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RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Ye sterday a
Eiszle boy, eight or nine years of age, son of
3 Mr. Miller, we are told, who resides OPP
poesite st. Johns church, fell into a cistern
=szsd came near being drowned. A gentle
MRaAa descended the depths of the cistern
2nd rescued the little fellow, just in time
TO save his life, though when he was
hraught out, he was in an insensible con-
4zEs1on. BY rolling him over in asbarrel, he
azs resusitated. A few moments of delay
would have proved fatal. ~ 81 sss.sfF5 isns
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a PLEASANT INCIDENT.-On Saturday
might, while Miss Ada Webb and Miss An
mle MAYHEM were both on the stage at the
sssszae time, some. person. cast a bouquet
(which fell midway between the two, and
zaoved on till it was near Miss NJ. She did
RsE pick itup, doubling whether it was in
1easzed for her. Miss Ada seeing her hest
zszxzon, at once stepped up, and picking up
time flowers, placed them in the hands Of
N5TE mi. This little act of hens brought
Marfh rounds of applause.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The business at the
Recorders Office was not SO brisk on Satur-
day as the day before. In fact, the petty
offenders Of Evansville are subject to spas
modic attacks, and it is only now and then
that they sally FORTH till
Christian Kehr was charged with slaugh-
tering three pigs within the city limits /;
fined 81 90, with costs. 3i ~
Another gentleman, who was ignorant OF
the city laws and city usages, and not feel
ing disposed to patronize our Livery Sta
bIes or wagon yards concluded to convert
the street into the use for which the above
named institutions were intended, and fed
his horses On the street. He was allowed
to depart in peace, after paying the cost
necessarily accruing in the communication
of such knowledge.
\ Frank Tigh INDUCED in the luxury of
frequent Implications of spurious, lvinous,
or malt fluids, and as per consequence, Mr..
Tigh was in short time gloriollsly high,
and being somewhat refractory in his ma
ture, he made himself conspicuously dis
orderly. 1t was adjudged thst fine and
costs amounting to Sc O5, would, for that
case, be sufficient for having offended the
dignity of the law. His wife paidsthe fine,
but he protested against it to the last.
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ElectiOn Notice.
. ----@- II6CbIUHl NUbIC6s
TT IS ORDERED BY THE COMsEON

