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MAR RE ID.

Tr-sTODD tnDA The residence ofNe brides father,
Monday JrE 70. by the Rev r. Lucas John A. cote OF
Castil n. L., 20 Adnll III Sodlard OF Harlem NO CARDS
FALFS-LEE-On Monday JAN %. ut tho residence 81 ~
stearns esq Green Point By the Rev John Gibbs Lieut.
Fugcn, H. faes of Green Point to Miss Hattie d. Lee Oh
Belport No cards.
GRIFFEH-PIERCE-At Pleasantvis. N T., on Wednes'
dsy jan H. by Judge Robertson w. Gfl6en OF Albany,
to Sarah, eldest daug gutter of James Pierce.
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fAdverti.ement.[

entitled 20 the lasting gratitude Of the male for the
valuable invention Of the Imperial Dress Elevator By
which a great saving Of expensive dresses will be
effected and we be no longer shocked py seeing s,on
tors we trust will DO universally adopted They are
sold for Is cents each ut No. Az Broadway.-lH. 4
Times
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Bonrd OF Supervisors.

The Board met at one o'clock, ru.rr, IN t,e
day the President, Hon. w
chair ,.. - co,u,,i,too of two he nm
AZ . wait upon the Mayor and inform him that
lie Board were organized. and ready TO receive any
communication he might desire 10 transmit to Them.
Carried and Messrs Roche and Smith were appointed
such Conn lice.
Sulcuueny the committee returned and sialcd that
the Mnyor was No, in his office and thar they had IN
formed the MAYORS private secretary OF the orfanHa,
ton ~ the Board who stated that upon the oIf'h "a
~ NIvnr he shoulI b. informed Of the visit OF the
Liteo and It's purpose. 49,
The Committee on Annual Taxes submitted report
on the annual estimates for appropriations ior the sup
port Of The county government ior lsoJ
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rx~p ,orrrvAHy FROM MEXICO.
Ex-senator Swim Created "a T. aise by Max
imiIian - Sonroya. SennIon, Chihuahna,
Durango and LOwer California Cedes &c
Napoleon Swim appointed ViceToy-
Cant, Henurc-nrd mis- Private Secretary.
SAX FRAyoscn. MONDAY, Jan. g. J

Letters from MazatlaG to the l4th inst, an
nounce the arrival there o. Capt Beauregard brother
otMsi Gen BcauregaTd of the Confederate States In
the capacity of private Secretary 10 Mn. NJ. Gwin'
s)rmcrly United States Senator from California.
Can't. Besuregard reports that Mr.. Gwin hrs
been created DIXIE ~ the Emperor Mazmilan
Of Mexico and that Sonora. Sena,oa, Chihuahua,
Daranco and lower California have been ceded
10 the Emperor Napoleon by the Mexican
Government, in payment for tie troops fur
Iished by tie french Government 10 subiugaie
Mexico anl that Nj. Gwin has been appointed vice
rev over those States and viii soon enter upon the
Duties Of lis Office.
This story is not believed further than that Mf Own
hsF obtained certain grants Of land and authorized to
encourage emigration fro the Confederate States.
The Imperial forces appear to DO gradually acquiring
possession Of the country spite of the occasional sue
cess by JuaIoz.
Much feeling exists against tho Americans On the
part Of The Imperiais,s, and at MAJ tan they are
larshly spoken OF by tie Imperial organ.
Many Americans in consequence Of tlo'r treatment
IRE returning TO California who intended TO stay in
Mexico.
There rere thirteen pcr lost in the wreck Of the
Sir John franklin. Tic bodies OF Only six were re-
covered.
Arrived steamer Pacific from Oregon AID British
Columbis with Sll6,oOJ in gold.
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ARRIVAL or The HosPrAL STEAMER 6. II.

ARRIVAL or THE HOsPlTAL STEAMER :. H.
e,,rrD,s rrov Fosr FrHrp.-The United States
Hospital steamship s. i. S.arll'ng Capt ANNIE AZ
rived last nj ylt A % hours from ioF Fisher bringing
iij wounded soldiers to the Medical Director She re-
poss that previous to her leaving humber OF fuocn'T
hid gone UP Cape Fear River. and we're en.lred IN
Smelling the woods both s-df in order 10 dia.ods
the enemy.
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Advt rtisrinent.l
For Non Retention or incontinence OF Urine,
Irritation Inflammation or liberation OF the Bladder
or kidneys Diseases Of The PROSTATE Glands, stone in
the Bladder Calculus. Gravel or irick'dust Depcsi'
and all diseases OF the Bladder Kidneys, and Dropschi
Swel!incs USE HELMBoLI's FLUID EXTRACT BuchU.
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DIE ID.

