " Lincoln hirelings," while the noble and brave spirited boys fought- for the perpetuation of the liberty hc 'e5ny--Of course nothing better can be ex pected of these men. oven though
be probably the ( body. of,Lngmeer Phillips, whos, 'was I w't ' Iciy. the explosfoii." ltd wa?,' we 'should judge, a
V .to.'.?. t- t ' d.. On ru face were large Knots as they may.. make hypocritical preteaH' Lf .v. !! i . , , t .i in ,1 white as the kin ot a white man. and sions of love tor those -who fought our t,..ir i . , , it .
battles. ' fiisafThe old canal bed between Locust and Main streets is growing bea-. tifully - less day by. day. In a short time a neat street will be found, where there used to btr a pond of stagnant and filthy water.
A Texan! -We meiaa oldJTexan i a few day. ago who-complained most bitterly that the people of that State ' were still den'ed.the privilege of! representation in Congress. IIe eaid no such feeling existed in that State as I was represented in the - North and East. He was asked if Congressmen from his State had been choeen; and if so, what k'nd of. men they vrere? If they had not all been orig'nai secessionists, or had not, been leaders in the rebellion ? He said they had. His questioner cent nued: "Now, sir, if no such feeling exists in that State as you say is represented North, how is it that no or g rial Union mea, or men who had all the while favOred the old Government, were e'.eatei to Congress by your people? If your peop'e are really sincere," why do- they not select such men as our people feel they can trust in legislating upon, the affairs of the Government? If nuch as most willingly proved themselves traitors, are the choice of the people of your State, tho,se who were loyal al the while must place , their own construction on your acts, and arrive at the real state of feeling by those acta." - ' Board of Trade. Last Saturday about half a dozen'of our active and enterprising commission , merchants met,- at pox .& Humphrey's store1, on
Water street,. to discuss the imports nee of a' Board of, Trade.,, An hour.wais spent in pleasant conversation, and in examining specimens of flour, conversing about prices, &c. . The 'meeting was highly satisfactory to all vho were present f and,, il was determined to hold a meeting each day at some one of the : commission houses. Today, the m3eting will be held at 'illard & Porter's Jon .Water street 'All who feel an interest in the move, ;ire requested to attend. ; 'It . is 'thought that an'hour can not beniore pleisantly and perhaps' profitably, spent. A sale of some, forty barrels of; lime wa effected by one of, the gentlemen who was present, while the , meeting Lwas, being r.held.ilA pvlce-litk js in cbiitemplation-hich will probably be fixed some time this .week, together with a full report of alL salei matle, such report to 'be cai-efu!ly made )ip,i at the end of each .week, or as oftljrt as may be thought necessary. ! ;'V The meeting is .to be held at three o ciock to-aay. i err a rv' .r r f - f .r r Ar I ' II owniE Was Treated. Pref. 'Hoss, State 'SnpeflnbinJenVo'f Public Instruction, "is.' nowmaking, a , tour through this State on official business. A ; gentleman who came from Pike County last Friday Hays thaton a r!cent visit to Dubois County by the' Proe8or,- ho wa? f most j shamefully treated by the ' unterrified " Copperheads of Jasper and vicinity."' During his lecture on education,- ho was frequently interrupted with such questions as this: "Are you in favor of teaching teraperance in the schools?" &c The Professor informed his audience that he had nothing .to do with political questions,' and 'only; wished quietly to discharge the duties of haii office. The only man who showed! hitnrefepect while 'in thai "benighteel village was- a Mr. Strain, we believe, who . is a minister in the Cumberland. Presbyterian Church. No wonder Dubois isovierwhermingly Coppcy.i headish. Where free schools exist, modern Democracy does not' flourish so well. ' - ...... j The First of the Season. We were . indebted, on . Saturday, iur friend4 .McKinney one ,9f the mosi successful gardeners ! and cultivators of fruit in the vicinity of our city, for !some dnlicioua "strawberriesrfr'the Wilson's 'Albany variety. We foxind them fully ripe and highly flavored; Weopehe-may have a big crop and realize largely therefrom. He has merited such success by his patient industry, . . , . , - j ; Body Found. The body of a map was found on Saturday below West Franklin, whioh is supposed to have floated from the wreck of the steamer Missouri. There was nothing on the J body by which he could be indenti fied. lie had a mustache and goatee was supposed to be about thirty-five years old, and was five feet eight inches liijrh. v i Spotted Nkoko. We saw a negro a day or two ago who had grown spot about httlf of his face had thus changed color, the balance as black as any negro we ever saw. I le says that he eotnnienced changing coldr about five years ago, and that the white is growing rapid!yr .Underjica h thcelothirig he report the charrge to be taking I plaee more rapidly than on his face.
