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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
ELECTION NOTICE.
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sTAgE % EspiANA. lss
VAxpKAsrRan coexrY .
The ssass e iAsssHa 70 tAe sAsr9 y FasulsFasssh
4 nIfrnE HYEKs. CLERK or rae vas.
l., daFhsFxh cireait Court. do lsersey GRITTY t.
The sheriff q said ecuafy shat "a eeFs are e b
sfsstsa for tbs several townships in said csanty,
~ tAe usual phases q heldisg sleesions ea tiss
aFst heuday "a A Pril, ls5
Fer Ptgseu Tswuships Two Jlsticua II ths
rsaos. Fsar constAhle-, ana 0us Ts~ssAip
Tos Kaigkt ro4s.hig Tro Ja,tie.. af The
Peas, Tvs ooustaSiss, aud ose fo~ zshiP Trus-
tss.
Yer suest Te~nshps oas Jastsas Of shv Peace.
Twc constshiss. sd one Tswuship rfnstev.
Yer Arma Faae TswashiFi ona AEstios a the
Pasess Twe eanatahlss, sad sne 1owaahsR Tsas.
sae.
Fer Perry Toyn ships osss Justice Of ths rasaa.
T~o csnstAhles. ard Oue Township TrEssee.
TT Uafpm Tswnship TWo Jusfifrs Il the Pss.ea.
Tee csbssahiss, and OBs Tswaship Trusfsu.
For c~atre Township. T1o justices 81 the
Peas, Tso cssst@eiss, ssa oas Township fraa-
-.
ros GerAan Tewpshsp one Jussis 81 tss r.-ss,
| Twe cssssseiss, sud oss To~sshir Trusts
kns tks sksFia is hsTsby dirsrtrd 90 give isEzi
astioe 81 said election. Ia eoafsfmity sith ths
E statutes 90 saeh eases fa.ds and prasiaaa.
( II WuHsss wsKEEar have hsfeuato EHtseFtbsi
ay nams agd kfaxed The sal u aid
IL. .. Court, at EsausFilia, IhaiAha, thls hrsi
BLYTHE HYEEs.
cisgk '. {. c.
4 I f'KRTITY THAT THE EoREGofga ~ 4
I Il true sgry ~ the erigihal, - tbs aAme appaaEl
ea ais n ny cree. ok0RGE WoIFLiss
sheriff " G.
~ Jess eaEEE. DoPasy. aid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
CARD.

ma urAerssxnsd hssfag sold out his eailrs steel
- R.aadT Ma5s Csotnings ard Gengls1aeua , ~
uishlng Goods, and rsflrsa ron tas ouslnss.s
= - urrnsro<sn er5saas and eustoraers tor thst
!. 1z-troasxs 20 literally sxtsndsd tc him, an
= u rsspsc1fziiy rsccEEe-d Msssrs. Taylor 4
- 80 ksEs saeoss6sd hfz h tks bgEf7eEaNn1
- =. ngw prsparsz 70 fzEptsh - ffesf<Et j.,
--rT-rT nxtfcls 70 thssf il1e, q ttss FaxJ has
ersllsT, - Is ~ .ost sFoszk. prizes.
- 4. LYOB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

TIE Hoses THiEp JEsss The noto-
rious guerrilla chief, Jesse-John MGR.
gan's successor in the horse-ssealing
basiness--ia again in Kentucky, II
will be remembered that be left the State
about six weeks or two months ago, car
rying out to Virginia about two hundred
gecruitA A correspondent At Leesharg,
Hardin county, Kentucky, writes thai
Jesse, accompanied By about thirty
men, passed within two miles Of that
place, ou the morning Of the 2iss ut /,
I going IN Tie direction Of Oven eounty.
He was subsequently, heard OF ~
Hearne's Store, 10 Scott county, where
an auction sale was going on. TIE
crowd in attendance a. The sale, seat
tered in every direction upon the appear
ance Of the guerrillas, but most Of Them
we're overtaken, aud those who bad hne
horses compelled 10 swap" An old
man named John Hall, who vas mount !
upon veEy 6ne steed. vas chased sew
eral miles by The gnsrriiIss, and Epally
overtsksn. They demanded bis horse
which be obstinalely refused 70 give NJ
whereapou a couple Of the rebels beal
him verY badly, and, giving him blind
horse ia exchange for his own favorit'
animal, told him TO get home as fast a
be could -LoHisriIfe Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

