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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

NETWORK, PHII.ADELPHiA AND
IN. : BALTiMonE coNs9iLDAETnERn Wv 9hJ
PETROLEUM AND MINlNG COMrANf;oc~
opaa rt1rn ijNpRI TIE LAWS or NEW.YORh:
AbbivIS.j Into So i1 sisr.. P.i 9ss., IS
-" sJBSCRIPTlOS PRICE -, ~
FOR 4 LIMITED NTaBKR ONLY ~ s lnin OF
TIiE WURKIN0 CAPITAL, - PEI shAHEsr
Mo FiIRrIlER ASSESSMENT OR CALL on THE
NN BSCRiBERs, AS eoeo BiiAk ES AM ut
.fr RESERVED rOA WORKING .....
'CAPITAL -. ~ 20
yiss. Prs.ident ........R r. WTSHAFr Fewyorh
Ji...ul.T 4 /. WR Ey1Ehi SsS Ss.ior.
ss now prodncina oil Seyessl wclls tpesf'y con-
s!e boring with splendid .hST q oil h:na a cS
Tree Run keghsuy River lopposte Horse Creea s1sa.
Crs~k Ek Creek and other sifssms ia the hsaT o. s pea
Pro.pcctus m.p. aud every stion cen b ets:nsd
where .As ,@b.ehsisa SooA, ,s rex sp.s rsdsp:
No Carroll Hall. Bslhmorer., bsaigsrs Mo- snS - -
eass q H. Devse som Bsnis: No . -. Pst,eisss
ReSnsry, No "a woodssp Pittsburgh. Pa
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Oyvrcr o. rnI CoxxissIoxfRs o. TAXES AND (,
.isJoi oTAssxssnxsrs,, Nc. y Cbss,ssrsss,.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice IL
hesrby svsn that the Assessment Roa Of Tho Real and
Estate the city and County Of for 1888
VIII Be open fos Imposition and review Essn and .rs NOV
April less Tor the corrections q errce spd the sqaa
OF the ssse-smeps OF the aforesaid Real and Personal
Estate Of tho City and County Of NeweYork. All per
bsevns themselves 70 DO sggreved mpss make appics
ton to the during the PERIOD aforementioned
70 ora to obtain ,hs relief provided 6y such spP,c:
Esss be made In wrtlYs Stating tho ground Of OBJ
ction thereto and ereupon the Commissioners shall exam
lie into the complaint and IL in their Judgment tp asses.
= hsy shall eanr the saue to be corrected
peston DO made la slAtio " The asssssej suh
ton Of tue Personal Estate tho applicant shall 30 examined
under oath BY tho Mid Conifnssones who shs BE- authof
ssd 70 adsnsr such oath 4nd w. N his thsr judgment
be sssssssnt Z they shil mo be
eoersd and 6s the sours ofsush ~ they may
believe to just and declare Their deci:icn thereon within
them No reduction shs be made BY the Board OF Super
any R~snf Rstsonsl IN
der tbi, s unle. shall appear under oath affirmation
That tbs sy akzrvrd snsbis attend, witht the period
..essa isf 81 II +1't By rs-.9n q Sickness or
VI ial tdao6 J. " f Atdkt5HN c9HD4: .ass q
no 30 1sl.f jCqR WopDRusF, and A'sss.ufnts
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Wrorer,es ano propisions.
apr an REDUCTION in the PRIOES Of

"A GREAT REDUCTION in the PRICES of
~ TEAS at wATsoNs ks AL B9wsry. coms, Siahs ~
large md superior stock Of 70 the following prices Coed
BRek Coors. ~ pr 10. hrss Blscl iOclons only sla'
Ter H. Good MIed Tea 81 Per ID. Good Jspsne,e Ooons
English iirssifs,tTea per b. Bei EnSish Blestfsss,
ouy 81 per n. All these Teas have been purchased Tor
css At the late Auction Sales and they warranted " Do Of
Ne nsv crop. end the frsshsst IN the market
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Professional N0tkes.

