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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14

speak know. when that advantages
superior.
and kept perfect order Our teacher
secured by in order that this department in respect should be
unqualified satisfaction and charge OF mcompcency
be presented The arguments brought against other Institutions
cannot find footlod here all both ladies and gentlemen
that in this branch they will thorough instruction in all It's
and will he allowed graduate receive letters OF common
until fully qualified take charge of all office We extend
all call and examine facilities The demand ! good
operators large and disabled soldiers will find ti pleasant q"
obtaining Il livelihood
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u Students designing to attend our
College, when convenient notify us of the
time they expect to arrive, that good
boarding houses may be found, and in
readiness for them.
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TIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE of Worth
ington. Warner & Smith, at Bangor has
proved a decided success, and is rapidly
growing in popular favor Young per-
sons Of both sexes, in attendance at its
sessions, which are held both day and eve
ming, without vacation, can speedily obtain
thorough and complete business educa
ton; and as the design is to unite theory
and practice, the pupil comes out with
familiarity with details that enables him to
enter at once upon his duties confidently
and successfully.
For further particulars see advertise
ment in another column Wateryille
Mail. Me.
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NICHOLS HOUSE.

An y Tic undersisued having lsnS
&,..snS Cd. for long term. and ,har
&uykhiE oGghlv renovated and rrh,iea
7--=@~---s-<. the Nicnu1s fiousK, late
Dwinel House in bangor, has re-op,ned
the >amt to the public accommodation.
Thi> notei i centrally located. and IN ela,e
proximity with the Boats and Cars.
The Proprietor has had a long e,pqience IN
the Parker House, OF Fast Corinth and TIN
=" SHAW House. Of Newport and flattei, him
elf that to all patrons lie Will furnish an agree
ahle ani comfortable home Eye3y ,taft ana
espon,, VIII he u>Fd 70 maze tn, house a.
popular ana attractive a. any in III. c'ian
Of The sat.
Livery Stable connected with tie llou>,.
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- Each student who enters the Col.
lege enters as gentleman, and is expect
ed to conduct himself strictly as such
during his connection with the institute.
And it is also expected that he enters for
the purpose of study and improvement,
and devotcs his time to this purpose.
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Che College aunrnal.


The prizes which were offered last year
seem to have melted the students to I'M
usual efforts. The sets which have been
handed in to compete for the prizes are
spoken of by the judges as being splendid
specimens Of accountantship, and as exhib
iting wonderful improvement. Among the
many sets competing, any one of which
would have done credit to much more
experienced accountant, the following
were selected as being the most deserving:
The first prize for neatest aud best kept
book, was awarded 10
Gro. 4. UpToS, BANGOR, Ne. 10000
The second prize to
AMOS +. HARDY, HAMPTON, $500
The third prize to
WILDER GRANT, No, PRosrEcT, $500
1t is our intention to offer from time to
time liberal prizes which creates 4 praise
worthy rivalry among the students.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

Or melt if b0s 5ttr ftdtr
- Utiomtelt unr lc ;abircih
lnr cir S&nr. i'll mtl6cn ras=
clio feline Ttiltraft crrrrttr,
dE es in fatt alien Ibsjlrn res
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sMOa'fgMge Sale.

Whereas, Michael Burckhardt and Chris
tina his Wife ~ their Mortgage deed,
dated the 21. day Of Janary 1863, and
recorded in Deed Book Q pages I49 $50
Of G~asconade County Record. did convey
to John Quandt senior the following ue-
scrihtd tract or parcel Of Land, situate
in ,hc county If Gasconade and State of
Missouri, to Wit The North half OF Lots
> and I being arts OF the Mort East
0uIr,er Of Section H5 Township e
Range > west, containing ) acres, also
LIT No 3 icing part o: The North Easr
auatrer of the South west quarter, OfScc,
tin 30 Township 20 Range 5 YES,
containing ) acres, also Lot No, 9 beng
lart Of tue same quarter Section, Town.
ship and Range as aforesaid, containing
/ acre. and ale Block No: l being
part oftho west hajfof the South west quarter
Of &,ction 50 Tonship 46 Range ;
west. containing ) acres, all together
&c acres, more or less, TO secure the
yagmcnt of 4 certain promihsory Note il
said Mortgage mentioned and whereas on
the 1Slh day Of November 1865, the sal,
Joan Quandt senior did assign, for value
received unto the Undersigned the sac
Mortgage, and the SAID Mortgage been pas
due ana payable and remains still UNPAID
therefore, by. virtue Of tn" authority in MT
vested so to ID, l will en
SATURDAY TIE 2i. DAY OF FEBRUARY 1857
at the front door of the court House in tn,
Town of HERMANN, he.ween the hours 0
Q O'clock a, II. hud ) O'clock ?. NJ. 0
the day, publicly expose for sale the Land
| above described for cash il hand, 10 satisf
said Mortgage Deed.
Hermann December 81. 1863
FERDINAND LEMKE.
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SALE.

