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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
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A Gar LoTHARIo CATCHES A TARTAR.
"A friend who vouches for the truth of
the circumstance, furnishes MS the fol.
lowing particulars of the sequel to the
adventures Of would be "gay Lothario''
in this city: According to our inform
ant q well dressed, decidedly fancy
looking young gent from the North
came 10 this city several months ago,
and engaged as q clerk in one of our
mercantile houses. He possessed poll
ished manners, winning address, and
soon became quite favorite with the
inmates of the boarding house. Among
the hoarders was handsome lady, with
whom and her husband, he soon became
well acquainted A short time since
the gentleman, and lady referred TO re-
moved to another house. They had not
been domicilsd there long before the
young gentleman Commenced writing
letters to the lady As they we're mere.
ly of friendly import, abe took no mo-
tice Of them, supposing failure 10
answer would insure their speedy dfs-
continuance But instead Of producing
that effect, our informant states, at last
letter was written containing propos.
ais of the most insulting character.
This letter, the lady handed to her hus.
band, who determined to chastise the
writer upon sight 1t leaked out yester-
day that the young gentleman designed
leaving on the Marble City for Cairo,
Thither the husband of the lady re.
paired, and meeting the object Of his
search, pouueed upon him after the fash
ion Of the "Assyrian,' whom Bsron i'm
forms Us come down like wolf on the
FOLD" The husband made good use of
the toe of his boot, and the "objecf'
made good use of bis legs, receiving
every few moments kick or cuff,
sometimes both, until the intervention
Of spectators ended the fray. We nm
derstand the Object" once released,
lost little time in transferring himself
and effects to another boat, and leaving
for the region Of cooler brsezss. lo a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

snecIal Post.0nna Notice.

Numerous applications are made at
the post-ofice every morning to have
letters pat into the mail after the time
Of closing. The mail train now Eeares
at half past nine in the forenoon. The
mail closes at hslfpass eight, railroad
time, and letters must be in then to in
sure being posted BY the outgoing mail
We allow ourselves barely time to get
the mail TO the train, and give the pub
lie every minute we possibly can to get
their letters in. The mail must close at
hslf-psst eight, else it viii be left
No person, therefore, need apply after
that time to have letters mailed BY tbs
train then leaving. Asking this favor
only binders those who are putting up
the mail, and makes them liable to COM
nit errors and even to miss the train.
That "iust one more important letter
may be like that "last straw" which
broke the camePs back It may be the
means of OBTAINING ell the others that
are expected TO 20 by the same train
The mail train arrives at 9 q at night,
and letters are distributed into the boxes
from ii to III o'clock, according to the
size of tha mail The Office is opened
Il
for the convenience of holders Of lock-
boxes and lock.draEers, who can get
their mail matter ct night, il they wish
to do so, the Office being open until ell
the letters are distributed. Nothing
can be handed out Of glass boxes at that
late hour. If one person Is accommo-
| dated ell can claim 70 be, and thus all
the box holders will expect to gel
their letters, and Post-ofhce employees
will be deprived of the rest necessary
to enable them TO be up betimes in the
morning. Therefore, no other thar
lock-box or lock-drawer holders can gel
their mail matter ct night. The ofice
is opened at seven in the morning, Civ
ing time to answer letters, if eorrespon.
dents are prompt ~ s4
These explanations are made to avoid
Misunderstanding and disappointment
and also for the information of new
corners, and others who seem TO have
forgotten the rules which are indispen-
sable in al Office where nine-tenths oi
the mail matter arrives and departs b.
one train; where there is only one mai
train day each way, and where tbs
time between the arrival and departure
is necessarily so short. c
T. JAMES II. MCNEELY. P. NJ
sep6:2t a.e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

A MURDERER CAUGHT. - Sometime
last Fall, it will be recoIlectsd, ssysthe
Wabash Express, young man By the
name of WIneland, living in Park coun-
IL, shot and killed his own father and
cousin who we're At the time in the Geld
gathering corn. The father Of the muir
derer was in afuent circumstances, and
had twice given his son the means for a
good business, but each time he had
squandered what was given him, when
his fstherIdeclined to give more. Young
Winelsnd having heard that hrs father
had willed all his property to his nephew,
determined to kill both Of them, which
foul deed he accomplished as above sta
ted. The murderer escaped arrest, or
detection until two days since, when il
was ascertAined that he had been secre-
ted somewhere along the Wabash river
since the commisson of the crime. Two
or three night since it'wEs also learned
he was in a skif going down the river,
and that he would stop near Montezn.
ma. Arrangements were made to ar
rest him, and when the skiff reached the
shore, and just as he was in the oct of
getting ont, he was suddenly sum oned
to surrender. he discovered his mis-.
take and attempted 70 get back into the
skif, but was fred upon, and nortaIly
wounded. The party in pursuit conveyed
him to the town, where he lied about
two hours after the shooting occurred.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