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D., Copsultlng
IL snd dpsr.si,v sSs-oh No. y Usaea SCAR. My. a
Book containing q re ,.ssns ms IS
cents, or can be had on application D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

vI,lIE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
i and Uprisbt PIANOS, MELoDE0ra IIABMIp =.
NUNS aud EOLIAN ORGANS. Whole sale and retail To
let, and rent allowed II purchased Monthly psypsnss re-
cevsd for the same Second hand piano, at BARGAINS hG
in sa~ndance to try new music Factory and wareroom'
No "a Broadway. CsAh paid iss seroud hand PiAros 20
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WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sentea tho uasTdsusA has been made 10 'Pps~
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK p
OF NEW-YORlN.
In the City Of 9k In tie County and State
OF TewYor has duly organized under and according TO
the requirements Of The Act Of conCsss entitled An Act to
provide Natiorsl Cuepe, secured by pledge ofUnhed
STATE, bonds sa 10 provide Or the circulation and redpoo
thereof approved June 1854 and has complied WITH nd the
provisions reqaisd be COMPLIED vi before com
msucins the husipese Of BANKING under aid Act E
The Office Of the Cempfoes ofue Currency being vacant
Now therefore saioosl T. Howard, Deputy Conpuolss OF
TIE Currency do hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW-YORK,
the City fNsw roih IN the County YoIk and stats
ofNaw York Sc authorized to commence the business Of Bank
ing under the act Aforesaid .... ..,....... .. Ill.
In testimony whereof wines. my band and ses Of oMee
this Fourteenth DAY OF March, 1908 -
if,xALl , sAMUEL r HOWARD .' - q
No ssl Deputy Comptroller efthe Currency.
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6R 0 P O $ A L.ss r 4
100000

.,.Iyp PROPOSALS WI, be received al the Cor,ptro
. nce untl SATURDAY, the 18Th dsy 81 April 1885, at
80 O. M whom the will be publicly opened for the
.,.Ae Of the whole any part Of ths of Five Haud
y Thousand Dollars Of tho Volunteer Sodisrs' Family Aid
- Boaas No a. authorized by ordinance Of the Cor
.sn passed Mach a. SoS aud act Of the Legislature
20. state o. New .York, passed March Q, 1869. ,,.
a. aid Bonds will bear Interest at tho of Seven per
II psr snnam, Isyabc seniitr usy, The first day OF
NJ, md Novsber in each year ard s principal will DO
,-d Y5vcuiber L 1875. p l'i. ms--A Lni Nha
e. proposes will state the Of bonds desired and
A. prce per hundred dollars thereof and thc persous
,ss proposals accepted viii Lsgeupgn be required to
,ost toe Chanberlain of the City lat the broadway
s,i .hc sugns awarded 20 them respectively.
On prescnius TO tie conproerth receipts Of the Cham
.n fo .ch dros s,he parties win he enttdto receive
,o. or e1usi Of the par ysloe Areof bearing
s,r.,s. ifoni the da,ss Of payments. 1 .-ti =
y.ch u SstoL SHOULD Ike sealed and indcrsei Proposals
kyoap,eor s. erso t~iy Aid Fnnd Bonds No H." and
yesrd e-vsops addressed to the Comptroller,
r.rgt reserved to reject any all Of the bids IL the
s..ts.is u L. Corporate require it. .. .. - 4
MATTHEW r BRENNAN. Comp,roIler.
ct~ q Spp.Yors Dcplstneu, Of Finance. Conptroer's
o4es NJ. n q 1895. -' TO
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ALVIN. EvERDELL" SONS, No. 1O4 Full.
n tonst-wEDDIN0 CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
lEs,sbishsd lo1AJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

VTERY desirable RESIDENCE for SALE.
Y Combining The Of Cay and CSupty Siu-
bsrood directly Opposite the City fkewssk 800 FEET eeoa4
the Morris end Essex Railroad end cu9 eight nnaes
Xsw York, TRAINS dsilyj yearly sougn,stion $50 Tbs
House about ~ feet square story ard bsssdcnt con
isins Ia hes and cold water aud beAtsk The lad
cous OF about city lots laid out In ssrden with choke
fips md shade nseS New stable and heses te>{
hss. &c, Az in complete order. Price eo000 part VI
which may remain " drstsd. Apply 10 o/
Nm .rt e. FRED lIcK SrEARNSj No. as Pesrfst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