By virtue ofam execution issued from IN.
Office Of the clerk OF the G~a>conaIe Lircui
Court and directed tome in favor OF Green
G.. Kichard>ou an against jacob Mo,Iyy
have levied and seized as the property
of tho said Jacob Mosley tho following de-
scribcdrcal estate, TO Wit:
The south east quarter a.d east La.f Of
north east quor;er, and south pant Of west
half Of NORTH east gu II ct, section 20, and
north ei,t quarter OF SCctiOn -. al IN
township - Of Range 1, contain ~ 80
acres more or less.
And viii CO jhe 18th day Of March
rcx, between thr hours of9 o~'c'ocf. in the
forenoon and ) il -, afternoon o.'lLEtd *,
bcf,.c the c,u"tl DISC .oor in t!.,. town OF
|llcmlanm, u'.e N:i.c. tIr ti"vui cor. I'm
S.ssion, 81! all the RI h and interest which
may Gr can sell "a shr.4tf, of, il and to
the above described property, t. the
highest bidder for cash III hand, to satisfy
the said execution and costs.
This I3th COY Of February 1856.
WEI. BERGER Sheriff.
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ST.. q. RnGe

unr au:n @an1len in Meei3insn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

S1nrts $cijt 9tnus gilt, : I'll rcutn cs ali9cmcin
ttfG ut iiti rag fe ;nre Utnrtun9 ron gcfnbrlittn
nm DHfGun8sln en- $un9entraHtptitin rti9cr ART.
nti III rtrranf en- D0tcn. Gin %rin,iacr Scrfl.th &C.
nugt. rctTtn 80 ,l9c ifer ale pnlc1. H.uflcii,
miticl ms fel'tr &iht ~ ttclIcn, I'M rp ricfc cins
mai tcf1nnt PM tcIinnt ilb ras NutIitum niht
..:5:, wt.1s s j - mtttcl cs 8tStn rc !infcrcn
China ci1cntllmIib en- tctrUttlrtn nm ~atfibrli.
dc NtFccttcnrn Der NthmunSs>C r9anc ~uHjurtn.
rcu bats. 24Ibrcnr riCc uirpItcmmtlc, mtrtr.
ltit .lc!lmitttl ."t,r rtm itittn %rrrtrcttct rcrccl,
wtidbc rnnc 2SirfuuS tiicfcn II III rc5Edlt in Dir:
trtcit 3~trictbcu, rrfrcut fb cttfcs ctrcr INNER III.
ntputnrcn prrui1rtiIt III Scl3t itlrcs wcfltDatI-
e Eir9"fcs, rem Gl!c %SunSclltr 0ntcI tl Hclicl
uJttru.,.g ,.!r U.Itt.I. -. ltt a%.rs NH:rrr NC G.
trrM rewritten Gnc I'll linr III ~;Ghlrcid5, ais raE 60
itmll5 uttrlcDcn crCr III Vcr9c lierptlt 9tr0tHth
,ciutc,
Q&ir t&nncn rem putlitum Eir5 &c &crihcrurs
attcu, rNb rc CulIttdt ~rc1f;lrtn init Scr 9rcbtcn
| Scr8ialt unrtranrtrt ~ernllten wtrccn unp rag
| - ale rt S%u8cnrrn tcitcbIlttiI irirr, II, inn mir
Wsht ;l9t1darlctrn wcrrc Il lnr Tcr"r6 IS clrt1 Il
Srr6tu Nuf trt1n5t.
Wlut srrst NniaNI @eii!i@ CT, tAAtsmannrr
Qcr;te unC tcguDmtr DER en!lht;lt:n HAtin rurh
,brc NlHcr,.u Htcrfdbrtftcr crr uarcrSlcidblibc Gil
! Gugtn uuicrtr t5t!tmItttl ttteu3t, "ttr rr SsU!l
rrirrc uns Mot S~c'tAlteu, tstit .,cIGnilIt httr ttijuz
IuSt1. Die unttu 9tHlnuttn N5enttn Ilcfcrn iii,
Irru Imtrit1ni htr NlmInHh, mrrln
~rtcftltcn, icrit rIne Stl@rcltun5 rtrIen'5tn Srant-
soften, meibe rIgtp ft 3epcltt m:rrtl, %tnFD1tttn.
Scnieni9 II, wsl6s cine d Alternative Mtrt
i'll CUR 9teini9uns pcs Sluits Iranlten, tmrttHleI
mic
Ayers Compound Extract S~arsaparllIa,
GerIutt ts, mn S9r wtrpct rem 3etrt9 ricft
Ar;nei ih3ecn Icrnsn.
8treittt Yon s. &. AVER / G., 9cnIl
0taN., UNI r%ertauTt rpn
ST.. u. Staffe
nnr aQ:n @anllsrn in WeriSiner
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Gnropaeisflle A9ent

