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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Adjourned Meeting Last Night.
Ecw School Diakr1ctS-Removal OF Old
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. College, &c.

An adjourned mrellne Of The Board Of Edues-
tiou was held at their roous No. &c Lssa1lc street
last night. Pgetenr-Presideut Z. N. Holden and
inspectors Clarke, Drentano. Blsekmau, Baliau-
tyne, Levitt, RunyAn, VonHofn and Ryder.
BoCnnAnzEs OF SCHOOL D1sTR1cTB.
Inspector placlman. OF the Committee On Build
iugs and Grounds, reported, recommending tho
following names and boundaries for the new
pcasron Street Itimnry-BegInnfng At intetsec-
ton Of While and Wella strcela. wesi on White to
rivcr thence eouth to Huron street. thence east to
Buildipg al the corner Of Market md Tesison
Also to change the Ogden DLt1tc. BY cutting OF
!hat pvt sont4 q Indiana street and attaching to
Coitago Grove School Distict-Ch.nee the
nath boundaries from 11t1ty.drst 70 Twenty-
Rolling lin Primary Dt,t1sct-city limit, =,
river, hy river to Bkrkhawk street. west on
BhcklaMk to Reuben, north TO North aycnue,
west to Wood street. north TO The river.
coraer q El1aessh and Ike sesestspBeein;loe
At corner OF Renben and Etnx!e streets, theace
cat to the Etyer. thence senlh TO Fulton st5eet
dolph street, he3ee west 70 Ann street, thence
touth to Madison street, thence west to Renben
Also hat lie VEST Inc of she skiuses Dist,,c.
be removed 70 Keuben street.
NEHoyAL OF OLD BUILDING.
esgo School hriiHins b. removed 10 point near
TWenty-si1th stsect. The motion WIS carried, and
the mauer OF feelectinc site md removing wns 10
ferred to the Committee On Bn[idin.s, with power
10 as'' rKs..sp..
;.;~rectnt pIackuau moved that inl-re11s aud
NIX b. Iu; = shoL hereafter ,or ali ihc dosks. Car
,tcds '''1' ~A'
c1xnK or TIE SoAnD.
INSPECTOR bsllantyne presented the folloHfng
rinn91n1,. ~ LII NAt' A'et' ouu 1no'co s1s
Thnt H. Ro.,a or rarc,,,o, sh,,, ,,.1, ,,.,-
he Gle1k II ic Roa ar EIne1,inn rs M Easo
s.I.rT sh.ii +. 49, ~ ~ s.5 Pnsr ana ~ Mnvse
lior. Jha dutjts nf fhe Cirrt shsi1 enn.;st ~
al ia ie oiciai his eicnstrr mnst h. att,cscJ Il
then. On the books and records. BE shall also
take :enetn charge oi The roona Of the Board and
'7e ft"pS1sy nVy1s.n. eunsa.qe9 taa mesetn; nS
I,tnrf3cr hIicea nsrerntsn nc,,t,nn tror, m.
Good Ttmpiars asklnC Tor the tlso Of a room In
meet1prr, which. on motion Of iusDector Fastee.
was plscsd On die. ~''
AGnicrrrnAr, cnY1rar
A communication was read ron J. c. Do,e,
ttaieneT al nefittnntnC he Gentrni Ass.mh1v ~
ESTABLISH ahc Comme1ctal ald MecGsujcsI Depart.
meni Of ihc Agricultural College, which thail as
sune Tic form of Pol5lechujc School in the civ
committee. cousIstin. Of inaDecto,s Runyan'
EistEr and Trjo.,. " AAfPee'''' AN""14H'
uicTi6sIu1rs ror xcuoh,a
Inspector B.ircs mofcd tat ihe Committee on
Appafptue and FN1uIture he reoucstad to nroenrc
70, Ho!steIn md the four new primary schools,
When completed, one copy Of Wabate1's and Wur:
eessefs ueaosadEea @ i nlrHonas1es; a'eo, 70 pro;
Ennih Tth3rrTn srhonia 1rs1sicr,S Uor@. nh,esi
Nirtionsrv atrncstT;s1 pinhc snd vhen yn3hI3.hed
, 1866-12-14

National Base Ball AAsociattnu-Anuual
Election.
SIw 3onK, December ts.-The Base Ball Con-
veEtion elected A. P. Go.Insn OF the HAuonsI
Club. Washington, for Prcsidcnt. Judge Rose of
pennsyl1anls, First Vice Prc.ldent md ". Ii.
2. Rogers. Of Brooklyn. Recording Secretary :
William Coon. Of Washington, Cosreepond,ne
SECRETARY, and Aorttm er Rogers Of Boston, Treas.
utef.
The Convention adjourned to meet In Phi!adel
phia on the second Tuesday Of next December.
, 1866-12-14
Ctucinunff p1arxer.