rSCHTLTZE7THUMAN &
MAY 14, 1866,
Z fi.The L Indianapolia Herald is making a vigorous, attack on: the County Commissioners of that county, and is desirous of having them enter i ito an exposure of their officii. 1 proceedings through the medium ot the press. That is not the way to do it. The Herald should issue 'a call for the citizens themselves to assemble 1 and have a Committee of investfgation ap pointed, similar to the one appointed in this city to investigate and report on the finance of Evansville. The labors of such a Committeb would probably conclude as those of the Committee in this city, to-wit: In a "great cry andjittle wool." Court Order. A few days since the following order, complimentary to the legal fraternity of our city, was placed on the Common Pleas Court record. It speaks for itself: ' 'Now, here, J ohn J. Chandler, Esq., moves the Court to require the clerk to, provide for the. use of the Court ana; bap"two-cbpie3; -of -Gavin and L Hord V publications of the -Revised In, i . i , i .1 f i . I Dtatuies; anu, inereiore; it is oruereu, on motion of said Chandler, that the clerk "provide two copies of said Stautea, and dog chains, with which; it shall be his duty to chain the said Statutes, to the tables- in the Court- ; Oriental' House. Should any of , our readers visit the Capital,' and stop at the Oriental House, they will find it the most pfeaSant and agreeable unde its present management. Colonel J. K. Scott, formerly of the 59th' Indiana Infantry, - and .late of the Sherman House, at Indianapolis, is one of the proprietors, and I4 knows how to keep a hotel." The House has lately been completely renovated and re-furnished throughout. Mr. JohnSherer, a courteous' gentleman, holds forth in the office, and will be found ( most' attentive to the wants of guests. ' jfe-Qn Saturday last the Courier said it had only been joking in .its' article ridiculing the merchants and capitalListsiof this oitvA Yesterday it put in a new plea, and says it has succeeded in its object, which was to rouse the am bition-' of our business men.' t What wonderful influence "we.V have! Our biinjiss mc appreciate the Cuwrier ts its true value. . . -, , ';.t'i v Reai. Estate Tra?sfers. The follow-. ing arethe real estate transfers, for the Cityand County, as appears fromsthei Entry Book of C. Tomhemelt, County RecoiYler, for the yf eejt eudiiii thf 13th wU. Jf I J. Rick ta FretJL. Jjuekenheimer, part of Lot lol, Davidson's Enlargement, for...SS50 Shanklin & Rcilly, to the Merchant's National Bank, Lot 1, Rowley's .Subdivision of Lot 1, Orisinal Plan, for 820.UOO Jaquess & French to Matthew Ilennin?, one-third of Lot 00, Original Plan, for $5,000 ! Gartliijb Hebinghaus to;W"m. l!rieiihaus, jot1 17, - Block 8, 8harpe Enlargement.' lor ...-. i.-.-i ...i 91, (U0 y Henry 5Icyer to P. Cowoi-s Lot 1H, Blok 1, Baker's Enlivr4ement, for..'...;...'. - HenrJ ' W. Klniendorf to Henry Hammprsley, lot 13, Block 14, Sonth' Enlargement; ttlso, Lot '25, Laughlin's- Addition, tor ......'...:......'.... :.:...:.S1JM .1. S. Uoojje to Lewis Webber Lot .TO, BloiJi.19, f)ak IliU Cemetery, 4r ..?75 HH-ani fa. Reed to Ahlorim? & Bromelbans, part of r e quarter, .Section 20, Township , Range 10, for - i'S.SOO Abram Anspacher to Joseph and Herman Fendi'ick, part of Lot 2, Block 97, Eastern Enlargement, for.'