BLACK-On Monday the 23d ins at her residence No IL
Fe, Ann daughter Of the late John BLACK
services the fifteenth Stree, Presbyterian Church
1.-THE Rev Dr. A.1sndo1s between Third ave and irving
mace this "wednesday afternoon at O'clock Her tendi
and those Of her brothers William and James Black Ire 70
spe@ulIy Invited " s,.ead
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,rbe Cnnudn no, az Boston.

LosIoS TLe day. Jan. %, 1861
There were 10 signs of the Royal Mall steam
shin Canada from Tie lower station al p. n.
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.Ta1AL ron MrRpRR. --Theolore Yate

TRIAL POR NuRDRR.--Th Yates was
placed on trial in tho Kings County Court q oyer and
Icrminer, yesterday, on the charge Of cfnsing The
death Of Charles CurIan. a policeman Of tho Forty
second Precinct. Yates attended political meeting
on the corner Of Hudson eyanuc and Prospect st.. on
the evening Of the 1t VI october last, and got into
aungrel with bis companions lie made OF lis pistol
AID injured several persona He ran, and was pursued
bv the crowd officer Curyen stepped hs progress IN
Sandg.si. when tie accused hscd. and T. e bal took
eHcc. in Culrnns head. resulting in death some day,
thereafter All the witnesses for the prosecution were
examined and FOR TIE defense were sworn Tho
Trial viii b. resumed aud probably conclrdcG to-day.
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IAhNerii. arlerll

Or. W. H. GREGG--D ear SIR: | have been
suffering for a long tino with what physicians ell
Diseases Of tie PRosT,tE GINyD and RLIrNTI0N oi
iuyu AID Wa unable 10 obtain a3y relief until used
CCXsIIrr IoN WATER which began 10 produce Its cur
alive effect after taking two doses, aud 10 man
can bc more grateful than at The results having suf
fred al that man could suler and live and rather
fan be deIriy Cd Of tie medicine would be willing To
nav FIFTY DOILAIs a bottle FOR IL.
IL has not only cured me, but several other officers In
NV district have been cured by It, aud would
mend everybody suffering from any disease OF tho kid
news 10 use Constitution Water.
RICHARD Lusn
Sergeant INth Ward POLICE.
Nrw.YoRK Dec. 30 l-6l.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN 4 ALLEN. No. 40 Clif.st.,
and all Druggists
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TAdycr;i,einen,.I

4 READY AND COSCLUSIvH Tr-. OF the prop
- ~, ~, T., IN r. .HACr BUCHU win be
cries OF ,S, =. 9Th in the United States
Disneusstory IL y 40 QUICK NJ "Ih.
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UrLMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU is pleas
ant ia taste and odor. free from all injurious properties
and immediate la its action.
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r-ru prtS FEMALE REGULATOR
Gu ~ druggists. s. por box. Thrty-two page
Snfphot free. Address DR.. W. H. MLRWIN & Co..
No. % Liberty.st, New York.
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TAdyer,isernsItl

A reliable Tonic, DIURHTrC BLOOD PuRi-
rrER and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EXTRACT Bu'
CHU.
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Gpetial Notices.
Sherman's Freedmen,