Ctucinnnff H1arxer.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago rtthune.1
CINCINNATI, December Is,
FLocK-Dnl17 small ea1es snpe9hne 1t $40; extra
fl1.M31l-& faratly &17-so.
GnAS-"heai s1zte hrEcr. Eo.2 gpr1ng Sl0oa
&1-6 No. I do t1-s321-M. Corn eteady; new mixed
6oc- ohsn frm and sea1ee; No. 6szssc. Rye nrmer
No. tlhs81ae. Bailey inactive; sales p.tae TAU 1t
$1.6a.
co1Tos-Achve; sales uiddttnx at slXas.c.
WHBKKT-Drcliued 1c: tAeA bonded 1t 3;e.
Pfoyr1ose-F1rul. Mess pork In good demand !;
saleS zoo brls At t?ooo. Bacon And bulk meats quiet
and ehade c&stcr. Green 1eAtz steady ss1e Of sbop
dera Al C; ades At hams a oe Lard quiet; sznA
sa1sa At Ike for No ]: Aram 1oxc.
no0ropened aetivt. declined e. closing dun 1t
te.~k6.sa gross; @;-sa3s.ss net. Reoetpts $500
Aoxxx-Actiye and clcse. EXCHANGE 1rresulsr n
100 discount par buying. par @ pretniaro selling
, 1866-12-14
THE CITY,

El1swoRTn 2or4vEs.-An important meeting
Of the Ellsworth zouavc Company will be held
this evening 10 their s1nory IN The old Board Of
Trade building.
, 1866-12-14
Bq1tDirnn.

on"i -. ,1NG-A good table and large
.iU -yn1s at 400 week. pay hoard s1pna a weef,
EsaEoqIn.st, North Slide, viihis i've minutes 81
, 1866-12-14

ROARDlNG-Sinsle rooms, IS; two in
4 1 hsm dosm. 81 223 ana 125 Kinzts-at, near sta:o-
, 1866-12-14

F1fKsnlA LegtsIaIufe,
RICHMOND, December 13.-The House to-day ee-
considered the vote Of Yesterday rejecting the bl1
suspebdlnc for sir months from The df1t OF Janu-
afy thc existing Law requiring debtors to pay in
terest on debts. After long debate the bill was
ordered 10 4 third reading nY two mafof1tY,
, 1866-12-14

Forty drops OF Mcscalfess Kheumat
Remedy eon!a!n ns much virtue Is forty battles of
;.sny other 1nedlctncf, and WI! instantly euro
Nervous Headache, fturslgts, &c. Try It, Louu
L Sxr1u AGENTS. ..
, 1866-12-14

4 snocEtx G DEA1u.-Thc det4lle OF the great
f:c al lste bour On Wednesday night at Waukc-
can, Lake County, are publi.hcd elsewhere ia
this mornings TRNCKr. A sad incident in the
cuiaritous event WIS the terrible deash OF Cap
tcin Hiram uuEuufn. IN old resident or the civ
who, crdenvo1tng to fcticr some as-ts.ance II Is
frpPnsct trl lh1oucl the skT-isht of the barniuc
building and was prec1pit.ted into the 1ames
below.
a, tic time Of bis death. Mr.. Hngunle was
nlou. seventy ycatr old. lie MAS one pf the Do
nce'a Of OnordA.a County. New York. and sub
tcqucntly for some years resident OF OsWeco,
belrr one OF The fEtt men identified with steam
h. !:c!1 the Position OF Indian Agcn. al Grceu
Bay. Wisconsin, and thence removed to Dpuuque
lowa, II th1t time village that xas scarcely
kEcuE to The public. Afterwards he removed 10
Chicago. cndJes,sed be'c for sereral years lie N.
ono Of the contractoss ou The Illinois and M,chi-
the Eilser Of ChicaSo-thc last :eym Of that posi-
lion b fore the city ~as incorllorated-and hts
portrait. with those of The Msyor., is hung upon
ibc walls Of the City CouHc,i Chamber. A6.ut
tWeEtT years ago he removed to Waukecan, the
known - Little Fort. where he has Sine: Ic.ilcd
nerg OF ihe e:ts, scd pEomot:s IT. ca
ration 1pf President lincoln. car1sln 1iasnnin
VS. &p2otnsed Deputy Collector Of Cas-
gan, but We snceeedsd la1t summer By crippled
telc1er. Possessing At ac11ye mental md rhJst.
cal oTEaMIztlon, educated IN the law and BY
A1e-t"Eg experience In huttress HI. social taha-
eIct WIS extcs!sse and hts advice often solicited
was iattc11J 3 Spiritualist. Be had been widow.
cr for more thaa twenty-five years, and leaves
thscs daughters and 4 .on-one OF he former be-
tnE tic widow o. the late Ashley Gilbert, Of this
ST. and with whom be nndu 1t his home In
, 1866-12-14