NARA St. Louis dispatch of the Sd
says: at having been announced that
the funeral of Henry o Clarence MeCar-
thyf late Deputy Head Centre Of the
Fsnian Brotherhood, would take place
next Sunday from St. Patrick's Church,
in this city, Archbishop Ksndrick has
forbidden the ceremonies, and instrue-
ted the Superintendent of Cavalry Gem
etry not to admit any procession of men
or women bearing the insignia of Fen.
ianism within the cemetery. This has
created quite q sensation among the
FeHians, and it is not Jet known what
Course they will pursue"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

A NOVEL CHoLERA TEsr.-The doc
tors especially devoted to the care Of
cholera patients at Alexandria have
tried curious experiment, the object OF
which 10 to ascertain whether that dis
ease ia caused BY peculiar state of the
outward air, IS has been supposed.
They sent PIP two balloons, one from a
village as yet untainted by the epidemic,
and the other from Alexandria. A
quarter of fresh beef was suspended to
each balloon, which was allowed to foat
for certain time in the air. On max
ing these balloons descend, the meat
which had hosted over Alexandria was
completely purified, whereas that which
had been suspended over the healthy
village was perfectly hesh. The quar-
tiers Of beef had been cut of Of the
same animal. g Izsssi's o. e-,n 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
.CITY NEWS.
saS- SEE FOURTH PACE -6a

POLICE REcoRD. Since Recorder NeI
son assumed the duties Of his office, be
has disposed Of LA cases, about two
thirds Of which were for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. But few per-
sons have appeared the second time.
We propose to make hereafter daily
report Of such cases as come before this
Cou't, and those who indulge in the
luxury of these drawinRroom entertain
ments nay hereafter have the satisfac-
ton Of finding their names on the. bills
We shallaet down nanght in malice and
naught extsnuate; so keep clear Of the
clutches of the "perlics."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
90 Young .Ketohum took a

1% Young 4Ketchum took a novel
method to deceive the people of the
house where he went to board in New
York, after bis forgeries we're made
public. He wrote letters to himself. as
Mr.. Lowry, dated at Cincinnati, their
contents giving the impression that they
were from his sister, brother, and father.
These he posted at the nearest gas-lamp
letter box, and, when received, opened
them, and purposely left them open on
bis table for inspection by the curious.
1t was the only effort he appears 70 have
made TO deceive anybody.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

BoUGHr UP.-It is rumored on Wall
Street that the checks forged By young
Ketchum have been bought up by some
Of his friends, and that some of the
leading witnesses have left the city.
There ID bat little doubt that efforts
viii be made by other fast bankers to
smooth this unparalleled robbery and
EorgeFy over, as it might spoil other little
games Of the same sort, if young
hetehum had to pass the rest of his life
IN Sing sing. szsa ssasilqi71s5at 'taz sssasa5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

The WEArHER.-For several days past
the weather has been 50 ardent in its
attentions to us that we think it but
proper we should notice it. uA fi1
As most of our readers have no doubt
received like attentions, they need not
read this item, but send it to the Smith
sopian Institute or some other scientific
establishment. e 500 3HE&
In the FIRST place, then, we may re-
mark, for the guidance of coming histo,
rians and future generations, that the
moon, at its last change, before it took
in its first quarter, hung with its point
very low-consequently could hold no
water, and ultimately became very dry,
and as Mitchell has closed out on
Water Street, It has continued dry ever
since, with the exception of one day, on
which it furnished waterfall OF con-
sideral magnitude. The water is >sups
posed to have been generously furnished
it by soma kind-hearted draynen or
street sprinklerA
The general result, then, Of the pres
ent moons influence is, that We have
had considerable "spell of weather"
with very little rain, and, as in most
cases of the kind, the weather has
grown Observation-Disclosures, and the in
hA5iiants Of this portion of the moral
vineyard have had divers roasts, bakes,
and broils not supplied by the butcher
or Joe Davis. -
The moon is now great round orb
and as several heavy rains have passed
to the south Of us, we hope that as the
moon gives out It's small change the
heat win moderate, and that by the time
il finds itself reduced to its last quarter
las we have been many time) il will
be affected to tears, which it will shower
prodigally upon the earth. Then We
hope the temperature of the atmosphere
will be greatly modified, the mercury
will sink toward the bulb, and that the
present generation Of mosquitoes may
have all their bills paidg.E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
Fer Rrosteutanw Attornev.