General Lee calls upon Providence
to come to his aid. Bat Providence is
busy on the other side Just now. And
Providence doesn't think il good rule
to work both wayE-Ls~iexslk Je~r@al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

TINS ATLANTIC MoSTHLT--For March,
has been received. We need say but
little in its favor other than that the
present number fully sustains the high
character OF the periodical. II is for
sale by all periodical aud news dealers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

So Go to wright's Gallery, No s
Second street, tor your Photographs.
VII work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities, Dec z2-dd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Law CARD.
LIGHT BREAD
WALL PAPER. &C.

TrsT RECEIVED "A LARGE AND WILL
d seiectea ascrtzent % Wall kad Wizdow
Pspers, plata aud figured, which tbs pzblfe are
inTfssd % call snd sxaains hsssrs parchssing
slsswhsrs-
Also, psv supply Of TssEysoz's seq psez-
Esocz AEszS-sa psPs< ssvsrs. rEies . esatsy -
kblB J. HEALTB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Warehouae for Rent.
FOR SALE or LEASE
VaIuabIe Real Estate

rsoR sALE or I.KAsE,--Lot No. 100 In the
II I)0uat On Enlarxsmsnt, being 70 teet 'front.'
ingo0 EeaFfh street, between Locust sea v AZ
nutStrss.s e vii b. sold 81 bargain Aiso
q yala bic farm of - ssfes, ~ mike ron towhi
an M nsgS Fslersbnr9 road we'll imFrgged, fJF
sIs ~ eaehaGgs for suitable city property or VII
Ieaas for : tsfra u years % good iehant g.
vlCKEEY BROS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
TAILORING.
A. scHMAHL.
TAILOR AND nErAHRER.

r HAVE This DAT oPESED ny NEW
Il stand First strpess opposite tho MpEast Hall,
where i viii - pleased e Sc ny Old eusioEaess,
and as many nsw oseslas viii fAvDr ne wfsh their
p4tFsnaxe-
shall in few days hAys aioA assortmsnt Of
spFiag Skyis Piece Goo1s, whieh win nAks-np
90 or9er
Thnse wishiag work dsz~ IA Eapsrisr naEnsr,
with preuytzsss. snd ehesp, sheai4 rot fsll 70
give q trail
s% Gszts &na Boys el0skszz eat IN ths latest
siy s~ss Is M en-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
H Corner. Lots
AND
% CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
Qs1 OItN

Is n EAA@ = = y - y ~ - "a EsAN
UELOsoISe 10 TIE ESTATE or PETER
ID shafpe, dsesased, 4ra nov offered fyr sale by
The BE- a., gu Fgrs reasonable ierrus, Persons ae-
string 10 purchase can s1aniHe the plat ol the
o. lai srmsut, aua bu shown Tho property BY cali
iug Oh Tho snD cfibef AT her residence, head Of
BuHa and seventh atfeata. $685.
hbt5-n EMILY SHARPE 4
Il HEIxFES stvE EsrAnL, siinEST known
i az Tie steam Bakery, ituatcd % " alter. b.
tween Mai snd Locust streets. No. a. Il oah-
orally l0esfasi, aad veil anliad iDr suy kind Of
ousinesgs having fun store, bsEg-h0us -. oifice,
AID & hpfise. aud al ki0dsgf too and ma, hi a :
ury me- fsafy fof tie trade Qwlnk 20 tho hsaitb
81 the proprietor. ana the aificuity ~ ohtsiniBg
help. he viii feli tue htfnifu sud afoek &c reas-
0nsbis terms Ntt1 a lease Of the budding II Ja
aireJ Auy Uae ueslnous n sntariBg into this kind
Of baaiasss sail 10 sell 30 call and sxnnstBs she
premises. fsb1i ~
Ie4A ACRES or VINE FARMIaG LAND,
lU'l six miles from Evansville, aud within :
hail mile Of the u. q. Railroad. said iaud Is
we'll fimberqdi has tan tanenenis, {. barns, aud
other ont -buiiaiugs' good wells aud eiatefns,
with % acres uutar cultivation. For tefna apply
10 sihAs LfANWtLER, 90 the Depot House, on
hais aIiset. bet sesn ssyehth aud Eighth
fsUia-fmr9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Real Estate For 81 he.