suns ,lcseruosmc fer Assntur TUr ras gafas
>rtcjtjcnf- Hwg SS.hisl:9'sibait ppa 2anss Nh
5tmtp1.o ii St >ouis pIh 10 IN S:ago St
cEt. ale i'll rici;B SAD etni &lasenssn Geis1It
unta l,Gc sjQig lu stiprssn.
9ihttttser, @elEtr uue 9attts
%,scIstn sad clen Gtsil,n Gurppas %ttiNriE,
psNsuNnt @aNags
Air 9eutitIane unr RE WaGtors 2oReer fsfsa
GrQttttentn nnr 3astunatu
In iGmm ljGsR eurcp1ii6tn Staatsn ttIoret m
pirb t~eion,cre au;n,sr'iumteit a~srilmst ett
Observation-Disclosures
nj alien Satcrlanrt, wriu id bic ~nrtti9cn Y . L.
maStsn oueitrtis. nne nQss weiterc utsrnttns
IS c~msijstit nd ,otlretGtn 3nisrEa
Nn. u tFtttcit I,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

etltt GoISenre %tsiialiss, 3eu3ni1s t~srismtsr
Glntlsr:
sB &nabeu Co. sine Ssrrsn;
IS matt mir erpBss gsrsrusen, ,u te,euaen,
raB i'd lire Soisl Ytancs prcbirt unp %riel.lssn
ttenio gut, psnn nitt tsltr ais irssup anrsre in
eicism 2anrs 9%siunrsn BABE. Inter, ibre eruStm
GUrtbeile mub RE @lsi&beit res IUnes ge,dttt
wcrren, lppis tie 9sittistsit ser Galatur unr RE
Srniuue. Snrsm i'd Spnsa a' Cen grfcls ,raa-
lte, ran Sis 10 istr 1srrisnen, bin i'd Sbrn
9 Stalbsrs.
% Snate \. Gni -Wtine 5.rrsn:
Salem i'd tiri!th gs!tgenbsit taits, SIRE srss
ZEN unp Safsls pianrs gu ~protireu, lam Id mid
n'tt e~ntbaltsr, Stnen Stud sI wiinlhen ,u BEN
auBcIrrtrEtIitsn Sgrtsftruuaen, RE Sic in Fer
Ntanr Satrifatipn e~inlsiutrt tabsn. Sire Sn,
itrumcn;s ersiniasn NQss in ft, MAS nDttis ia,
tin 9ianr 10 rpQfau:is ais mp 9li6 gu maiden dnD
Y]eyrteusn rplitanrig ris srrBs 9cpularjtdt, bic fr
IN qanitn Came 9ewcunsn saeeh.
STR sractcnitcr Y u 0cttl talt,
u Snate II Gp-Weine Strrrn:
So tGnn rjtt untin, linen Slid ~ wlnUStn,
ilr cen ouEtrNrtutlihGn Gripl9 uueIis t~creuttn'
Fen GtrftIcrUmAen, mslGs Sis irr:ipGtr,nr bel
Siren YiancE siniubrcn, ric, nah msiner Nsiur
un9 III Ten ttltta n unisrem Qur,ps gsidalt wer'
cen mIItn. " Strdtcl d.
gS Gnateu Go-@tsine Scrrsn:
IS aerettt mir sum SsrJna3en, RE 9rcss Oil.
t. 3prfr 9janps smpfttIcn gu tCnnen. gSas
llmians mr. 8;intsit res Ssu.5 bsiriHt, t9uusn
lie nit Fen Suittunentcn M rrsr terIsmtsiten
-5atrifanttn Y,ryljt5n wereen
g & 9aBfurn.
9~ Scrcs Yiant wirc aui 5 Sabre slrans
tint.
93ir tatcn cttn' ais rie Gssntur fur
Garbart, Neept am Il. 8 o..
sfrutmts
Metpbcpns umb SarrnpminmS;
ant faeri,iym urH imac,tiren mir
81 uiitalteu Umis lie 1rtsE
mutitoliiae s II ltrumsnts.
3. 8amer II 60.
so. $50 SrcarmaY, 9fer-Ssyf,
80 GlarHfraBe uus Grcsts's OpsraSaxs'
Gaiginetrn Stra5s,
IgMeooc. 2O3an. S2iaota
Serlau9t:
1u,sidtr IL gder tt1rts Sc:trmlaas irilass
ue;uen, 9ias una Berger citation.
&. ". saiattn
sumanu. Gee. IL. 1855.
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81. q. S8arfsnbfr9@
2Gr;t unb 2Swuearjt,
LGpst iau!, Nsrmana. Nc.