Sherman's Freedmen.
MASS MEEIfNG in COOPER INSTITUTE, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January =, az Z. o'clock under
The tuspices 81 the National Fredmes Relief Association
TIE undersigned heartily indorse lie call for Mass Meeting
IN behalf Of need people being rane;red fso ga
vruih 70 the Sea Islands Of South Carolina six thouard OF
these negroes IL he established Ldso lsand but many
OF these poor Ieo will never i've 70 Be co.ouk rnies
hing them from pc-ishmg with want
and they ere principally the wives and CHI dren Of The new re-
cruits Of Sherman army VII not TINS city when ha
ysn % generously or the relief Of TIE white population OF
Swami a. five At Las. thirdas much or the bck Popoa
ton, who hlve always been loyal % our i.as
Rey : II TYING GEO c. WARD,
Rev. h. W. BELLOWS, yOAA JAIL ....o.
Rev W.R WILLIAMS, IDWD. ,. pANlSONI
Rev. J. w. HOLDiCH, JOS i. LOLtiNs,
Rev JAS p DUNN, WV. Z. BRYANT,
Re- UE'Vyt J. FOX Rev. O. Z. ROCKINGHAM
FRANCIS g.. SHAW, fD9Ak ~ y ~
.CHAS. H. MARSHALL, WI 4. BUTLER,
WM. r. DODGE, tHA5. {. Ltluh,
ITCUfS LVCKHNRE CHAS. COLLINS,
HORACE GREELEY, :. ii. GAY. -
PETER COOPER, Rev JOHN DOVLISG.
Pew THOMAS VERMrLYE. CHARLES p. KIRKLAND.
ROpTRr USHER ir Rev. SAMUEL OSGOOp,
Prv GEORGE A. PELfZ. Rev " H. PESDLETOE,
JDIiN q GREFS ]. GREEN PEARSON.
WALTER : GRIFFITH, OLIVER X. kINtt
JOHN PARKER, Rev = ". DiNuEh
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w.
In connection with tie aluY. ft'Dl.4uh was oluit'
that thc Controller md tle tofrircc on Alumni f1s
he authorized Us make application on bchtt 81 ne
Tolfd of Suner,. Ofs 20 tr LEGISLATURE a tls hia.e
lor tho passage Oh act author zuF tie fsng ny Tax
tie amount that may DE- required % pa! tie hrf"u
n.r1rrtlons an nv deducng the amount ~ tie rese
uacs 81 tie General Fund Of tho County appl ctOio
Thereto also the which The Board u Supervisor
rfr BIZ existing laws authorized 10 raise for purposes
al rated and sIcc.G 81 lA The ordnance above SUB
.mitld 49,,
Mr. PrnrY offered resolution which vas adopted
,at IN view If the iic that ho senate 81 ia" Stst3 81
49, ~ have cal.0i upon tue Commissioners oi h,I
& r-i1e Tr n stterf,fut 81 tie amour when WIZ ne
rcoiircd for the completion OF Z re ,ihi pilut'i
ted s.y.s.ti,ie 10 omit placing any aWeu.s ~ '',o
lev f5r said work. leaving 10 lie Leg.itu4r' 70
WON he power properly be'orss, 70 met 's,n W
,,orrt ia tie taScyy ns. ia their Judgment may "
-'i -. tb. c,tnu,e .lon OI bai4 bridge, rhltA nc
i,t,rests dem I'D should DC done 10 speedily Gs
possible. -, q =. ,,.iot n -,
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- 0'' = '''' ALrAyr. Jan. 81. 1865.
REGENT OF TIRE UNIVERSITY.

REGENT OF TIRE UNIV ERSlTY.
The Legislature this morning filled the vacan-
CIV in the Board OF Regents occasioncd by the death Of
tbe lement,d Gen. Wadsworth. Rev. W. II. Goodwin
having been named for that office in caucus OF the
dominant party hold last week bis election this morn
Inc IVES n more forma.itv Nr Goodwin VIII be re
r, hcred os cadinr member OF the Senate in le91.
lie then acted with TIC American perry, OL' as i"HB
ago ms the Presidential election OF lttO voted ana III
bored for the success o she Republican ticket ana mas
cont nurd eyt since earnest supporter 81 the mon
cause lie is q clcrrymrn 81 the Methodist kpscopai
Church now resident IN Geneva aud is man o.
marked natural ability aHa ample atteinmelis.
TEE BOUNTY BILL.
Both Houses have been engaged throughout the en-
tire morning session in discussing the bOuItY D'
which had once il was supposed been perfected IN the
Senator hut On lis coming up for third reading to'Gy
Vas found that there were number Of Senators VINO
were not prepared - give 10 their support ana no
ton was made 10 Tecommlt the bill. Which ieG 20
another proflactoa dC3atc and was fhhiiy Sage Of
Tie Assembly meanwhile surprising inet IL reported
the senate biz matter Of colSon discussion OF
from the Committee, and entfhole which consumed the
tie biz in COmmitic"
mo, been considered here for years which has
n" ,Iewod in so many different lights, or been the
subject vi such clashIrg opinions as ms Anus
every member whether IN the Que House OF the olhtI
is iealous lest bis county his town shall have 70 pear
moro thar ts proportion Of the expense Of carrying ont
IT, provisions and IN the meantime, the day q tho
DRAFT rolls rapidly along. and the people OF tne
whole state are in trcpidatou lest 1t shan allFe win
out finding any means Of Tehci upon tie Statute DOOR,
Ile senate Is % take the bill up again tonoIrOa.
NIW-VOIK TIgE DEPARTMENT.
Tie Chief Engineer and number Of prominent
members OF the Dcnartment here. The object Of
their visit II g. understood is 10 prevent the passage
az the bin 20 create O S,ariod Ine Department
introduced by senator Lalmbeer.
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NosTOy, Tue d4v Jan. p, lsb3:
The following Is the weekly statement OF the
cond itio1 of the banks OF this CITY:
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Itch! Itch! Itch!
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH.


. SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WHEAT0Ns OINTMENT
Am cpre the ITCH in AZ hours Also cures SALT RHEuM,
ULcFRS CnILBLAINS, and all ERUPTIONS Of the SHIN
P,ica so cents. For sale by al Druggss
Nv sending 50 cents to WEEKS h POTTER, Sole Agents
Na i7o Washingtop st. Boston. will be forwarded By mall
nee Of po,tsse to ANY par, Of the United States.
yyhv Iniure the Compile xion By rowdes' and
W,he, which choke I'll up the pores Of the sn and y
short leave hsI,h I'd az Il l. Y rs sIfe s9
TRACT sARsAPAkIL4A. II gives BrilAAcy 70 the Cois
plexion.
Couuterfeits, Counterfeits.-Psries DEALING IN ~
ns,t spre,entsd a. being nine that hsvs
Rsvsays Stamp each box, AID II. -osd' h9Ln sxAi
Nsw.York" marked IN the booh Of dIe"ons These
coantsreits offered fer sss IN this cyy any patty
who viii detect them wl receive 6anSS'ey fsTMd sy a.
plying to the und'F'susd, TAoS h0LuL !,.
snail Pox.-v1CcINATjoY WITH tow-P0x, 81
With Vaccine Matter from the Arm the only Proven
vys' By Dr. FAVTAlN f0u H.ns. Of No, 7W REsadwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25

Cold Feet. Gid Feet, r,,o1rs
Wear NIT ia NJ cos ELECTROfiEA LblC INsoLhS'
INV krep th, feet VAIN sad dry IN the Coolest "es.asI
rbey m, 40 an efficient cure fer Rheurssm, &C Fnce
81 b. ~, ,oop,
To Purlfy. Enrich the Blood and Beauty ne Som
,lc,.on a.. ii ELdBOLD's HIGHLY Cons tnAhAt 70
FII'TDt XrRACT ShRSAPAhlLLA. One bo'14e e4uA" IN
strength one gallon of the Strip or Decoctloh
A Clear smooth skin aud Beagiiigl Sompleri3n f9I
- ~ rse Of IlELMBOLD's CONC tNlhAaEp IL ~
EXTRACT sARSAPARiLLA. II removes pIAeA Spots
Pil, ulas aud al Er1p,ions Of tho sam
ue,ubold,s Extract -arsapariila.-Ihe dose Is
vcrv small (, being highly concentrated preparation unlike
pstut Med cue, but prepared according TO fhAnscy ana
Gbemstry bv H. A. HELnBOLD, Druggist and Chemist,
No IA BIoaiway next METROPOLITAN Hotel.
River Plate Woods az AuctiOn.-burdett Jones
70 will sell on THURSDAY the 18th inst, at O'Clock, at
the store of MURRAY DAVIS BROS No. IS Broadway,
500 bales of WOOL, comprising washed Cofdova' IN
hs Entire Rios. and Mesiiras Of the growth Of Buenos
ve Entire Rios and Banda Oriental Catalogues ready
on Tuesday the Path.
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Az the meaning Of the name given by Dr.. Won EfsE "
BERG to his new invention msy be easily conprehesded
we The Neo York Ersnng E1pre' give the following eS
PLANTATION of its for the better understanding Of the ger
eral sufferer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

MELANCHOLY AcoIDESr "A lad named
William Nally, aged about 16 years,
while carelessly handling shot gun,
which he supposed was not. loaded, ac-
cidently let his thumb slip Off the ham
mer Of the lock, the other day. The
gun, which was heavily loaded, was dis
charged, and the contents lodged il the
face, throat and breast Of his sister,
Kate NalIy, causing almost instant
death. This is another fearfnI warning
against the foolish practice of leaving
loaded guns within the reach.of thought
less boys.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