kDfroRs JOURNAL Please announce Captain
WIN. p. HARGRAyRs late Of the slst Ind. vels..
as the Union eandidats Tor tins once OF PrOsscst-
Ing Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit,
composed Of the. eoaAties of Crawford, Perry,
Spencer Warriek, vAnderburgh and POsey.
We are aulaorizsd 70 announce that LEWIS O.
sflNsoN will lie e candidate, at thu next ooto-
Der election, for reelection TO the Office Of Prose-
cutting Attorney for the Fiftssnth Judicial Cir
suit composed Of the counties OF Crawford, Perry
Spencer, wa,rick, Posey and Marlborough.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Tor Common peas Judee.

:" - =" =. W. - y =
We ere authorized TO anuounce that Judge
JOHN PITCHER will continue to serve as
Juds@oft the Common Please Court IN the dlatrict
composed Of the counties Of rOsey, vandsrburgh.
Warriek, and Gibson, if elected at the ensuing
October election. res sftf
ME-. EpIroR: Please announces 20 your readers
that VIM. LouDoN, Of Posey County, is a can.
didats for Judge OF the Common Pleas Court, in
the strict composed Of the counties Of Posey,
Vanderbufgh. WArriek and Gil,ann
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

10 UanleI AndreWs, late postmAster
at Glencoe, in s., Louis County, Mo-,
who committed snicids q short time
since, left q confession, in which he ac~
knowledges having murdered returned
Californian ten years ago, and robbed
the body of ons hundred and Eve dollars.
He also robbed the mails at various
times, was the means of killing two of
his children, and meditated tie murder
Of his wife.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
DIED.

DENNIs-At the Gayoso nouss, Msn, hia, Ten.
nesssss on tbs 2slh OF Augsst, 1885, OF ApopisIy,
after few bcurs illness, Locus 4. DEHS 70, % ths
arm OF Dsnnis Sellers, Of ssllsfs Landing, ILL.,
noiss aged forty years. $50
he had the love and esteem OF all who kRew
BIN, At home and abroad, and bis lees is severely
fsit By slI his friends. HIs remains vsrs evoueht
70 his home By ths Superior August s0tb, and
laid IN their lasi resting place, on the siss
vita solemn care moniss. aaa fe
IBostoa. Mas, and Portland. Me-, papers
please eony.l ~ e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

THE Bro SwISDLE-The swindier who
"did some of our merchants week
or SO ago gave his name here as Lewis
Williams, and not Bennett, as we erro-
neously stated it. The large check
came back yesterday, protested. The
suindler has not yet been heard from.
The winding up Of this matter will leave
the parties minus some $500
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

TIE TKAczERs' Association The
session Of the Teachers Association,
held yesterday, was highly interesting
and instructive. After the usual morn
ing dsvotions, the Association had
plain and practical address by B4rnabas
c. Hobbs, of Bloomingdale Academy,
not Bloomington, as our composition
made rs say yesterday. This was fol-
lowed by exercises in penmanship under
instructions of Prof. Holcomb, of St.
Louis. -- -
We are glad to see that more interest
is being taken in, and attention likely
to be given To, this beautiful and de-
sirable art, and we are equally glad 20
learn that the Trustees have. as we
think, very wisely determined to intro
duce the Spencerian System of penman-
ship into the Public Schools
This is unquestionabIy the most per-
feet and scientific as well as the most
beautiful and readily acquired style Of
writing ever introduced The prinei-
pies are few and very plain, entirely in
duetive, and, BY the arrangement Of
the "eopy books" furnish guide-boards,
as it were, at every step to the pupils.
Temperament features Of the style,
in the language of another, "are apparent
in the slant, the curves Of the small let.
ties, ovals in capital letters, the great
variety Of practical and beautiful capita
letters and the natural as well as artistic
distribution Of light and shade upon Tho
letters generally" 9
It is sfyIe beautiful and attractive
inspiring love Of practice in th'
i-young which cannot fail to result il
good chiroEaphy.
i Prof Holcomb is an expert in hi
profession, and devotes his vacations tC
the introduction of the system into tn,
public schools of the country
After the exercises in peusmaushil
they had exercises in music by Prof.
Rice, and in beautiful, interesting an,
healthy system of school gymnastics, b.
Mr.. Byers, who succeeds Miss Hooke
as Principal of the First Boys Gramma
School After this came an analysis Q
the sounds of the vowels and dipthongs
then further exercises in penmanship
which lasted until II o'clock, and th
last hour was devoted to ths interests O
the teachers in the primary schools.
We are glad to see the interest sh
teachers take in the Association, an
we know that these meetings viii resul
in great good TO our public schools.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