limited STATES STEAMER NIPPON
~ ID. Navy Yard Char. o~n Mas. steam,
Propeller &IPH0y, built ~ Iek1 Hon and Machinery IN
rood con io TIE following equipments only include viz
iva Anchors Two cfin' and one spare Propeller Terms
ossh paid 70 the Psynarsr Of the Navy Yud Boston
W. - : y. y. NORTON, Navy Agent, Boston.
H. IIAxnfs Co., Aoctioneers.i I.tt a1Tl - ..li
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oriox or THE CHICAGO AND ALTON nAmRolp Co.
r CHICAGO April 3, 1865. s
AT A MEETING Of the BOND and STOCK
n HOLDERS Of the CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD
co. held their Office THIS DAY. the following gentlemen
elected Directors 20 All the vacancies created BY The
amt sded Chsrter. GEORGE TALBOf OLfPHANT
Of New York CITY JOHN A.. STEWART OF Sew.York City,
JOHN V. FARwELL Of Chicago, IL
Tho sSrd ei gIesente oq:,i,ued consists u Albert Have
A. Stewart Of Nsw.Yort J.B Bbactscnn John D. Drake
!su cvrsr aud John faiwen 0I Chicago, ILL., asd john j.
Mitchell OF Alton, Ill l.
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T'EN YEARS LOAN. '0"d y'd' 'oi ger
Il lIA .8'110.'G1 49, seig7 mhi i-sTsin,
,sdj w5nI ob 100000, sssastd 10 n t;
KINGS COUNTY (BROoKLYNl SEVEN FER CENT
~ s-N COUPON BONDS. '.Ii ~ 9'I'i7
~ K.se. coUsTI 'rnxAsvs.as oyy,c., I

N
No. - CouRr ST., BnooxirN, Fob: II, less r.
The County Treasurer hereby invites subscriptions In sums
Of one thousspd dolrs and upward to Loan Of 500 400
suthosedby Chap 2 the law Of 1864 and by resolution Of
pose filing the quot, Of the County under the Presidents
last call for troops. lfl l 80 I.fl ..l 30
Subscribers will recoiye Certificates of Indbtednesv
beant ines cn The date OF subscription until the bosds
are ready for delivery, ., -.. o. - , r..
The Bonds viii bea1 interest at the rate Of sEVHT FER
CENT PEN ANNuM, payable senifnnnaly, to VII; On
The LIST days OF May and November the principal win be due
aud pay sbe % the Let day of MAJ. 1873 s -.
Tie sabscrt book now open the Treasurefs Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

EOR SAIE.-yaluable WhTEh fhVff on
Il North River containing nesry w. oi'cAs' WINS non"
age Of $40 feet the river Apc.yto cour A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

-r. OFFICE Nassau MINING co1rAyH
no l31 BROADWAY, NRw-YoR March II. 1900 } ,
NOTICE-PuRuant to Section Eleven OF
~ the Mining Laws Of the State OF Michigan the fol-
lowing shares Of Stock IN the ~ ~ -. .''-
r. LaM NASSAU MINING COMPANY . q
forfeited for payment Of astessnrns1 VIII be tod 1T
p1bc auction by 1T the Directors, at the office Of the
Secretary No. l57 Broads sy Newly ork TUESDAY, the
li,h day or April. a, noon: IT,. lLfC VI Oh. % D1f
lOO shares, no certificate Issued. ..r.
20 stsres certificate issued. - TIT. IT ID llll rif
40 HhsIes, no certificate Issued. . .. .r.
200 shares no certihv ste issued. l-.. I'D.
$40 shares. certificate issued. . .'I .....t ~ d.
Co saAfes, no certificate intsA
),eS2 shares certificate issued a
100 shares, ccrtihezis }ssaed. 49,. i--..-ss
80 shares, certificate isrucd.
r.. n. NCCuLLY. Secretary.
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NEW. YORK DAILY, TRIBUNE

90 al.'ag-Ilo 900 ed bro aibaI % 80,
-lor9 y9gom ga1an e. --r.n aisk nj ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

II No Cedar st. Newark rfsty located IN pleas
an. ncynboxLood in immediate vicinity Of Park PoH On
aud Market. end FIVE minutes walk ffom drpce nom W..
l3 bet He~ 70 By IS sst .hrseoy tss sons.s'.Ds
6pi,hsd looms and suDcear. with bathroom, EAu0nsy
feet o-er rousheut Apply Y. II. SMITH, jss No 80
Brortsl. Newark, Ne wIsr.ey. "a Az .L.a-- u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

pOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49S
lpwsyn-u'y eppoqi7st Sich Mas Fio,S. 0EO. A. LEA
WITT. ASilog,L by c?olsv. Coa.irnnens solicited
ID TUESDAY, Aprfi u, sad folls wing dsys, sna n
1910 MM iS; L III NY ialoi j1ef1
Catalogue Of srass srd extensive esectou Of Books prn
cray r.Atipr u fn,rcs being portion o. the Private
Library Of Jci Mun.. .'s II AssSy and .%s.saus ss5t:
Of the Brsdlord" "Franklin ana Scrsnsy
ga Clubs Esnuese, Papers Dswsons Publications, .un,
st, horri 5ers. besss, gest umenr o. scarce loe :.
the sfeaes sss,y Catalogues, presso Csns nov ready
and books - Ambition, .l .Irs.gf.f 81 IN 81
GALE III ORDER 0FTHE NAVY AGENT
- Rad ON or THE sEA.-On WEDNESDAY. Apr!
N D5 at ~ o'ciock noon will be cold al the Nrhslf
TIrlsnse IN tl- city u Philadelphia the BARK "0EM or
TIE sEA;" az feet long DECK ~ fcet hold ~ Mt bcan
al tuns nav neinA-d In ths ssls vii Be suit OF
ses apaine and ronips nsrDs two bos,s sd osss
and chain, Ac May be examined any time be-
- :" - JAMES l. IkEENAS AustonssEJ Do
- n.y.. \ No. w WLlatsi, PLilsioiPla-
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alt1dr15 aIi,4 &4aS
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NT ASON e. HAML ms CABINET ORGANS.
WI lSALESROOAS REMOVED 20 No. 596 Broadway,
Two door. above metropolitan Hotel There instrn,ets are
y sAs hst s..; ts xSIs En-.
nrrni,ms have been awarded TO MASON HAMLlN within
few yrsss Tor she boat and thy able To er
Tho nyrcal profession generally for is.mony to the supe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

A NUMBER Of COUNTRY RESIDENCES
near the city in Wescbossr County nesr Harlem on
the lima OF Railroad FROM 400 70 $4,000 al sizes
Arpyt u. w. DlfcHHTT No. New Chatnbersst, zee
ond door ------ z MN IL = : y II - ------ -
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Banking 9cnsss ai,o Bankers.

20 TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OYYloH THE CoNYTROLIkR 0y ruR CCRRBNcY
& .. WAsHiN6 roy, March IA, 1865.
by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sned 10 tho asydspsA has been made 10 sPpear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

IN Il
Il the s6s Trsnps Allen Rxvssswood L. L. conststS Of
very handsome and commodous Gothic honse in the bsst
grounds are 30 Vernon aud the East River,
rnd have $50 fee. DEPTH They are Md ont very htndscnr
forming one Of the lsr.sse and 0cs lawns the 1d<pd.
There ia tesl vsriey Of CHOICE y, ornamental tres. aud
shrubs The loca u Of the pleaAMc.t around New
York lees than pi. ron Hunters Point Ferry n.skngit
very easy access tie City and yt offering ath .vt-
age. Of tie country ApPyts pASIEIiT; HtAu' 70 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

NOR SALE-A first-class COUNTRY PLACE
a. I,ysIlyn Park e ossnss NsxJefyE9.. cniY hous
rom the city 4, b. MERRcK son, 70 wljsrlst n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

buildings coniplee-Cranev Depot. Central Rsihyadt
near Elx beth, hour from New York Psre
OF money mortgage improved city property
W n be taken In exchange. II not sold before ApIl 20 Viii
be offered al suction the premises that day az Il ocicek
Iuauire Of W. HALSEY Oh tie premises OF j. WALES
No 81 Ph.dstf ir .sf~ syr n 40 r.. a \ ,,.fr-I
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CLARk, DODGE & CO., ia'',llp no 'ss 81
BANKERS AND AGENTS. isognoljs
i FOR TILE UNITED STATES 7.3O LOAN, y
70 o. .'AA . mo a wALLsr. loon ga8l =

Have al Denomination. Of 100 Note on hsna for inrne-
20 III .Yir-l. doDs ~ 3el> - 10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

AN ELEGANT VILLA will be SOLDor
LEASED Win Or without Rurnture Horses CarsSses,
Sc has Watcrfspn, ts Sound, sfordnz fscBues
f Yachting etc, and 10 delightfully."- suaied within sight %
tbs Central Park The properly Consists ofa splendid new
Mans on 65 feet front suround-d With Lawns Garden ETY.
and I'll the appointments pertaining to ffs'.clao city rc'
dene. aud eso eseatisi.to no couny sea- The
implosefnerts alone could no, &c made for Tho
saubSous the view unsurpassed fot pstcu'
.tsirs OF to A. b, DAKLINU or II. Q. MACK, Fiithsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