ASSAULT and Battery The case of
the city Of Evansville VS. George Huber
ana Philip Huber for assault and bate
~ committed on the persons Of Jacob
P6sterer and wife, postponed from last
Friday, came up yesterday morning
Major NJ $. johnson appeared for the
prosecution, and Capt Hornbrook for
the defense, The latter demanded q
jury, and six good citizens were select
ed ''the cause truly to try, and a, YER
dict, &c, &c.
Numerous witnesses we're examined,
and the jury rendered verdict of gull
ty, and liked the fine at SIS each, which,
with costs, amount to some $50 to each
OF tae assaulters and battsrers. q
ShoottRs.-Antons Rosencranx. who
wished to see the railroad Hrun. away,
was fined IS and costs for shooting with.
in the limits of the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

lust RECEIYED.- a~fsF
al 10 Tieices Of Lard
% Cans - Lard q nice Iot, suitable for fAHai-
fy use, for rAls low ~ "a b -aEs-a Encea
= HAYHURsT 4 wHITTAKER,
seo2o.tf Ne. Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21
Amusemenfs,

MrvsrRKLsr.-A band of Ministries
make tieir appearance at Masonic Hall
tonight. They.are said to possess great
merit.
NEW MErRoPoLTx-By his big ad-
vertissmsnt it will be seen that Mr.. Col
den opens his new theatre on Saturday
night he has been at great expense in
Citing mp the hall, and it 10 really Gle
CANT, and he is determined to bring
such salent to this city as win nerit >
liberal patronage. @
UsITED CIRcUs--Nexs week DeHa-
ven & Cos United Circus will open in
the city for two days This company are
eliciting great praise from the press Of
other cities. - s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21
EIaetion Notiea.
STATE oFrNDTANA, Ia ld
VASDxREuRdH ooUsTr.I 3ae1 d

STATE oFrNDTANA, Ia ld gul
VAsDEaHuRd1 cogsrr.} p aa
To The Sheriff Of KdaderburgA Ooaasv :
u I. Blythe Hyues, Clerk OF the vanderbnrrh
Circuit Court, do hereby certify 10 the Sheriff
whaf officers are 70 be Elected for Wand srburrh
County at the general election In October, 1885,
at the usual places for holding elections on the
I'd Tuesday In 0ctgber 1885, vfz..e h#EF
One Sheriff OF vanderburgh County, one An
dftor Of FandeFbcrgh County, one County Com
missioner Tor the I'd Diatrict of said. County !:
also Judge Of the 18th Judicial Circuit for tbs
state Of indiana; also one Prosecuting Aftornev
for ratd District also . Judgs Of the court q
Common. Pleas for the District competing the
counties q, % POsey, yanderburgh, warrick and
And the Sheriff Is barely directed &, give legal
notice Of said election. In conformity with the
statues in such cases made and provided y
In witness whereof i, Blythe Hynes Clerk Of
wv the Nanderburgh circuit Court, do hereby
~ subscribe my name and afix the real OF said
Court, at Evansville, this IN day Of Sep
temhers 1858. a@ fr8ffe ~ - -
BLYTHE HYNEs, Clerk v. q. q
n certify that the foregoing is true COW Of
the original IS thu azma appears on die II, nv
ONCE. dQ,3; GEO. WoLFLIN, 8. ". O, f
sep2l,tds tUnien and Democrat oopyl ke-E =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

EDTrcRs JSuRsAE PLEASE announce Captain
WIN. 2. HARGRAvE, Iass OF the slsLInd. Vols.
as the Union candidate for the oficO Of Prosecus-
Ing Atterney Cor the fifteenth JudiclAl circuit,
composed q The counties of Crawford, Perry,
Spencer WArrIos, yanderburgh and POsey.
We arr authorized to announces that LEWIS o.
sEiNsoN White = candidate, at the next oeto-
Der election, for reelection to the once Of Prose-
enting Attorney for the Fiftsenth Judicial Cir.
cult, composed ofthe counties Of crasfors. Perrst
Spencer. Ma.sask, Posey aud yanderbursh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