1917 F"~ET gFFT''tIT'T 49,
Or rrttr;r'aHe.e bettrt Fh ticmit, Itinc
TirIs I'm lsirta;m putlltum scn 3t.mGuu Ii.
umsiq:re an5u.t..ta. Eli &ronttct;n rts M(as
ans, 1T 2ar9c ana b~'iCaScr5 ter Hebtr mtctn
ri Tim 9c.ts liz GtisMsHt. Scin 'erN,m
RS. ysn ltm n.tt elrilarncs y~tttn3sSltrir nm
xlias ~umyeutnTtIacn Wa8enllslitn tntsn nca
utiss @jrtunJ oricEit NM jsc,Gn, i,et rcm
~at.mmft;n Yotlcntsn irSIHh gtGItrtua a~2ritt,i7,.
etim YiItn tstIrn j;ts ett YIN Mts8mtuuut,.
nm lot auBcntIidllt Hus iine Iut; une an1Cvt.a
~ it.udtu. Z III: S'Tet ut MIR 5puutaAs
RIM, mt jrar zen ; usr Moystaa ce 8 Ill.
g.mt..
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lu:nttn, l.nH &ut i'a aft,I'sn II rrtI.
II Aram Z GIritnttrs.
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S1fn4 AzctLce.

Taken up by John Hoersch of Herman,
Mo-, on the 9th December 1865, and
posted before me same day, a light brown
geldlng, about four years old, four feet
and eight inches high, blaze on forehead,
white feet, rig IT hind foot excepted. APP
praised at $500 by George Schneider and
Frederick SchweitZer.
JOHN p. NICHE,
Justice Of The Pea:
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Hiram Perkins OF Boui;
ware Township in Gaseonade county and
posted before Esq William Meyer on the
It'll. day of Jan. 1866 a common SIZE co"
Of white color with some red specks, me
ends of her horns sawed of, marked with
an underslope Of the right ear, supposed
to be seven years old and.appralsed at the
sum of fifteen Dollars
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flyers
Cherry PectOral