..... ..................:.:..?8,000 1 ... - , Nk Metropolitan -The audience at the theatre on Saturday night was th largest of the week, except that of Friday nightv and' was a highly intelligent one. ',,'' , ' i r rBoth j plays went very well; many parts being r extremely fine; - As, Elvira, 3tiss liiichel J ohnson added lustre to her laurels by her truthful rendition 'of the passion and splendid denunciations of an injured woman." ! $he is a womatt of i remarkable talent and just coiiccptionsl ; Mr. Macauley's Rolla was veryv well done: His jaddressto'his -cbmpanions-iri-armsj as the' Peruvian- leader, was a most admirable piece of declamation. ' Mr. Goldetf s Pifajro, and; .Mrs. Goldcn's Cora, were highly applauded,- and the minors t-hanicters were generally sus tainod with the usual ability; True lovers of the drama will be glad to learn that Mr. Golden although the encasement of those two stars has been attended: with heavy loss J is so determined to present before our people the best talent of the country has , effected a re-engagement with Mr. Macaulcy,fand Miss Rachel. Johnson for fiv.o night-s more, and to-night will be presented Miss Heron's prize play entitled "The Belle of the Season,?' a play , greatly admired by all who witnessed its most admirable performance lastrweek. - ...;'- ! The people of Kvansville owe! it to Mr. Golden.-that this; commendable effort to ' cater to the intelligence of our citizens should be reciprocated by good houses throughout this week.j """ To Whom it may Concern. ; TIIK VXIERSICXKI iAPw ply to the City Council- for leave to erect a frame kitchen, 13 by IB, adjoining house oi IOt ' loj Block 1, Battell Plaee, in the eiiy of Evansvilie, within the fiw; limitn. -'. JOHSt E. DANNAN. April 2S; ii6i; , . pr3dw Unt-u copy and charge this omce.J
CqJDtifio American.
SPECIAL XI OTIOES.
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Obtais only "Brown's Bronchi ai. Troches," and do not take any of the worthless imitations that may be offered.. -.. ' Sold everywhere in the United States, and in foreign countries, at 35 cents a box. dec2 dw6ni ' important TO LADIES. Mr Winblow'a Mystic Pii.W, for Female, ar the best and aafeftt la the mairkct. No bad effects Jrora tUeir se.i They aet like apharm. Thousand of most reliable testi-. jnonials speak their praise,. . Mild in their operations; correct all irrepalarities nd painful .menstruations, remove all obstruct loas, -whether fror- nd ; or otherwise; will cure headache, pa.'n in the aide,, palpitation of the heart, whitt, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain la the back and limes, and disturbed ftlep, which arises from interruption of Nature. Ask for Mrs.-Window's Iystie Pills; taJionone other. , Price ft.', or three boxes lor $5. For sale by all drupgists in Evansville.Afiart'ss kox en, Cincinnati, Ohio. oi by all respectable driiKists.. .,-..( ,. . JOHN V. PARK, fb7 afira ... General Agent. CITY ITOTICES. Collector's Sale ' of Real Estate for ' ths Payment of the . Costa and: Expense . of , Alley , and Sidewali Improvements respectively. WOTICE IS HF.RKBY WIVE: that, by virtue of precepts issued- by the Mayor of the city of Kvansvtile, and to me directed, I will sell at public auction, at the door of the eonrt-honso in said city, on-. TUESDAY, June fttli, ltttitt, at ten o'clock a.m., the following lots or parcels of real estatryor so much thereof as may be necessary to- pey the amounts charged and assessed against said lots respectively, for the costs and expense of making sidewalk and alley improvements upon .said lots, together with the costs of sale; and that said sale will be .continued on the next day thereafter viz.. Wednesday, June 6th, 1SH6 at two o'clock p.m., at the same place, tor the purpose of selling such property as may havtv.beou sold on the day above mentioned and not pajd for, viz.: ' For Cost and Expense of Alley Improvement. ORfGTNA t TtA." 1 Owners? ' ' ' ' ''l Lot! Amt. Heirs of Micliael P'.Tones,' 2? by ' ' ' . iOU feet souilieiist side of, ......... 