The Best Tonie.-s:nsrVen. Mack &
Co.'s Coordination Of Iron. Phosphorus and Cal.
i:aJa. known as Fcrro-Jhosphorated Elixir OF
Ca1isaya. The iron restores color to the blood 3;
The phosphorus scncws waste Of The n.rFc tissue.
and the caftraJa gives nAtusat healthful tone to
the digestive organs. One pint contains the vfr-
tnc Of one ounce Of cali.ayi, ard ono te1spoonrnl
SEaiu Of iron and phosphotous: Manufactured
~ CAsWr11 MACK 4 Co, New York. For sale
by al drugz3ata.
, 1866-12-14

Clothing AND CspInwrAn--patttes IN need OF
,hesc yc1T necessary articles OF comfort are re-
commented to inspect 'he stoek and learn the
1rtees Of c. E, Newman 4 Bro, No. 11o South
clark stn.ct. The best OF goods are offered atlow
dcurs. They bare particularly Tine assortment
c! !Co,dtcan skating jackets. Sec advertisement
IN another column.
, 1866-12-14

Children nTeethlnK.-Thc mother finds
d faithful friend Ia Ms. Ninslowss Soothing
Syrnp. II IL perfectly reliable and harmless. 1t
relieves the child from pain, cnres dysenterJ aud
tiar!hna. relieves gripping In the bowels, eures
wind colic, eoftens The gtn1s and reduces imam
nation. By giving relief and health 10 The child,
Il comforts and tesA The mother
, 1866-12-14

Louis Fox, tho Dlillnrdtat, nftAstns.
BC1TAlo, December 1a--RoehesteT papet1
st1tc that Louis Fox. the noted blllasdht, II
uisatuy.
, 1866-12-14

Rare Chance for \ Good Investment
The patent risht,n Tho Atmospheric Kerosene
oEe.ea for sale for . few days only. rasc chance
to make money. md retain \ highly probable
business alteady established 10 hereby offered.
Failing healn i The only relsou fos selling. VIZ.
ylAII1cE. 10{ South C1lfE-At
, 1866-12-14

A FAlsx REroHT.-We are glad to te able to
announce that The report in the 7aases Of jester
day, alleging m setldant on the Chicago 4 North
western Railroad, near Cedar Rapids, u With nj
other lac. for Foundation shsn the statement o.
she irdtvId.Al rrfcsr-d fn. Sf'ccfAI tn1ul.5 "as
Hade BY ;hc officers OF E.c sO4d yesfer1ag. ana
they ~e.e answered that no snct accident had
0rr
, 1866-12-14

AZ EXTENSIVE F1EE-A ire broke out In
rlargntc1 house. situated On tho prairie, abont
n1le sorthwrst Of Archer road. yeaterday morn
ire. about 1,,fpass fwo O'Clock, DESTROYING the
establishment Ert scrc:al frame buildings stand
,ss Ees tsfsss ha na%ess e Of sse .9d
named Ma. Hoonan. and It Il reported not 70
kayG oecu insured.
, 1866-12-14