IT IS ORDERED BY THE COMMON
n Council of the City of Evansville, that.
on MONDAY, the 10th day of April, 1866, an
suance of*sAn Act to amend the forffeth
clause of section thirty" of the charter of
said city, passed at the last session of the
General Assembly of the State of Indiana.
The said election shall be held for the
purpose of ascertaining whether the QUAIL
fled voters OF said city do or do not desire
the Common Council aforesaid, for and on
behalf of said city, to subscribe for and
take stock in the Evansville and Cincin--
natl Railroad Company to the amount of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
Said election shall be by ballot, and upon,
the ticket of those who desire said stock tor
be so taken, aforesaid, shall be written
or printed the words Take Stock, - or
other words clearly expressing such desire !;
and upon the ticket of those who do not
desire saidnstock to be so taken, as afore-
said, shall be written or printed the words
= Take Ne Stock, "I or other equivalent
words,
In all other respects the said election
shall be, conducted in the same manner,
and be governed by the same rules and
regulations, as the regular annual cleo
lions for officers of said city, except that no
one can vote at said election who shall not
have paid Is city tax within twelve months
next beforesueh election. a SIS 1908
Said election shall be held at the usual
places of holding city elections; and notice
of the time and places of holding said cleo
ton shall he given-by publishing copy of
the order six days in two daily newspapers
printed and published in said city, the last
of which publications shall be at least five
days before the time of holding said cleo
ton. One of said newspapers shall be a
German paper, and publish a translation
of this order in the German Language; and
no unimportant defect IN such translation
shall affect the validity OF the notice.
A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
Evansville, April Is, 1866.
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THE NEW INSTRUMENTATION Saturday
night a large and fashionable audience at
tended the theatre TWAS the last appear
anee of the beautiful and accomplished
webb Sisters, who ssss-sllIai xersailx
won the favor of our theatre-goers. We
regret that these gifted young ladies cam
not remain for a longer period of time in
our city. The acting on Saturday night
was very fine, and the audience exceed
~ delighted. In g Beauty and the. Beast. I"
Ada was perfectly bewitching as Beau
ty." We have seldom seen young ac-
tress SO free from stage affeetation as she is.
Her every act is natural, and gives evi-
denee that she has studied the character
well.s as - HI Leta5
L AS the :. Beast" Bella Golden displayed
in a pre-eminent degree thagreat versatile
ty of, talent which she possesses.
I'm the -Four Sisters" Miss Emma, de-
serves the highest compliment for the adj
nlirable rendition of those chars cters. She
will long be remembered by our theatre
goers. Wherever the Sisters 90. we wish
them abundant success. $3.50 sinf
But, while we regret the denartf,re of
those young ladies, it affords us great.pleas-
ufe to announce that tonight Miss Kate
Reynolds, the queen Of comedy, makes her
appearance as Violante y in the excellent
Spanish comedy of 81 Wonder, or "a How a
Woman Keeps Secret" in which, if she
II
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TIE GALAxY.-We have received from
the publishers the initial number OF this
mew magazine, and must confess that its
ae4Eer press and illustrations donot come
ZIP 90 our expectations. - rs ~ -
II is, however, a very readable magazine,
ssnd will no doubt become highly popular
II Is published semi-monthly, at IS 90 per
wa&arne of twelve numbers. All orders
'snouId be addressed to the American News
Company, publishers agents, 1l9 and III
Nassau street, NewYork
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STREET CLEANING-THE CHoLERA.-The
papers a day or twosago brought news5of
the arrival, ON the Eastern coast, of the
steamship Virginia, with large number
Of cases of Asiatic cholera. Commendable
efforts are now being made by the city all-
thorities 10 place our city in the best posi-
BILE condition as to cleanliness, in the
shortest possible time; but, that the city
authorities can effect all that is desired
without the hearty cooperation of all the
citizens, is simply expecting too much, nor
do we consider that all the filth of the city
should be removed at public expense. It
should be, however, and, is the desire of
the City Council, to render all the assist
ance in their power in this matter, and to
do their whole duty just nowfw notice
that most of the cities in this State are
making active preparations for the com
ing of that much dreaded pestilence. For
the Information of all, we submit a por-
| ton of the proclamation Of His Honor, the
Mayor of New Albany, which proclama-
| ton was issued in1yiewl of the coming PES
| thence: = at,eltss = 49, = Y 5sats .-s.ss
4 On and after Monday April 23d. 1865.
| carts will be run by the city, from State
| street down, and from State street up town,
| for the purpose of carrying away all de-
n6sits of dirt, filth, or rubbish which may
| bh made by citizens in the. streets or alleys
| IN front or rear of their premises, and the
| removal of these deposits will be made at
the expense of the city.
IT is further ordered that-aH privies, the
Wants of which are filled to within two
feet of the top, shall be filled up and secure
| IN covered with dirt, and new vaults dug;
| and il is also ordered that all vaults, cell
| lars sinks, sewers, drains, out-houses, and
other places where filth and dampness
| have been deposited and existed, be
sprinkled with lime, and ventilated as
J thoroughly as possible. The citizens are
earnestly urged to aid in carrying out
these necessary sanitary and precautfona-
!, | nv measures, in view of a visit of the an
tfcipated pestilence which now hoyers up
on our borders. a 1sg i. fqisaSg dgU0i
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A CUT.-A few weeks ago, when Matilda
Heron was g starring " it in New Orleans.
Mobile gentleman. says the Times, whose
main virtue is not modesty, was standing
i'm a crowd chatting familiarity With the
good-natured but sharp-wftted actress,
when friend remarked to her: He is
one ofayour Mobile admirers. He is
very smart man." "Oh, yes" retorted
Matilda, i" know it; he told me SO him
seIf.''
That "retort might find a subject in
more latitudes than one. -.
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FIRE.-A fire occurred on Clark street
yesterday, about IL o'clock, A. NJ, next door
- EaRe Grant Exchange. A frame building
occupied by some negroes took Afein the
Kitchen, and for a while fears Were-enter-
aszined that great damage would arise
Eaerefrom, but the citizens quickly ex-
azngnished the flames, no considerable
damage being done.
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sRzS- Our neighbor on First street is
Eg0u5led great deal about the improve
zAents that are going on in the city. He is
mot 50 much in favor of giving employ
sza.ssas te the workingmen now as he was
Ssexone the election. He would have our
ezfy become as he represented the city OF
Madison under Democratic rule a God
farsaken one."
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BEFORE ESRUIRE CHUTE.-Wm. Bennett,
the individual arrested by Marshal Ten
spSorde for stealing a pair of boots from the
aouse of George L. Dixon, had prelimi-
mary examination before Esquire Chute on
Saturday, and was held to bail in the sum
a0f <lod Not having sympathizing friend,
me wassent to Castle Darling for coincidence
&nG attention
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4 PAYMAsTER CoMING.-We learn from
Colonel Bisch, County eAuditor, that the
Paymaster viii be here on Thursday "A priT
26th, for the purpose of paying the remain
ing companies oftfie Legion fsr Services
on the Morgan raid. This will be good
news to the boys, as they have waited long
and patiently for that little change that is
due. The companies will be paid as fol-
lows: On Thursday I April 18th, at 8 O'Clock
a. NJ; Captain Ed; { Mel hson's Company
will be paid, and IN the afternoon, Captain
Alexander Simpson Company. :, 8 r
On the 9th, at 9 O'clock A. NJ. Captains
GusI Menfzer and John F. Grfll's Com
paifes; and in the afternoon of the same
day, Captains Franeis Talbot and Joseph
]. Reftz's Company.
On the 18th at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, Captains
VIM. Martin and B. F. Williamson's Com
panies; and in the afternoon, Captains
Louis F. Gordoa and T. E. Morris's Com
panies will be paid. 49,.
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ADMTTTED.-Col. Selby Harvey, of Lou
aSSaAler KY, was admitted and sworn as an
Attorney of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court on-Saturday.
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TO CONTAGIOUS.
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4Ws APRIL 10, 1866.
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive bids until the Both
day Of April, 1885, for the construction of
brick sidewalks
Bidders will state the price per square
yard for sidewalks, and, the price per cubic
yard for excavating and filling said side
walks TO be constructed, in all respects, ac-
cording to the ordinance Of the city; the
curbing to be of wood.
By order of the Council.
A. M, McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerk 8 Office, Evansville, "A pril 10,
1866. sapr20 st
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So Wesare again placed under obliga-
Tens for faEors, by the gentlemanly and
seElicAent deputy Clerk of the Court, Mr.
Henry Bippus. We appreciate his kind
mess and attention.
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CITY NOTICES.
rNORPORATIoN NOTICE.