47 . S39 &7 Ear Cost and Expmme of Sideioalk Improve- .. , X.AMASCO. . i Owners. Helen M.' stone.-. , Lot, Block.. Amt. 17". 41 3 81.1 60 John Hoffman ....w...... Do. Charles B. Tighe Xo. . .......!. 9 92 t 5 U 7 73 39 83 ,..1 40 ,.17" 49 it . SOUTHERN ENLARGEMENT. Unknown Owners 5 11 i Do. ; . H.h 14 i Ired. Keeper-... ............ ...... 1 i.; VI . Do,, ,. , 2 . !.. u, . ... H ,r' 12 , Do. j ,,,..,.. 4 ; l'i,. .:, . NOKTIEKX ENI.ARQKMICNT. i Mrs. Mary Durliam 8 -l ... , , v ST(X:KWEI.I.'S ENtARGKMENT. Allis k Walker, assignee, 22 ' ' J7 Do. .('!,. .ido. 23 17 ' 8 0 23 bi , li ST , & 10 , 8 10 , S 10 .43 72 675 : 8 75 - 1 ' JOHN SCHCP.KRT Collector. ' Evansville, May 1 1, li(i. tma OKDER'OI'' rOKSr'CIl, lIRECTI5fO - - LOTS TO BK FILLED. ' And how here it appearing to the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that Lots 81 and 82, in Block No. 17, Mtockwell'a Enlargement of tlie city of Evansville, are ho- situated that water collects and remains stagnant thereon, and the owners of.aid Lots are "hereby directd and required by the said Council to All up said Lots to such a height as will prevent water from collecting and remaining stagnant thereon, within thirty days from the passage of this order" ' I, A. M. McGrift, Clerk of the City of Ev ansville, io uereoy certiiy tfiat the forego ing is a true ami complete copy of an orde of said Council passed on the: 7th day of Mny, A.D. lj(i,'so' far as It. relates to the winun-namea lsom. . " " In' Witness thereof, -T have hereunto subscrjbel 'my' Aame 1 'fSBAt. and affixed the ?eal of- said city, - . thlsWtlidayof May. A.D. 18tSS. . f a. M. McGItlFP, Clerk. mayll6tK " 1 Union copy. COKI'Oltl'IlOX .01HE..h .t . May 7, lhtjH. '. ORDEH XR VL.VNK 8IDKWALKB. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by tho. Common Council of the city of Evansville, that the owners of all lot or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the sol (ill side of Franklin street, troia Fulton avenue to Fifth avenue; . . . South side of Franklin street, from Fifth avenue to .Sixth avenue ; ,.' South side of Franklin street, fitm Sixth, avenue to .Seventh avenue; North side of Franklin street, from Fulton avenue to Fifth avenue; North side of Franklin street, frqm Fifth avenue to Sixth avenue; . North side of Franklin street, from Sixth avenue to Seventh avenue; . East side of Fifth avenue, from Sixth street to Franklin street ; -West Bide of Fifth avenue, from Sixth street to Franklin stmir-;' in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a sidewalk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. ' ' ' - A. M. McGRIFF. Clerk, i City Clerk's Office, May 10, lj. may 11 3t - ' - - (Union oopy. NOTICK TO COSTBACTOBS. . Al'KIL ;il), ISfKj. . . . The Common Council of the city of Evansville will receive sealed, proposals until the 4th day of June, IcWtf. for Brading the alley situated between Chestnut and Cherry streets, and extending from Seventh to Eighth street. Br order of the Council. . ' v. M.' McGRlFF, Clerk. Citv Clerk's Office, May 8, mayS 6t - . . . . f ITninn OV.l J " ' NOTICK TO t'OSTB.MTOBN, Tlie Common Council of the city of Evansville will receive iM-aled proposal until the 31st day of May, 18t, for jfradmg L " " . i, oiifv situated between I lark and Leel streets, and extending f rm Third street ta oortn streev. . ' By order of the Council. . : . A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office Evansville, April 27. 186. i-- union copy. j . aprvi
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