The ATTENTION OF SKATERS Is directed TO the
Few sod dc, able ptocess Of silver plating skates,
ly the 1o1g established Cough, No. lts South
C.x,k street. Room n, In Smith g. Nixon's tuild.
.rr, Pfiva;c famile. and hotels will also nnd It
,o1heir s4Esn:sse to Examine % The results ol biz
les SETS &C. Orders may alau be left at F, J. Ab.
brv,t No l12 Clark etrect,
, 1866-12-14

Special Notice 10 business Men and
The Travelling Public generalty.-Qutek time to
New fork. Boston. and all points East ria Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad line Oar
SIS p. m. train artivcs IN Cleveland at Goo a, m.,
ButIalo II LIS p. N New York 1t 200 l. m.-nvc
horn in advance Of tho Michigan Central aud
GEtAt Western tEae. GEO. N. lnAr. Western
Aerrt TYcc.t Office removed 10 No. 50 Dearborn
sfrfft pndkr Ty1r,nnf 11nrSa
, 1866-12-14

hr1ceE father. NJ. pAn!el Iee. b tbs Rev: Geo. 3,
Esxss, of larGEte, ! R. MUpGe- OF Ee1ytdere. III,
In Elcht1nnd. int3ana, DECEMBER lltn By the Ker.
A. M.riud. NLLLlAM ESGs, at Chicago, and Mis-. E,
Il. KENNEDY. Of taa toEnoer rlace.
~ Sandwich. Iyno.s Thursday n~eerater 60.
lSa. oy EcI; Y. u Rooertsan- As- SET MDGR Put.
FOS, OF EtE OsleaEs 1out,,aaa-
Al the letidenee ef toe bsidea f.sne. De. u. bY
Rev. VI. II, Rydtf. D. D., Mr.. HENET BENNETT and
Al4A MARY F. FttkELAAD.
, 1866-12-14

Paper H2nktn11 and Window Shades
At errAtlJ reduced prtees. F. E. Hicby, 50 R1n.
dn}nh-sR.
, 1866-12-14
NRoSB Us OPERA HOUSE

CRoSB Us OPERA HOUSE
BATE1IAN CONCERTS,
TWO M1dHTs oMhY.
Monday Evening. Dee. 17th,
Tuesday Evening" Dec, 18Th.
The cnly occasions on which
THE RENOWNED ARTISTS
OF NJ. Bstenan's Troupe csn appear In cntesso The
present season
PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY EVENING,
MADAME PAREPA
VIII slnE the CtvattaA. :. Bel RasEio," fserlra.
utde). tne Song. "EIkhtnkal.'s THllr kpd wiih
tIk1o1 BEtgusu The Duo, ADs Q1el Di,1 dindsi
SIGEOR BRIGhOLI
Will sing the Ror1anz1r "A'1ppaYt~ {sfaftha) Mr.
HKttnn'1 beautiful bAll1d, Good BYE 5Veethssr4r v
md the Duo with NadAme Psrtpa-
SIEEOH FEHRANTI
w sinE tns e. Ga'4ans !, Largo = Fsetasum" .hs
tuna, the Duo. "En seErttto," tCenertntotA).
SI;NOH FORTUNA
VIM sing she Aria. "AHh Pace (1uiz zraeato) and
the p1o with tI&uor FerrAnu.
MIR. s. Il. MILLS -.-.
VIII perform Lzt's "Midsnmmer Nights Dream y
bio own "Reconections OF Home" and Do (Ds
B&r1ot) with Nj. Carl Boss.
mK. Carl. ROSA
Wil1 PIX LpiPs6is @ Concerto Mtlitatre.r and ths
Mr. J, L. HATTOS............,,, CONDUCTOR
The rand Piano uied u these Concerts 10 trnr III
celebrated mannfsctorT Of ste!1way B-nl Eev YoYS
ADMISSION ONE b0LLAR- -
Bo1eA, Elk. seats now ready i The BoI ofnee-
Doors open Ut 7L-fo coH ncnce at o+ttpet
, 1866-12-14

1tchi kcratch1 Boyd,z MeAicated
Cream cures 1lch, scratches, and all akin dIte1ses
II IL neat, pleasant, aromatic, SAFE and cert,tn |;
Ctsts. ="
, 1866-12-14

Go to N. F. McErilI,A, Wholesale and
tetatl dealeI tn kerosene lamps. lanterns, chan
deliers. table glass walc, looking glasses, kc.,
Nos. Il and IS Randolph street.
, 1866-12-14