'Ir RE ltntde Sur scnFH
8 II tie n, grtlltunQtn
Snilusn3a, sri tr
tst:, Gruup, SsuI DIT
tbs, sinnsnrsa us
9, ami inl Ct
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ludti9er patjenteu
in ftsleu
StdhieH Rran III
heit.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03
DR.. Carriers Cough BaIsam
RWYILL CURE COUGHS, COLDS,


w Asthma, Consumption, bronchitis,
Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and
Breast, Whooping Cough, Group, and all
Diseases of the Throat Chest, and Lungs.
The most perfect, pleasant, and effica-
cious remedy ever discovered for all Dis
eases of the Throat, Chest, and Lungs is
Dr-Carter's Cough Baisam. This medicine
Immediately stops the cough, produces
free and easy expectoration, removes all
mucous and foul matter from the air pas
sages, gives ease in difficult breathing,
allays the irritation of the Lungs, and
effects speedy cure by soothing and heal
ing all the pulmonary organs.
DIR. Carriers Cough Balsam never fails to
cure Coughs and Colds in a few days, and
has cured thousands upon thousands of
cases of Consumption after physicians and
all other remedies had failed, and the pa
tients given up to die. This Balsam is the
most perfect and infallible remedy for all
diseases of the Lungs known to the civil
lied world.
take nothing else. Price IS cents for trial
bottle; large bottles, 81 80 per BOTTLE
Prepared and sold by DIR. E. EaSterly q
Co., No. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis,
Mo- Sold at their branch Family Medi-
cine Store, No. 80 Madison street, Chicago,
Illinois.
For sale by the druggists, Evansville.
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justly, meritoriously and truly has she won
that name. "a ~
We have not seen Mr.. Golden play better
than he did, and Mr.. Grierson was GER
tainly Glenn true to the life. s-3e2
The same play, The Rose of Lima, viii
be repeated Tonight We hope the house
will be crowded.
THE SPHYNx.-This is the last night of
the great wonder-a head without a body,
an intelligence without soul. Go and see
it. Solve the mystery, if you can. The
silver teacup. I'VE are, informed, was pre-
sented to DR.. A. c. Halleck.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

RYAVfNG EREUTED ONE OE THE
49,. most extensive works of this kind in
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices of one of the most experienced Ma
chine Oil men, am now able to furnish this
cheap and money-saving Oil, which has
and found fully equal to any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Woolen AIills-in fact, all machines now
running-can be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction.
Orders OF wholesale dealers filed on hbe-
raj terms. y, ~ sfs-.-s ~ ). r-grs
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge. sai N89 s8
Coal Oil sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet Sycamore and Vine.
maya tt fss&-h3s~ 0Ak s2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

CIRCUIT COURT PRocEEDINGs.-Quite q
number of cases were disposed of yesterday
in the Circuit Court.
James M. Street VS.. Jacob Sinzich. This
was an appeal by defendant. The suit was
to recover the value of cherries taken
by the defendant from tree situated on
lot rented by the plaintiff from the defend
ant. In the Court below the plaintiff re-
covered S25-irl this Court the cause was
tried by the urt-judgment for the plain
tiff for $12, and that the defendant pay the
costs in the Court below, and the plaintiff
to pay the costs in this Court. c. E. Marsh,
attorney for plaintiff, and Colonel DENLY
for the defendant.
In the case of the State VS.. Paul Weather.
boro, for larceny, in stealing 81 400 last fall,
the prosecuting attorney entered a nolle,
there not being enough evidence to war
rant a conviction.
In the case of State VS.. Robert Short, on
charge of larceny. the same entry was
made as in the case above.
John Rasch VS.. B. f. Catch, an action to
recover. the value of sign, appealed from
a Justices Court by the defendant. The
plaintiff in the Court below had Judgment
for Sl5. Cause tried by jury. Verdict for
Out pltl1I1H 1Or % ~, anu budb TIE QeleAOl-
ant pay costs in the Court below, and, the
plaintiffthe costs in the Circuit Court. r. A.
Hill attorney for plaintiff, and Gen. Shack
elford and Capt. HorI:brook for the de-
fenkiant. ssses,
The case of Adolph Pfaffiin VS.. Joseph
Kuhn = money demand was dismissed,
each party paying one-half the costs.
The case of George Schultz VS. Ann Webb
n fsrr feSa n of Mo init nGf
Rudd Vets VS.. 4. and ". sorenson 7ji1dg
ment by default for 81 go; no relief.
Thomas Clifford VS. Elizabeth CIV Bates,
trial by Court; Judgment for the defendant
for Sl17 70, and costs. Col. DENLY, attorney
for the plaintiff, and Peter Maier for the
defendant.
George Scott ct al, VS.. Patrick McQuirk;
action. to recover for building house for
defendant. Case. was tried by jury; no
verdict had. at the time of making up this
report. 8I4i
E. and G.. w. Bates VS.. Thomas Clifford;
suit to cancel a mortgage. Trial by the
Court; Judgment for defendant.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03