The TOBACCO CRoP-The Maysvills
Eagle of the 29th says: "There is only
comparatively small space Of ground
planted in this weed in this part Of Ken
lucky, but the yield is excellent, and the
quality of the leaf thus far has seldom
been surpassed. The planters in Mason
are in good spirits over their prospects,
and in Bracken, while on q short visit
TO Augusta last week, we were much
grAtifed st the aourishing appearance of
the crop. The want Of labor has been
seriously felt, but q bene6cent Provi-
dence has in some measure repaired
this ininry."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

A TEAcHERs' LiBRARY.-The subject
Of Teachers Library was considered
briefly, yesterday, in the Teachers Assoc
citation. We hope one win be estab-
lished, and we hope that all the friends
of education viii lend material assist
ance TO the enterprise. It would be Of
vast benefit to the teachers in our public
schools, and Of course to the schools
themselves. sD1eI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

Horace Greeley is not the general or
managing editor of the New York Trio
9He. That most important position il
filed by Sidney Howard Gay. The SAL
airy Of each is stated at 81 500. The sal.
AIRY of Mr.. Frederick Hudson, managing
editor of the Herald, is SIC, 900, which
is the same paid to Mr.. C. A. Dana, the
chief editor Of the Chicago Daily Repub-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

NEeRoEs AFIse THE CnIvALRE-A
colored tournament with an ebony
Queen Of Beauty and other perfectly
regular etceteras, was held few days
ago, near Alexandria, Virginia. This
is melancholy intelligence for the blue
blood of South Carolina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

B@Another fearful tragedy occurred
in Massachusetts, few days ago. The
wife Of Dr. Carlos Marston, residing Of
South Dedham, during a ft Of derange-
menti shot and killed her husband and
an interesting daughter, aged ten years,
aud then committed suicide.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

: AFRAID TO LAUGH Ladies sometimes
repress their laughter to avoid revealing
the discoloration and imperfsction Of
their teeth. Fair ones, we would advise
you to try the Fragrant Sezodone 1t
win remove, at once, all impurities, ar
rest the progress Of decay, and vhiten
such parts as have already become black
by decay, and leave the breath as fra
grant as rose. sep5: cod.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

NoTIoE.-The Select School for small
children, taught by Mrs. NJ A. Ross,
will commence Monday, September
.llth, at her residence on First Street,
between Mulberry and Gum Streets
Terms, s. per quarter. su-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

r@- Soldiers and their widows who
hold pension certificates, should call at
the Office of VIM Reavis, on Main
Street, over Keller's Gun Store, and
have their semi.annusl insiaIlments
promptly collected. e..,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
ClrY aRnCERY..0YsfERs.

We receive daily, BY Express, a
superior quality of Fresh Baltimore
Oysters, and are prepared TO deliver in
half or whole cans or BY the case. An
Oysters warranted. ~
Csoss, DAVIS b Co., D
Third Street between Main and Locust.
August 23-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

REcoRDs SroLEN.-The official records
Of the Andersonville Prison, which were
taken to Georgia to facilitate the rein
terment of Union soldiers buried there,
cannot now be found. Some of the
clerks attached to the burial party have
been arrested on suspicion of spiriting
IL off +~e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
EXTRA BIELr sHTH ON PARDoS.-The
G6xeft.'s srac;aI wasb;r,-

EXTRA BILLY seth ON PARDON. The
Cincinnati GdzettSs special Washing
ton dispatch says:
"The reply of Extra Billy Smith to
the question whether he had applied for
pardon is illustrative of 3 prominent
phase of Southern feeling. Applied for
pardonl' said he Indignantly; no; and
I'll be damned if ever apply for pardon
to tailorl' This said rebel 10 now iv-
ing BY the sufferance of that tailor in
quiet retirement on his farm near War
renton, Virginia. 3t40O'
Z" Pardon blanks, printed on gilt-edged
parchment paper, and engraved in the
highest style of art, are being struck of
by the resm at the Treasury printing
office. They viii serve hereafter as
handsome ornaments for the parlors of
those who receive them. !"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