A Sure Pile Cures-Dr. Gnbert'& Pile
Instsumcnt positively cuEce the worst taseq Of
plies. sens BY .nsll On receipt OF q. Circulars
hco. Sold BY druggists. Agents wanted eveTy-
where. Address ]. B. RoMA1Sk, MAn4Eer, Nc.
b15 Broadway, New York
, 1866-12-14
LOCAL MATTERS,

Health ahoutd he Slsc ftr1t object Of all.
Without health, wra]th IL hit IN cr15ty mocxery.
Without such knowledge, why do VIC dal1y, hourly
sec l'e'eons suffering from bronchial af1sc.Ions
hesitate. dtiay procuring relief when tt Is within
their reach! rcetoral Balm has heen tested in
nearly one million esscs during tho past year, and
always proved cfncacious. For sale BY all drug
E1ets. HrnNnANs d wax ScHAAcK- Wholesale
Dc1ays arc dangerous: now In tho
Imc 10 uee remedy for cold, cough, btonchi.
lungs. The most pa!a,ahle and eheetusl atttcle
now before the public IL Storms Scotch Cough
Cxndy. 1t has stood the test Of dflctu Jears, Ia
give universal sa,lsfact1cn. sold BY ali druggists.
, 1866-12-14

New York Dr1 Goods Market.
.-.. SEw FoE1, Decem5e, H.
taeI sedpea9ns 10 TIC pr.ces Of broru and betchrd
goods EFtntA remain 6feT, And other ros4ou rooc1
ar outJ IN Small demand. Wooutn goods tie EA;arF
better. ~
Krcwu Shtttt tEI-1Szz1c.
Bieashtd shlrnnSs-New YORK Mills, uHc; Wan
, 1866-12-14

Albany Cattle Market.
Especial Despatea to thu Chicago T15pne.]
.- ALnA2I, n. T. Decenhsr Il.
BEEF cA11LE-Are selling Aakc PET D. live
weight. higher, bit there IL sonae improvement In
qualify. and prices r1nxu nouualeSc Receipts, 500
head.
In hrhf
, 1866-12-14
GllanteD-Uo Reut,

NTANTED-T o Rent t-l sleeping
wv roon- or suite Of rooua In : bustnrss block.
Addrsas, ssattag location &nd price. T. U. Drawer
, 1866-12-14

TIE WFs1L1'x UaDEE1E1TErs.-AC Convention,
consisting ot delcca'cs OF the various Bosrd1 OF
Western Endcswtitcta, was held A. the fremont
Honse ssttesday morning, In accordance with
resolution adopted at / meeting held at F1eepori
1lisonls, IN August last Tie President, j. II.
Cur,ter. called the meeting 10 order, and c. n.
ClaIl was aproin.ea Secretary. tho Standing
Committees appointed III .Auenst rendered no re-.
Ir'ts. committee, eorsi: ling Of Caarlcz L.
CrEen. Secretary Of The American Icsuraacc
company, Of Fneron, - Wadsehlp. Secretary
Of tie Hoheer Mutual, ot St. Louis, sud A. Glib
:on, :, ~. appointed d. 70 dEaft general policy for
TO BE- prtrensed at The next meeting Of The Con-
sent;on. Resolutions we're introduced aud adnpt-
cd embod5 5ing the following points:
Recommending The companies not 10 nay orer
tweI;y per cs1t c0mInfss3oa OH any risks; np-
p2intu- the ncxt meeting at ST. Louis on tho ftst
Mtdnt ttty Ct February next. and requesting the
rcttdcrt 10 Issue Eisi!cr. to that c1.ct; request
iec the Chairman OF The Committee or Pobcies,
Cha:1es l. CrrTen, to procure forms OF the Orc in
zee If the committee in framing policy Tor tbs
general adoption Of the Association; Ecnucstin.
the several Stale Legislatures to pass law estab.
lish!Dc insurance bureaus in each State similar
20 thai ot New York, thai all companies MAJ b.
upon an equal bafik.
The Convention then adjourned
, 1866-12-14