~ AFRIL 10, 100.
ORDER. FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
And now it is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council of the city OF
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or
parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the
southeast side of Chestnut street, from the
canal to Church street.; Z. Asili GF4A
Southeast side of Chestnut street, from
Church street to Sixth street; q = tAea
Southeast side of Chestnut street, from
Sixth street to Seventh street; in said city,
cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought
, to the proper grade, and that they casIse a
sidewalk of Class No. to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the .publi-
cation of this order,
..sas is A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
= City Clerks Office, A pfiil 10, 1866 apr20 St
!. - -. -atLL d IIIninTl cnl1v - IL. u
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is supported as she should be, and as we
hope she will be, she viii win the greatest
applause.
The mere announcement of the name of
Miss Reynolds will be sufficient to insure a
full house we are sure. The play is one of
deep interest and cannot fail to please all.
In everything she attempts, Miss, r. is
natural, graceful, fascinating, and must, of
necessity, succeed. AS her engagement is
but brief one, those who frequent the the
atre will miss a great dramatic treat if they
fail to see her each evening. Do not fail to
see Miss r. tonight
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1t is now positively asserted, and no
where denied, that Jefferson Davis will be
set at liberty under parole. Courier.
A matter that will afford you the most
Intense qualification.
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RAKN.-We had delightful and refresh
azg rain last evening, and our streets are
zacw free from dust. The farmers will be
thankful, as we learn it was much needed
ass,tse growing crops. 49, agaa
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M~- The trade of the city is excellent.
xaere is not city on the Ohio, with less
gssze with Evansville.-COu1-ier.
what. And after the mo Party Ticket
szEas beaten, too? Astonishing! Mirabite
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TOur stupid neighbor on Locust street
sc2xAs us !" fa-see-she-srs. We wilt Courier
cabbage heads are given to "wilting u
THAT'S what's the matter with the purp. i"
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RYOTICE no CONTRACTORs.

1y APRIL 49, 1866. 3t
The Common Council of the city OF
Evansville will receive bids until the 30th
day of April, 1856, for the construction of
plank sidewalks. 80 = $50. AA ~
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot
in all respects to conform to the require
ments of the ordinances of the city.
~ 5ni A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks once, April 10, 1868. apr2O ct
fF4EtaAHA GUniOn cODy.T
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~ORPORATION NOTICE.