PLEASANT third-story FRONT ROOM,
n furnthed 10 LET without board 70 gentensh who
wss b permanent; convenrnt 10 three hcs Of cfa Calls
sddress No. IN rhrtethst two doors vest Of
nOCK FOR SALE.--The large DOCK near
~ the Railroad Depot a. Elizab.bpor ~ has l6o fees
water ont; connecting with the Central kSfoso
o. 's"'sR L. KELLOGG. No 10. Pearl.t. N.wYprf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

PuolLIsrIc EscoUNTER. Satur.
day evening, after the termination of the
murder trial which had occupied the at
tention Of the Circuit Court al the week,
q controversy arose between the Hon.
d. w. VOORHEES, and Judge Claypool,
opposing counsel in the case, in regard
TO q certain witness, who, we believe,
was not forthcoming during the trial,
which finally led 10 blows right in the
court room, aud subsequent disburse-
ment to the city treasury Of ten dollars
each for the oifense to the majesty Of
the Law. Mr. Voorhees,, as we are in
formed by gentleman, who saw and
heard the whole affair, charged Judge
CIaypool with having run of the wit
ness 10 question, which charge Judge
G. pronounced false Mr. Voorhees, re-
lterated the charge, and took up bis hat
and cane rs II to leave ths room. In
reply to Judge Ciaypoofs second and
more energetic assertion that the charge
was false, and you know IL, Dan.," Mr.
V. seemed TO reconsider bis movement,
aud, returning, called Jud ye Q. "a liar. :"
Great excitement now epsned The
Judge, thinking that Was fighting talk,
"went for Mr.. ", striking out from
bic shoulder 1T bis antagonist in real
pugilistic style The blow was arrested,
however, by some of the bystanders,
only grazing Mr. Voorhees, cheek. Ne
Voorhees, then essayed Upper at
the face OF Jsdge Claypool, which was
also harmless TO that individual, whether
for lack OF science or from having been
parried, our informant could not deter
mine A movement was then made By
the now furious eombalants 10 ignore the
rnles Of the ring aud TO clineh, and
wool each other as passion might dictate
and physical strength allow. Friends
inteFiered, however, and the mill " dis
continued Amieable relations we're
alec soou restored. Messra Voorhees,
aud Claypool we're as once sum moued
before the Mayor to answsr the charge
OF an ARRAY. They appeared by friends,
and paid the fines as stated. The dis
tinguiahed gentlemen, We learn, express
ed themselves heartily ashamed of the
momentary excitement 10 which they
had INDUCED - Greeneastle Banner.
Judge Claypool is noted for quick tenn
per We once saw him come down of
the bench Ia Terre Hauis to whip law
yer, which he would have done If the lat.
ter had not backed out.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

lows BALI.-After getting on the
club grounds, the single men concluded
il would not be sAfe to play the match
game proposed A game was made up,
however, and a spirited contest was had
On the frat innings the married men
d The others by Is runs, but their sec
ond ipnings was disastrous 10 the ex-
IRENE, seven Of their best players falling
on tbs 6rst onset, in rotation, and ell
but four Of the side csved on the frat
round, and these four fell 10 the next ef-
fort The young men on. their second
innings met almost 8 similar fate, bat
two Of their men survived and made a
score Of each, which, with the third in
nings, set Them 90 far ahead that the
Benedicts, although they played with
great energy, aud with tolerable success,
were unable 10 overcome, and the game
ended with four runs in favor Of the I'M
married. Another innings was played,
bat we did not stay to see IL The great
decisive match game, We understand,
viii be played on Saturday. A large
crowd was on the grounds yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26
Amnaemenfs.