A F1EE P1cTIEE.-1here is on exhibition for
subse1ii lions. at Chas. w. Stephcns' picture
sore, No. 10 Dearbe1n sire, oae Of The best
pi.ccs Of photography we ever saw. It repre-
te1ss The vote.s for tho amendment whlc!, abol-
ithcd tlavc... We perhaps cannot, in this gen.
c9aion. appreciate the importance Of that Eo:c.
II Is great landmark, and llsss picture dt
Fl. I7oaal Of 1t. The Iaces Of those men should
be familiar to US ALA thing made prnci1cahlr by
this beautiful photograph.
tesu1ifEl picture is really gem. ] have never
seen 20 many excellent and striking tlkcnesses u
picture Of that size" Senator Wilson says thai
he rc1 ardl tie 1iEencsses "most excellent"
The price il TeEy low, as any ona can ascertain by
t11lniERuon. Different sizes are publi1hc1, cost
rc FROM Is cent? 10 $le- Even the email eizes.
{-:rt< de tts1tf) gives q correct fGe4 how cach o,
tie i! persons represented look 4 good Ley Is
lGtuis lied.
, 1866-12-14

TOR SALE-A P1auo-Origlnal Price
It $780, uaed only four months, VIII be sold fur so
Il aaie = eaeetod hefbre tQnorsoN r1ertnS. 0AkBt
, 1866-12-14

PATENT cuAxnKn sx11.-Whitney'a Patent
Combined Chamber Sctt Is pronounced By single
gct.1encp good article. and very couveuIeu.
pieee Of furniture, combining many advantages
lid uccrp. irc Int little space. For persons Ilv-
itg In II Is Just the thing wanted. Per
tots ucfirinc such ehuuld make their orders At as
carly date rs possible Il they Wish 10 be served
Chamber sets On exhibition at the rooms Of Re
bsaEs and Johnson, No. l5s Stats street.
, 1866-12-14

Tur DEAGu0ES STREET rEx7EEsIoS.-AldcFman
C.rie:, UWo!t, Barrett, CaIkias and Wlnarth,
acolniuee appointed several days ago to con-
SIDE. tic assessments leyied On account Of the
proposed opening Of Dearborn st1eet-1net In the
CouLeil Chamber last evening, for the purpoec OF
bearing complaints from those feeling A-crtcved Ia
the premises The ateeas mcut incsu1 1ea property on
both sitee Of the proposed extension. ffom Mon.
roe is far eouih u Twelfth street; and several
Hs!ng so1th OF jackson ettset aIsned tbat Third
shd Fourth avenues, being 20 tat away, had no
Insisted thut, as their property apd
tat Of their nelshbors was assessed
about one.3oulth Of the estimated cost, the ASSESS
rceht, 20 far IL they were concerned, ought by
every ruie know, tn fair dealing, to he get aside
In reply. Hon. ]. Young scatnuou spoke Tor ovel
nj boar. claiming thft tie assessment as fas eontt
10 be carried out NC learn from good authority
that TIE committee do not propose 70 be Ii hurr
III giving ihtis decision.
, 1866-12-14

The Association tt-assen1bed Il eich! o'clock.
As. n. F. Storey said the question Was on the
adcr,lCp Of the repe., and The confirmation Of tho
action Of lhc Executive Committee, and on that
he moved the previous Quesuon.
The P1es1ds1l 1hen suhsn tued the question
, 1866-12-14
Buffalo Market.

RrTFALo, December IL
GrAS-Nheat tEn and u hight dern4ad- CAt1 Qrit4
and Ern. Corn dnl 1t % iur Iot4. Esslf1-E1t
taos apart held At Nc<A 1.r1-a0c bid.
DExs8Ku HpGh-HI.ASAc.
, 1866-12-14

PHILADKitH1A. December L.
F1nCR-AruvA u Ill .n01l.13 fof Northwestern
GEAE,-Whe4t cni. RTt 81 Tsl Is Eof western
cosn aeuse Hsw sa231nl Oats s1.s:sc.
NnMxxI-pui. Ono $ee31.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
FAST FREIGHT LINE,

Between Evansville and Eastern cfffAm
The Company owns and controls -,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

me arrivals and departures since our
last report closed include the Norman. St
Louis to Louisville; Bertha, Cairo to st.
Louis; Armada, Carlo and return; James
Gray, Green River and return; Ada Lyon,
Green River to Evansville; Newsbov.
Henderson and return; w. p. Strader.
New Orleans to Louisville; Emperor, Nash
vile to Cincinnati; Tarascon, Louisville
and return; Myrtle, to Nashville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
Time Guaranteed.
HIRAM NELSON.