~ April 16, 1866. 4aesagl4 llr9l4
ORDER FOR EiEPAIHING BRICK SIDE
WALKS. 81 t4r
And now it is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or
parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the
south side of Fourth street, from Walker
street to Fulton avenue;
South side of Fourth street, from Good
sell street to Walker street;
Northeast side of First street, from Vine
street to Division street;
Northeast side of Second street, from
Main street to Sycamore street;
West side of Leet street, from Third street
to Fourth street; in said city, cause the
sidewalks thereon of Glass MOL to be- re-
paired within thirty days from the pubIi-
cation of this order.
s.s.ssssasf ssar A. NJ, McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, April IS, 1856. apT2O St
- IIniOn cGDY.l LIZ 1919.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
CITY MEMS.

a-fs5- We are indebted to Billy Dunn, OF
the Armada, for late New Orleans papers.
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uSNItIt, ApFII TO- I0bl.
Union COPY 6tfmes.
NRDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
I.OT TO BE ELI ED

ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
~ LOT TO BE FILLED.
and 6 @S heSe the Il M y yt t5S 0 ta
the southeast one-third 60 of lot number
two hundred and seventeen CID, Donation
Enlargement, is SO situated that'water col
the owner OF said lot is hereby directed
and required by the said Council to fill up
said lot to such a height as. will prevent
water from collecting and remaining stag
mast thereon, within thirty days from the
II, AIN. McGrfff. Clerk Of the city of
( Evansville, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true and com pletel copy OF an
order of said Council, passed on the l2tn
to the within-namedlot lot. e fdf78 > ssi.i q
In witness whereof, 1 have
TSEAL.l hereto subscribed my name and
affixed the seal of said city, this
18th day of April. 1866.
aprI9 St A.. M. MeERIF'F, Clerk. g
~RDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
~ AL LOTTO BE FILLED.
And now here it appearing to the Conn
mon Council of the city Of Isvansy;fl lie that
l5lg), Donation Enlargement, is so situated
that water collects and remains Stagnant
thereon; and the owner of said lot is here
by directed and required by the said Coun-
prevent water from collecting and remain
ing stagnant thereon, within thirty days
from the publication of this order.
+, A. NJ. McGriff, Clerk of the city of
going is a true and complete copy of an
order of said Council, passed on the 18th
day of March, AID. 1866, so far as it relates
to the within-named lot.
F In witness whereof Il have
5rc,,I hereto subscribed my name and
tSsAI'J affixed the seal.of said city, this
18th day of April, 1866. -
aprl9 ct tlst A. M. MoGRIFF, Clerk 1
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Misunderstanding following marriage
licenses were issued by the County Clerk,
Blythe Hynes, during the week ending the
2lst inst: r.relF.ef rs-fr frq : q.
George Korbele to Lena Huber. FL
Thomas Allen toiIennie Laughlin. W
Richard Salter to Mary Ann Boluss.
Jas. Gfroerer to I4ayina Watson. 'l1
Hamilton Broaddus to Mary j. Harrison.
Louis Croft to Henriettas Gragher. l5fs
Ben g. Wiltshire to Amanda G. Gresham.
VIM. F. Hassie to Kissey Willett.
Peter Daum to Susanna Hern.
August Schmute torGaro1ine Hoehner.
Christ Lzbber to Barbara LEM.
Fritz Wiggers to Mary Ruprecht.
John Van Amelon to Johanna Goetz.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-The fOBlOW-
ing are the Real Estate Transfers for the
week ending the 2lst, as appears from the
record of G. Tomhemmelt, Recorder:
August Schultze to Victor Bisch,
Lots 3. 8, 10, and IL, in Block z, and
Lots 10 and IL, in Block 8, Northern
Peter Neff, ,Jr., to Vic9or Bisch,. ~
Lot l6, Block "a, Eastern Enlarge
in aug Branifo Victor Bisch, Lots 80 y
Iargement, for ......... 1900. 800 90
iarsgemerst for... -. $1,000: 400 90
Lieberkucht, Lots ii, II, 13, IA, 15, Is
and IL, Block 3, Bray's Enlarge
menC, fOT.-... . 2,zDD w
Frederick Hoitzgrafe to Henry 4 !
Holtzgrafe' ! Enlargement, for.... 800 90
/ Elizabeth Sehmall to Leonhard
IaTgeinent, 200 90
Eastern Enlargement, for,.,,:;..,,,,.s 1850 90
southwestern quarter, northeast
quarter, Section 8, Township 6,
i92, IN Germantown, for 49, 800. 1900 90
\ John Shanlxlin to Edith Reilly,
Lots 8, 7, and IA, BIoci@ 4, and Lots,3,
2, and II, Block 4, and Lots, Block
anu LOlS ~, anu BLOCK L,
Bray's Enlargement, and Lot 8,
Block AZ, Eastern Enlargement. LIZ 90
| Albert A. Nance to Michael
Becker, southwest quarter south
west quarter of Section IS, Town Is 81
ship s. Range 10, for...............-.... 1,600 90
Reitz q Clement to Peter Miller,
Lot g. Block So, Lan1aScO, for............ 10000
Louis S. Davis t0aDe st. Palias
iargements for: :. -. 8,4OO 90
George p. Deifenbach to Edward
Schmael, east half, southeast quar-
ter, northeast quarter, Section 81
Township 6, Range IL, for. ............ 1,025 90
George w. Liant toJacob Schmitz,
Lots Block 81, Eastern Enlarge
ment, ,....,..,...............,,. $50 90
Alvah johnson to Richard M.
Parrett, Lots i, 2, g. A, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 10,
Ii and II, Block 6, Goodsell's En-
largement, for. 4m...............-....... 500 90
Richard M. Parrett to Alyah
Johnson, south half Blocls1, and ~ 81
Lots Is, rs, "A and g. Block 6, Good IA 40
SELLS Enlargement for. 500 90
Charles TilestOn to AIvah - y. j 3
Johnson, Lots g. 10, ii and II, Block
4, Goodsells Enlargement, for. 500 90
De Witt c. Keller to Philip HUI
masco, for 500 90
Israel G.. HaSbrOOk to f. A. Cook,
Lot IL, Block 80, Eastern Enlarge
hent, for 1900 90
- r--S---A- 49, z TtH
q 4 4
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MEROHANTS' NATIONAL BANK