1D- Lost, on the 18th, during the sale
Of Government property at this place, a
brown memoranda book, containing pa
pers valuable only to the owEer, togeth-
err with twenty dollars Parties return.
ing the books and papers to this office,
can retain the money septl4-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21
For Common peas Ju,Igo

We are authorl1ed to announce that Judge
JOHN .yPIfanER win continue 70 servo as
Judge Of the Common Please Court in the district
composed Of the equities Of Possy, vapdsrhnrKhs
Warriek, aud Gibson, IL elected at the ensuing
oO'0o'r sisttiGa ~ IS 0MATHE
ma. kSTroR; Please ennounee 30 your readers
that VIM. LQHD0G, Of RoHsy Connty. 10 cMa.l
didate for Judge % the Common Pleas Court. IN
the ID strict composed ct the counties OF Posey,
Vanderburgh, wmrfck aud Gibsan. v b3ikfl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21
LEGAL.


0AOA AL y kS0AO LsOe 6OGs
DY VIRTUE or AN 0RDKR on SALE IssU-
I'D ed out Of the osaea Of the Clark Of the Van
deFhargh Common PIsas Court, i'm favor Of John
A. Beitz and against Maria Moss, Romnlua A.
Moss. Adelaide Fisher, Hiram o. Fisher, Eliza
Jane Moss, Wi Der B Moss, Jesse B. Nose, sar-
gent N Mosa and syivanus II. Moss, / will, on
llN% THURSDAY, ooToBER Isth, 1885, - z
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q H. and
O'CLOCK p. OF aaid day, OF he door ofthe Court
House q the city o. Evansville. Indiana. Offer for
sale at public auction the rents and prohfs for the
term Of seven Years Of the following described
real estate, to-wit:
aaco City, according 10 the recorded plat there0f,
with all the AppurtenAnces situated In Wander
bnrgh county, Indiana, belongfn 4 shsreto. And
shoald said rents and profits not ssl for suf-
cient TO satisfy said writ and coats, will, ut the
same time and place, offsr for sale the foe simple
OF said premises = = = 'Ats+e -tF
Fa8 GEORGE woLFLIE, 8. v. c.sil
ny CHAs. w. LoNa, Dep'ty.
Evansville, September 40th, 1865. s2l-3ww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

JUsr so.-The Cairo Times complains
that Cairo is losing golden oppOrtuui-
tiesto become rich and great from want
Of capital to invest in business, such as
wholesale groceries, dry goods, COM
mission houses, &c. We should think
Cairo was short Of capital, Judging from
her "Income tax list"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

WAErEDi-A mother and daughter
wishes to obtain situations in Protestant
families, to sew, nurse, or assist in house.
keeping; also, some one 10 adopt q
bright little girl, seven years Of age.
Apply at Washington House, Room Eo.2
I Evansville, Sept 16, 1865. Els lw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

An IEvIsFsLK UMBREL1A --Drulsy, an
inventor 10 France, has invented new
umbrella, which is simple walking
stick without any covering, from which
the rain spreads out in the form of an
umbrella. The principle is as yet Sc
cret, but is supposed TO be q new sppll-
cation Of observation-disclosures ford Post.
We. have never had an umbrellas that
didn't very soon become inviaible.-LoH-
isUilie Journal Haa n7 aff
That has been our experiences. 49, :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21

Tbs METHopIsr FEMALE CoLLEcE
There was warm discussion going ON
Monday in the Conference asNew AL
bany relative 70 the location of the
Methodist Female College. Greencastle
had rendered "a cash subscription of
$4,000, Bedford $4,000, while New
} Albany had rendered an old rookery Of
q college building, the title of which
was in dispute, and which had been
hawked about for sale for some time and
offered for s1l 900 without finding bid
der Three Of the Commissioners, Of
whom there were sir, met, and two,
voted for New Albany and one for Ev.
ansville. This action is unsatisfactory,
and the matter has elected warm dis
cussion. stf5sl 5Eef aeA
Had not the brethren of Evansville
been involved in the expense Of building
one of the finest churches in the State,
they would no doubt have ontbidden
either of<he above named places, and if
the matter had been properly brought
before our people, we are not certain
they would not have outbidden New AL
bany and Greencastle, even with the bur.
den Of the church debt on their shoul-
ders. We hope the Revs. Mr.. Sims and
Glover win fully represent the claims
of Evansville, as they are amply able
to do. ga rH