rear ESTATE EOf y lie.
I Will SELL fnE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
Il CHEAP. TO wiz
!. Large House With 10 rooms, neat Main street.
2. Tive large Btiek ll0u "a, opposite Buli'a Head
Large Frsmg eed xix lots, near tho city
q. Three good iiuuHss on > IN street.
BRICK tionaa ga sycamore, bet u aud 4th sia
= fap iafse housss 90 bistiiqg street.
7. House aud fauf lgia "a kiN0it's Enlargement
iiguse aud four lots Ia Goodsei'a Enlargement
o. frame Aeusa near halifaAd Maehlne Hhopa
10. 0ne HtesN Iiatlssou Third street.
n Large Frame on Lset street.
~, 10 e and buainess Lot Ger, lsoeuai aud sth.
u. AsEefal handsoas residences and trusts Of land
Ia Htfinst9Wn.
10. sigiy-sik agfes iihln a = mie Of Evansville
10. - aeres within half mile Of Evansville.
H. ifhfcs srfts sdisifuf tie city
IL 50 acres rear oak iiii Csnssery
~ lets acres, with largo tluwe, near the city.
-. eteefes. incleafed. within miiea Of the city
n 80 sets=s 10 Pos county, good hand.
-. GOO acres In Marrick county.
%. vaFs handsome Fcsidsuce in Boohvilie. viii
81 OF II acres attached.
-. Rttat variety Of building Lots Il every paFi
at Of The city.
Is. Large Brick House in Youusiovu's Eniars' mt
na- viii sxehsnre the lands IA Posuy ant
MaErtek eoanfies tor city property.
The above eRerares one Of thu finest lists ayei
ofered in kyaHsvilie. fsf particulars call NJ
Gin shaekeliorda office ana door east Of Provost
saa ALvAH JOHNSON
deoss-tf Real Eatats Aseat,
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By LIVING AUTHORS.
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woaia - from ak 90 eight dollars II parebafed
in the English MAga1isss, fsom wbiea thsy are
oarstaily ssiscte1, the cost woue BE- fhres foar
tinss that sam. Nowhere slss can 50 z sch ear
rsat sSfsIligsncs sad permanent literary raAltei
b had a - cheap rats ss 10 the skAI-WEkk-
II TRIBUNE.
Tkass sho tzettsTu 10 the Frtnciplss and ARPrcse
Of the character Of THE TkfBuSE can iuerezse
lis power ard fuhneues BY leintag With their
nsighboFs in sormi7g clubs 10 subscribe far III
sEMI-WEEKLT Edition. 10 viii in that way
- sapplieA % thsm al tbs lowest price for which
such pager can Be pFtntad- Psra0ns residing il
tbs city e@n and no mora vAiuAhe joaTasi % seed
90 their soastry friends.
Terms Mw
Nail subscribers. copy, ycsF--io4 As's---.s8as
Do 80. q
Do " or oEsr, fog each eogy . o
Persons fsniffiag SO for 10 copies viii fesiYe
sztra eoyy fer SIN msnths-l -sHsl HHa
Persons renting 50 fsr IS espiess Sal reesiy'
"a extra copy.
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WOOD.

tHnn coRDs DRT WOOD FOE s4LE.--0E-
OO0 asrx isss 81 4 LutKas Ereosry % ChssE-
n1t street., near thu Cknzl, NJ the rsst1encs q
jean szgtk. % Dsvszzon street, estwse1 FifzA
| AMI eixtss a. vita the driver, vii nsset wish
/ prompt sssssk5oz-
heT-iw BOYLE . GMYYE-
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sORGHO MOLAssEs.