3 Having commenced business at its office
corner or MAIN AND FIRST STREETS'
offers its services to the citizens of Fvar,s,
vile and It's vicinity, being prepared to
carry on a legitimate ai = ~ 3
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General Banking Business,

DIV 45-isf AEfNtft : 10 At'-ft-t -it iftls.t4N
n gitfv -ffss asf tFl4 yJHPM AL 4soi
And to purchase and supply * +
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REAL ESTATE TEANsFERs.-The follow
ing are the Real Estate Transfers for the
week ending the 2lst, as appears from the
record of G. Tomhemmelt. Recorder:
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. saaa 81 l.el8f7 gaa ,etk 39n8sefA +
.Ca i EtE&1A 81 - .-oa 80 EIg.
slaaA l5heisai
, 1866-02-12
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
Meeting at tWashfnctou-Iutc
eNI1DE Report. Etc

annual Meeting at Wn4hfDCt0n-1ntcF~
. calling Report, Etc.
verssy d cbIi4tian conni..ion nv ~as s TO-
tiyes: Hon. sehnyle5 Collar TOOK r. chair. and
.d d. GR,n.ia 11a sa: k
4syoF st. sia ssaens I'd assa Il tSe Shi ehtistisn
Commission, thea gave sn ia,eEeztlnS statement Of
half Of money hid been received, and
ctsburaed:; Two millions and eight hundred dol.
la5t' worth q hospital stosss TeEe distributed.
cadoLe: elxty.1se thousand dollars In STATIONERY;
one million four hundred and e1xty thousand
hao s1o5es md more than million hymn
6ooIs; two hundred nd ninety-siz % library nb1af5
book. and eighteen million copies
81 81 ho ,se e l.. on Iii tes @a bpe
dzea and *ixty-9our thousand doilart. Mr. Sloan
resd letter. cm Secretary Stanton, GEnerals Grant
army md navy, surgeon Generai aaruea, and caie1
Jue,iee Chase, ali OF whom were enshut,astfcaily
Rcr. E. r. smI.haeld. Secretary of the Comm,s-
port.
Hon. Charles Demond eave IN interesting sketch
exhibited to she audience a fye csut bii Which a
needle, vailed miles 10 gise 6er pastor, fos sol.
md t6e Veadns o IT, s,a5w who I'D aG!ne sssn
her only SOC 10 die 6r his country.
Mr. Colfa1 then stated that at tie last auniversar5
Of ths Gonm,sstoo. on tie last sabb.th Of Jand
Abraham Lincoln was here and listened 10 II, the
tears coussing down hls cheek Subsequently be
sent up psoEzamme, which Mr. Collax exhibited
miliar hsndwriting: Near The close, let Us have
youI .Mistian' repeated By W. Phillips. Don't ray
called Tor It. LINCOLN" Mr. Phillips, Of clncin.
r1ti. then eung the ode referred To-.
Addresses followed BY HtaF-Admi1sl Davie. Rev.
nentck johnson, Of Pittsburgh; senator Doolittle1
OF Wisconsin; Gen. Augur, and Rev. u. #. Chld-
law.
Btshop Simpson delivered parting speech sum-
ming up the work OF the Commission. Chief Jns-
lice Chase, Secretary Wells, It Gen. Grant Admiral
were present.