REAL EsrGrE AGESrs.-Messrs. Shack
leford q Hornbrook, as will be seen by
their card, propose giving especial at
tention to the purchase and sale of real
estate They are gentlemen Of sterling
integrity, and we cheerfnlly recommend
them to the public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

We are authorized 10 announce that JOsEPH
b. eek assa candidate for the once Of sherin OF
Vandsrburgh County, at the ensuing October
election. a..a7s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

VIM. Y. PARRETr will be candidate for re-.
election to the ONCE Of Circuit Judge, for the
Fifteenth Judicial Ctfcult com posed Of the coup,
ties Of Crawford. Perry, Spencer. warrick, Van.
derburgh and Posey, 1t the ensuing October elsc.
tion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
FOR RENT.

WE Will RENT. FOB OWE Or MORE
w years, all the buildings Locust street,
between Water strset and the Alley. but recently
oceupied by the oommlssary aad QartsrmastsTs
Deparlmeatsj also, will rent tbs Blacksmith
hh9p on Main street, near tbs Canal, on reason
aba teFms.
iyB-dtf MORGAN, BEAD a 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
Farm for Sale.

DETEG DESTROYS OF oHANGIHG NY 10.
ID cation and occupation, ofer my Farm for
sale, containing 40 acres 100 acres being in q
high stale Of cultivation, with all necessary
buildings also, 100 choice grated fruit trees Just
beRnaia9 20 bear said Farm iiss 10 milf north
Of Evsnsviiie ard three miles west OF 50. Jaoob's
Church, on the " A Q. Railroad. Title perfect.
For further particulars enquire on the premises,
or BY letter TO CyDthiana, Posey COUNT, Ind
au2S-tf tGAN A. b. WILKINSON.
amaMa. "a q mE a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

sar JUST received, large lot Of those
nice Glass Fruit Cans, and for sale low
at BRoUoHTos q WooD's.
sepI div
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
REMOVAL.
NOTICE.
Notice Of Application.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN uDdeesignsd viii srpiy 20 the Beard 81 coan-
" Coinmlssionsrs. of YsndRrhurgh county. 81
their nexf meeting, for ilksnsi tsssll intoxiraf-
ing nTuers IN qaaatisle less than quart. Our
place Of business, and the premises GA which the
liquors. are 90 - sold. A. siinstsd % Mats strest
kvnnsvtils, Tad, betvsen the Bakery % AHarss
Christ and the Drinking saloon % George shuitz,
which IL on ths corasr % Main and Fourth
streets, beipg part Of the los 49, 10 the city Of
EvaRssills, Fanaerbnrgh Csunfy, lad III
set6-w3S kEpFkRN 4 BULLEH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
FOR SALE.

A@eoTT4GE HOUSE - VERY DESIRABLE
u lOoation--on rec1nd street, nssr Chestnut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
RELIGIOUS.
spiratuaIism.

=. v. WILSON viii Lecture. ~ request. II Ma
sonic Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday syeniags,
September 9Th and 9Th. inst. subjs 4, nrss essn.
iHg--why an spiritaaIlstf'' Second even
ing-"Fscis In spiritaAlisn." DsIiniatlou and
lneidsass given AZ The eoHeiHsion Of the Lectures
Mssp5-2t re4 asnsgme9 100 8E4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contraotors.

THK COMMON COUNCIL or THE err oT
a Eyansv ilis vii reosiva sealed Rrt pagnis untli
The nth day Of September, 1865, for grading ths
Alley sitests p Block Ne. ., Fourth Eniargs-
msnt.
By oraef % ths Cossoa. r
f...s A. NJ MoeRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks ons1e. September /, tss5.
a'essz ~ 90 ssps.st Unioa oops
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
REMOVED.
DISSOLUTION
Dissnlution of Cn-partn.-----,,-

Dissolution Of Co-Partner.h;-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN nrm 81 Francis Fendrieh 4 Brotea..1 tk
besu this day dissolved by mutual cons@n1 aS ~a
unsettled business Of the late arm will - ....e,
by Their saoeessor-ths uhdsrsigned-At the Ga
aIand, No. 90 Main street. ~'1
HERMAN FENDRIoH- 3
Evansville, Ind, Aug. rs 1855. aurIe-5