T'Es BARBELs vERY sUPERI0R soRGHo
Il Aoiass~s just reo-iv~1 ssd for s.ls ~
sAI7 BILLY I -.
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NOTICE.
KANAWHA SALT.

AOnn LANCE AND SMALL BARRELS
tFaae At reSincea prices by
81 go L. RuFFNER, Jr,
Agent kSnAwha Salt Co.
50 oHioe on Water strest, over First National
BSnk. ehTsln
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PR sPECTUS.
EEw sovkL BY HESKY KIxGsLET.

NV NOVEL RY HESKY KINGSLEY.
tn BItIYARs Az THE BrBTOSsi
"A sroRE OF TEo FAMILIES
n TIE SEs YORK SEMf-wEEKLY TIL
SUSE u Azrrh 81 VII le toErat aHs4 - he
q il JAS aa1 she Barto1ss story OF TO Fzm5i-
issss' Ia lsst asvd Of nsnry kia<stey- new IN
coarse Of public stio In McMfiI4nss Magxxfne
tt.9Estonl. fke scsn@ = laid arts a bBgl -
a. par u q Au>trAfia, aud the cry deals 3fsk
AMI - the foesAey and q faaualyo q Rhw
@apls. shese f1r sEea Are strzngrlx IL rrrwoxen
and dsp<ndeat uEop eseh eth r. Taase who - y
70 secure she rs-eiBg Of tbs capital nov /. he
barE 81 he day. seoul sab-eTibs II cnee for Ia
SEMI WEEKLY Tribune
Il cunEx all ths editorial 4rtlri-s not EneR~is
| LEGAL n ekar&rssF; Literary Reviews AMI AEg
| Critic ssss, LesfsFs from eur large earps Of was
/ correspondents. Foreiga ana Donestir Letter.
spsstsi asd AsseciAfs Press Teiekrapkfe nespAs-
| ehss: care n &ad complete Summary Ct Fer txs
and DeEsstic Aswzs inclusive Reports Of thu
ProosediEks Of the Farmer Ciab Of th~ Aneri-
esn IEsfftuss; Talks about Fruit. and othsr Hnr.
tiezltursi and Agricultural Information; SICK
financial, Cattle. Dry Goods, and GensrAi Marksi
| Esparts. which Are publisned IN TaE DsItl
TKfzssE- THE SEMI wEEKLY TRIbUSK
also gtTszs a - u#
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

TT ToU DON'T WANT 70 Be TROUBLED
IL hzatfag goo6s. - 20 sehzpksr a Bassinxss
uh=re yoR esa ra1 everything n the Dry GscSs
.nS MiIifrsrv HE zcn razv neta ass-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
OATS.
DRY GOODS.

II You WANT Goops AT THE LOWEST
Il price she market a1srds, &c 10
-. SCH APE a 4 ErSsIEGts
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Goods at Present value.

TTAyISG GAINED 0S PREVIOUS ADvAN-
III a. o. Goodz, re now seu Goods As ehesrfaIly
al the sseliee - II they bad 4Svznoed. All we
ssk Is "a exzmination af cur stock and prin@s BE-
fore rurchasIns Ne fro1his % shsg goods
~ SCaAPkEE BTSSISG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Banking House,
8. Z. Cor. Main & Water SITS.
This BAzk 10 nev ossn ssa srspsssa % Do
General Banking Business.