TIE NKw vas
avery good audience 1t the theatre Last
night, but we are cory to say there was
some loud laughter that was entirely IN.
necessary and unealled for, aud Sc hope
ii win never be repeated. Those who
attend theatre should have respect for
the ladies in the audien ce if they have
not the capacity to appreciate. fine play
ing. The character of the proud beauty
of Lyons was excellently inpersonAied
by Miss Dora Shaw, and the other lead
ing chara sters were well sustained.
Golden, Grierson, Harry Watson, Mel
Vile, and Miss Josey Love, did them
selves much credit by their 6ne perfor-
nance. Miss Dora Shaw won, 40 abe
always does, the widest applause. To-
night she win appea. in the pleasing
character Of Psrthenis, in the popular
play Of Ingomar, play which should
attract large audience.
The stferpieee last night was well re.
ceivss, Mrs. Golden sustaining her pro-
team characters With wonderful ability.
Tonight the performance will conclude
with . most lively farce, in which Mr.
Melville will display his superior talent
- comedian.
GoSE TO EuRoFr.-The Alleghsaisns,
60 well and favorably known in this city,
have gone to Europe. Our friend. d.
g. Walden. 80 long their agent, accom-
panies them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

VHYAETED--Aa AGEET--IH EVERY STATE,
w cOuRsy, agd township in the United states.
for nThs Petroleum " Nasty Papers" y. ".
Carroll o. CO.. put lslisrs. his work 10 the most
humorous sYtr printed, and will sail more tly
than any scsserIption book ever publish d. IL
will b. richly bound 10 fias Englis cloths printed
% excellent paper, aud With bold tyre. fas
iilustrationn Nfife numerous and well sxseufes.
The people want iHst such a ko0k 20 Inaketnn a
50 laugh and gf0~ at - Fsssids ne Lincoln one
day. nearly worn out By toe pressure Of eiiicial
dutifs. pushing everything elss aside, Temafksd
10 friend. :" Have yoa sean the Nasby Papers7"
" No, have bot. - ass tn answer. Who Ia
Nasty 2" There Is cbsp out IN Ohio" re-
piled the President, q who has been writing q
series Of letters 10 thu newspapers.
am going 10 write 70 N&sby TO egme down here,
ane Intend 10 tel him " hi will communicate
his talent 10 me vi 10 swOp places with him"
Agents VIA st~te their experiences, " aSy, and
will name several rea1iies IN tbs order Of tbeil
choice. We give ihs highest commission, and
have no back ffeiaht cha -.
JOHN g. TGPfiAM a CO.,
rHre IS. ", opt- fsiurfh aaa Vine streets,
sSs,zT gfn tis Giaeinnaii T. Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

SAD AocIDENr.--A soldier Of the 35th
Indiana, named John Brown, aged City
years, met with serious accident, which
will no doubt prove fatal, yesterday at
the Union depot He was slightly intox-
icated, and in trying to get on the Gin
cinnati train to 90 10 his home, slipped
under the cars and had both bis legs cut
OF. The circumstance is extremely
painful, from the fact that be served 10
the army through the war, and was just
ready to return TO his family, after bis
long absence. So mysterious are the
ways by which the last scene 10 the drama
Of life Is sometimes acted.
Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26
"a fhe Ladles or E,ansrIIIe.

OHcE xoRE 10 THE REscUE.---Isrother
Joseph p. Elliott appeals to the phiisn
thropic ladies' Of Evansville to send bas-
keis OF provisions to Masonic Hall on
Saturday morning to feed the farmers
who shall bring IN wood on that day for
the suffering poor Of orr city. The Ia
dies have never failed or fAl.ered in well
doing We hope the farmers viii taru
out in large numbers with big loads Of
wood, and we hope the ladies will liber-
ally provide for their refrcshmsnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

s1- will sell 81 auction, on Monday,
October 30th, 1865, at 10 o'clock, at the
house Of G. o'Riley. on Water street,
all Of bis fine household furni are, such
a. carpets, plush and hair seat sofas,
chairs and rockers, marble-top stands,
bureaus and tables, mahogany and val
nut bureaus, tables, stands, bedsteads,
feather besss, comforts, blankets, 6ne
large gil. French mirror, and a general
variety Of good iins furniture, kitchen
and cupboard ware. Terms cash.
HiRAx NELSON,
Auetionser.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

JUsr So The New Albany Ledger
says the criminal docket Of the Floyd
county Circuit Court embraces two
hendred and sixty-eight state cases II
oil the defendants In those cases are
sent to the peuitentiary, there will be q
considerable reduction in the Democrat
ic vote Of FLOYD county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

ATTACHED --ws are informed that the
steamer James Gray was attached at
Henderson yesterday morning, on com.
plant Of certain citizens, whose negroes,
Il is alleged, we're carried Of by the boat
without passes. The Captain gave bail,
and the Gray is making her usual isips.
Kentucky is the only State where such a
suit could be brought