u. -. AUCTIONEER
Has permanently located his Auction
Room at
No. IS MAIN STREET.
Opposite the Washington Housea sr
he win attend to all kinds of Ancf{on,, hs..s
ness: To the selling OF Merchandise. Wac.
ohs, Carriages, Horses, aud Real Estate.
SATURDAY of each week Cash aSivan go
on consignments. Refers to all the citi.
zens OF Evansville who know him VIII
give mis- whole time to his business. .apW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
scT5pllon OF COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp stock, consisting of Burners
SHADES, Ch1mneys, Pegs, and Feet. for sale
at manufacturers prices. ~ 'ssAe
our new Catalogue and Price List for ls66
Is now ready for distribution, which will
pc iurnlshed 10 Merchants only, on appIi-
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among the first boats due here are the
RAPID Ann, for the Tennessee River;
ADeona, for Nashville; Shamrock, Lady
rankin and Enma No. 2 for st. Louis:
Golaen Eagle and Minneola, for Memphis:
Flne Bun, for Arkansas River; Messen
ger and Indiana, for New Orleans; Tails
man, Nightingale and Importer, from st.
Louis; Anna, Memphis; Silver Spray, from
New Orleans; Rose Hite, from Louisville ;,
j. p. Webb, from Nashville
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Evansville,

You will observe, therefore. that we So
cure safe and speedy transportation. as
Wen as great saving in breakage. which
alone Is very important item to be con-
sldered IN the cost of our Wares.
our stock is one of the largest and hest
sale at ' anu Aoi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
Eight Hundred New Cars

BulIt expressly for this trade, and tn
RUN THROUGH between the East
ern and Western cities
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CARRIAGE MAKER.
F. HAMMERsTEIN,
Carriage and Wagon
MANUFACTORY

CORNER MAIN STREET AND CANAL.
me undersigned has now on hand n
Splenod assortment of finished CARRIAGES
Tor Spring Trade. They are of the --latest
ailq most improved styles, and Include
FouF-f a4ss Ssg Rockaways, Light Rock
ing Tops; also fancy light Trotting Bug
GIGS and Prince Alberts. lug
! have Buggies gotten up extra strong
very best and thoroughly seasonad ti ~ ea,e
and 1roned with extra refined iron I nsa
no factory. wheels, my wheels being made
oy nand az the snop, by the best of mecha-
MICS warrant all my work to give entira
SATISFACTION in every respect. Persons Wis.,
ing 70 purchase anything in my line viii
nay stock before purchasing eisewffesrraa. iiS
propose TO sell at the lowest possible cash
rates ss,,o 47sssb ban +, sHAMMERsTEIN. :
8'el .gleG1e sHA a8 htA 8ns
,HJ@ta @z0T9zY
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River and Weather.

the weather is up to the boiling point.
the mercury ranging from 90 to "a degrees
IN the shade. 1t was good day to be law.
The river has risen inches in the "a hours
ending at 3 O'Clock yesterday, and there is
now good stage of water for all classes of
boats -
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sTEAMR0AT ppT,rTTe-c

!, n Q printing establishment in the West
Las Las better facilities or greater ability for
ment OF JOB Type, though very large and
CON plete, is constantly being added TO- and
our JoD department is under the personal
supervision OF one of the best lob printers
IN the United States. We are prenared 10
PRINT Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
blIis Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
Sls, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
whar1-boats win be promptly attended to.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Express Business

az an lne mail landings between Louisville
and Cairo. Tariff of Freichfs ve,r- i1 ~
patronage is respectfully solicited.
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TRANSPORTATION
Star Union Line

The UNION RAILROAD AND TRANS
MIA (AIlentown routel. Steubenviile' ohio
ana Indiana Central Railroads has per.
Iected arrangements by which it can offer
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E EsSRS. CROSS d. CROFTS REG
.&x4 leave to inform their friends and the
Pn9iie generally that they have opened
stock OF Feed, &c, &C., with Constant ar,s1I
va Ns qa1Iy, they hope to merit a liberal share
pine % NE puplc patronage, as heretofore ex-
Tended to them in the Grocery hnsineSs
Having determined to devote their nnCii"
ylded attention to the Feed and Produce
business, you can have your
Orders Promptly Filled
~ LAG III HGD S1OHE. junl4d3m