MONEY LOANED % the most favorable
terms. Esyeciai facilities Afforded % rsgalar eus-
toEnara and aspeeltsra.
sUHsCnnPTIOHs Fso~isesf 70 the 80 ana
all other Gossrnnsas Laaus
GOLD HHTEMEsT % registered and cou.
zen boads ooiierfed % liberal terms. earrsney
espPens. cashsd uben dee, % pfsseutastsn
U. g. REVENUE STAMPS ~ sale 81
the regular dinuBuHa
GOEEHNMEET SECURITIES Of
every description. C61H, sHa E1CHA sGE
% al the paincipsl eiiiss of he United States
baegha and sald.
COLLECTIONS msas sArsasAsst shs
country Al reasonable rates. 49,.
Liberal ENDORSEMENTS oasrua 30 Deposit
oRs, and dns attsntisn given 70 their soeau-
mediation. ansa
.... - eHFtc9nss af
WILLIAM =. L0wKY. rrsaiSsnt:
SAMUEL OBI, Tboe-PYsnlAan4.
ROBERT n. ROBERTS, oAshls7
DEnMcToNas
VS.. ,. LcsnS, skM'L 0nn, D. J. MAeExr. Gao.
p. HrDSrHyH, nos'T X. DuEk Kasox. sAsgE1 n I.
AacHEa, EonEHf Il. RosazTs. lan2s a.
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FOR SALE.

= 49,
EoR sALE-A ifst-class business house--pos.
II session giytn Immediately = will be sold
sHKAP InQn.r. Of A. JOHNSON.
OK g9ad DWELLING HOUsEs-iust hnishsd
- 81 100 each. IBquire o.
mari DIR 81 - f4EsA4 JOHEsOH.
VsHHEE FREsH Mich COWS, WITH
i caves Enauirs af this once or A. Fred
Bartungsr'a, near McJohns0n's, on second st.,
near the bayou. tnerl-3t
A WILL IaPROYED FARM or sEvEATY
~ aefss Ten acres u timber. Situated On the
x. a.. Railroad, one mile asd half south Of
PrIiestgn, aihsoa county Indians. There - On
the fdhi y6ubg fruit bearing orchard. Bold
ings y good npsiE Apply on the prsmises for
lnrtilsr Information.
.iabz7- swI n. GREEN.
a Great Bargain.
A LARGE Tw0 STORY BUILDIsG--wELL
n. buiil~ saitabis for FACTORY or WAhE.
HOO situated ~ a central aud business part b
She city, near the wharf Tsrms ossy. Enquire
~ the Office Il Ben. siiusOu, Third STREET, thres
doors above Main. feB25-in
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- aasf
he
or u RS
Nm. eAIssBuRr. Prssidsns,
WI. BRIAN. vios prssidsnf,
cBABLEs X. sCAELETT. Secretary.
". (. GAKDTEER, Aztsary.
DIRECTORS AND REFERExcEs :
HON. b. c. esBGoRT, szdgs ssprsns Court.
FOX. @. II TE<T, sadss clfsuft oosrs- 81 ff
GOV. o. P. MORTON. Iadiaaapolls. IndiazA.
HOS. ". n. H0FEsIsGER.
LAZ. NOBLE.
HOS. 4. P. BiDpLE, Lss.sspsrs. Isdisus.
COL. JOHN OsBoEy, crsssaastis
COL. }. n. DRESSER. Lafayette,
COL JAMS GAVIN. cxss1hsbnrx.
JOHN A. SKIS, Lafayette, FadIana.
JUDGE 5. A. HUFF. L@ssyssss Indsssa-
JOHN D. COUGAR. Atsornsy. lafayette, Iza
Major W. WILLIAMS, wazssw
col. A n. CosEKa. r. n, fn6sau.uosia, Ind
eHAs. T. soAELErT. Lykysfts. Tsasaas.
HON. DAVID TURPIE, Mostsesllo,
Coz THOMAS D0wLIse. Tsrrs Hsgis, lad.
WI sAISsRUBY, LAzyssts. IaAIssA
EDGAR SHARPE. Agent,
Office Eo. 8 Water Street
Evansville, Ind.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.


EfJR RFHT-Two trick cottages on Let st.,
Il bstWen FIRST AMI secoae Streets. Apply a.
kesiar Z White's Drug Store. mari siwa.
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tr TREAeuEr DEgAsuW IA
lFFrCE On ToNpTngLEEE or TEE CuEa4414
wfsahfrsrfan Jauuarv IathNaME
, 1865-06-06

number, and I have far more frequently found
that children who are bound to attend, were
not numbered by the teacher, in consequence
of their not appearing in school for many months,
though without legal excuse. This will show
that the numbers in our lists, which point out
the irregular attendance, are more likely below
the mark than otherwise. Last year the mum
Der of children, bound to attend, was not 1903,
as stated in the Minority report, but 1920, and
the general average attendance in the Every
day school was not 23 but Bis lin Fad. liz } and
IN the Sat. school 3Io. The first number re-
ters only to the month of September 1864.
Among the excuses, which parents make for
keeping their children from school, may also
be that so positively and repeatedly mentioned
in the criticism of Rev'd. Dubois; but that this
IS so generally the case, as there stated, | have
sufficient reason to deny on the other hand, it
seems to me very likely, that in some places
this excuse IS put into the peoples mouths, by
those who wish to bring the Country schools
into bad credit with our people, for the very
purpose that they should keep the children from
school, and this is now done by the report of
the Minority publicity though, of course, not
with such an intention, but the effect will be
the same, and in proportion to the Importance
which will be attached to the words, or declara-
ton of the writers. In former years when the
children learnt neither to sew, nor to write, and
less to read than now, the attendance was very
good, and such an excuse was never heard.
If the writer of the report has heard children
read in the examination, who have not had the
least claim to the name of readers, he may de-
pend upon, that they have not been put down
as readers. Our beginners, it is true, read at
first very slowly, and yet they really know far
more Of reading, than those many who rattle
low what they have learnt by heart, or nearly
so, and which without hesitation gains for them
the name Of good readers.
(Io be continued)
, 1865-06-06
ADOLPH ~ROSENSTAND
GO be continued }
Underd0mmer og SkfiUer paa De
ST. INOmas ! Amcricn

ST. Thomas j america
Gj0r vitterligt, at efter Begiering af
Skiiterctten paa St. Thomas og MedhoId
af Kongrlig aIlernaadigSt BevilIing, I'D
f9rdiget ad mandatum af Commencement
tet for de dansk- vestindiske Ger den lode
DENIES vines heryedm med Aar og Days
VarSeI Den eller De, som MATTE have
ihende ct den IL April 1856 imeIlem
nu afd0de Enke Anna Lavinir Og Hrr: Z:
Chfe'ien indgaaet og den 14de Destefter
thlngl9st ForIig, hvorved er givet Hrr:
E; Chtetien Panteret i EiendoMmen No.7
Prindsensgade, Kronprindsens Quarter
/ Byen Charlotte Amalia paa St. Thomas
for $500. 80 cts. skriver Otte Hundrede
Tredsindstyve og Ire vestindise Daler,
tredive cents med Renter at mode linden
st. Thome ordinaire Bything, som hol-
des i Huset No. "a DronningenS Gade og
Quarter her i Byen elIer paa hviIket au-
Diet Sted Retten I'll den lid ordentligviis
maattc holdes den f6rste Mandag Sep
tember 1866 ON Formiddagen Kl. 10 slet
for der og da med bemeldte Forlig at
fremkOmme og deres Adkomst til sammeat
godtgj6re, da Citanten vii forvente og
lade paastaae, at Forliget we'd Dom vor-
der kjendt d6dt og magteSl6st at vere,
saa at Diet derefter kan aliases og af PAN
tebogen udslettes.
ForeIeg og Lavdag er ophevet we'd
Forordn. 3 Juni 1896.
Til BekreItelSe under min Hand og
Embedssegl, st. Thomas den 27de Mai
1866.
ROSENSTAND.
, 1865-06-06
Bekjendtgjorelse

If6lge det Kongelige Gouvernements
Ordre bekiendtgjores ilerved, at Skater
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
S50 000 MONEY ADVANCED.
nUsICAL AnD DRAMATIO.
Laura Keene is at the Pittsburg thSat
.ssisted by Harry Hawk.

Laura Keene is at the Pittsburg thsatl
assisted by Harry Hawk. '-
Campbell s. Castles opera troupe is I
the Academy of Music, Chicago. III
The Keans closed at the Broadway q
Saturday night They opened in Bostt
on Monday night. .l
Ell. Davenport has quit starring, a.
has taken the position of leading actor
WallAck's theatre, New York.
GPeep o. Day" is the attraction at d
Metropolitan Theatre, Buffalo. MADAM
Methua Scheller is shortly 10 appear ther
GArrah.na-Pogue," sitter q run Of 3,
nights at Niblo's, New York, has bee ,
shelved. The gross receipts during,iss rn
were 100000. The RaYel Troupe are nov
there. .a.-tle O.,
Some time ago Miss Charlotte Thonp
son, the actress offered prize for the best
American play. Thehuccessful competitor
was Philadelphisn, who is connected
with st. Louis paper. The play, called
"Brinea"-Tas lately produced with sshc.
cess at Philadelphia. - on-
The Round Table tells sn odd story o.
Bossissio, Msretzek's new prima donna,
who arrived in Boston by the Cunard
steamer last week. When the steamer
was coming up the harbor the usual salute
was fred, and poor Bossissio, highten ed
nearly TO death, fell down upon the deck
in terror. She had the impression that q
naval engagement was about to commence
her rather vague ideas of our civil war
leading her to suppose that the Confed.
crates were on the point of attacking Bos-
ION. It is hoped that the young lady un-
ierstands more about singing than she does
About politics.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
CRAWFORD COuNTY.

The Bucyrus Jo11nGL says that On Sat-
urdsy night, September I'D, the burglars
made quite visitation in that place. Mr..
Thomas Thurman was relieved of about
$24o. His money was on wallet between
the ticks of the bed on which he was Sleep
ingon. The burglars took out the wallet,
abstracted the money filed, it with brown
paper, and then replaced it where they
found it Mr.. Phillip Fuhrman was re-
lived of about $40. His money was in his
vest hanging in his butcher shop. Mr.. D.
Deither lost over 5000 by the same gents.
We did not learn where his money was
Mr.. D. Van Vorhis had over 5000 taken.
His money was in his pants pocket in his
pants pocket in his bed room. On Satur-
day night the "sportIng gents" started
east. at Mr.. D. II. Hellers, short dis
tance this side of Sulphur Spring gs, they
stopped and tried to get in, but as the win
dows and doors were well secured,
they failed to make an entrance
above ground, but got into the
cellar, where they feasted to their
"hearts' contents" on the pies &c, prepared
for Sabbath. Hr. Heller finally heard
them, and on making an alarm, they de.
camped. From here they went, it is sup
posed, to Mr.. Higby's, where they got $i2
for their pains. From here they went to
Judge r. w. Musgrave's residence, where
they only made a raise of little over 81.
On Sunday night they visited the residence
of Mr.. Sheets at New Washington. The
son had been out Sparkling Sunday night"
we presume, and after taking off his boots,
attempted to enter the house very quietly
SO as not to awaken tFhe old folks" On
opening the door he found some one be.
hind it, and called to his father that there
was some one in the house. Thereupon
the burglar commenced assaulting young
Sheets with a.slung shot, Sheets in the
meantime defending himself as well as
possible with his boots which he had in
his hands; before the father could assist
the son the latter had received two OF
three ugly cuts about the head with the
sluDg shot in the hands of the burglar,
who made his aznana
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
Tha Eonth CaroIinn convention.

The South Carolina Convention.
After session of fifteen days the South
Carolina reconstruction convention has
adjourned. During its session it repealed
the ordinance of secession; abolished
slavery; established equality Of taxation
and representation in the senate gave the
election of governor and presidential cleo
tors to the people; directed that legislative
votes should be given ViUG VOcs; indorsed
President johnson; made provision for a
code for the protection of colored people; |;
appointed committee to visit the Presi-
dent in behalf of JEFF. Davis, Governor
Magrath and Mr.. Trenholm : nominated
james L. Orr for governor; fixed the cleo
.tion for Governor and Legislature on the
18th Of October. and the congressional cleo
ton in November; and provided for an
extra session of the Legislature on the 2bth
proximo. Governor Perry, it is under
stood, will be sent to the United States
Senate, H.aa