mas- We often allude to the fact that
sS<zsx is, perhaps, the most quiet city in the
West To prove this, we have frequently
Emade comparisons between the number of
arrests in this city and others. During the
sszR@sataa ofsApriI but 81 cases have been con-
aszananated before the Recorder. Other ar
5Easszs have been made, but without evil
sEence to sustain the charges. In the city
nj louisville, during the month of April,
Dnst closed, the police have made 378 ar
zsskxs; 81 for misdemeanor, rs for felony,
=end o as suspected felons.
ssg The water was being pumped out of
a9cae section of the canal between Main and
EAscast streets, yesterday, preparatory to
zEasf4ing in tank, after which that part of
.slzEse institution will be filled. There is,
Exasbably, a sufficient amount of dirt COM
ding from the streets to fill two sections.
when st is done it viii indeed be great
Improvement in that neighborhood. The
yNorkmen are busily engaged in pushing
4 Sfkne work forward, and in a short time the
igFark win be completed. The work on the
streets is progressing fast. Mr. Lowry is
~ ssusFsing it with a WILL. The ground on
5ecof1d street, between Main and Locust
was broken yesterday. We believe there
ssre twenty-eight squares to be powdered
s-favaafch will ;sdd very greatly to locomotior
= ON our streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

1sC- A few days ago the Legion was paid
aR this city. Upon seeing the announce
Nmesat that the Paymaster was coming, a
zE&ezsAwho, a week or two ago, kept, oppo-
s51e'f1e Post ONCE, the g Happy Family, r
ssgz1s1sting of monkey, 4 coon, and few
aEx1zCr wonderful 81 mammals" returned at
sRznce 10 the city. In conversation with a
-asefsfzenlan, he said that he had understood
,ltasxat the Legion was about to be paid, and
KRe thought he would bring his show back;
rs the boys would have plenty of money
ne thought he could do well.''
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shall we
say of Barney Macauley? What shall we
say of his.rendition of the character Senior
Valiente last night? Can we say more
than that it, sCdS perfect? 1t is never our
intention 10 use phrases having twofold
meaning. We do say that Mr.. Macauely is
without doubt the great Star-the greatest
Star, who has visited our city yet. If there
is one who can sit unmoved by his power
fui defamation, his perfect impersonation
in every movement, action, gesture,
utterance and look, we would like
to see that man. 1t may be
an easy matter to ape great actor, to ca
ter to the taste of those who do not appre-
ciate talent of the highest order; but to be
star, to have a fatJ coneeption of the
character, whether it be Hamlet" or
l.t.Senor Naliente, ,, or whatever it may be,
is another question; and, to act; that char
acter true to natuge--to life itself14to he in
every act 6 Hamlet !. or ttSenor Valiente. -
is yet another question. Certainly Mr..
Macauley is = Hamlet,,'' or lis Senior
Xaliente, whichever character he chooses.
Could we say more2F THIS nnuch we have
said because it is just.
We have repeatedly expressed orr I'M
/ bounded admiration Of Bella Golden! hut
last night she was not only equal to her
self on former occasions, but her delinea-
/ ton of the character of (" Neu Cayerly .
was faultless. She cannot be other than
J the peoples fayorite; and rightfoliy and
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-3 asa Joseph ii. Simonson Of the l2Sthi
Sacgiment of Indiana Volunteers, has been
appointed Lieutenant in the regular army.
3 ave are always glad to noticethe success of
81 volunteer soldiers, especially those from
slFndiana, but we hope that these appoint
=, snents will be made from such as were vet
~@Aerans in the cause. 1t is. but justice, we
-3xh1nk In the gloomiest days of our Gov
3qernment. and through the darkest hours of
= ser trial, those soldiers fought, and they
. should have the preference. There are
! thousands OF meritorious soldiersin Indi-
sasraa, who carried musket for four years,
WHO ought to be rewarded, and we hope
lefiSaoey will be,i4ia isliof ialJGs8.8b si8r h
MOI SO 4sft41f5ItQfsf nra an VA serF frT -
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The Bitter Fruits Of Bad Bitter.

Invalid reader, do you know what nine
tenths of the bitter compounds you are So
licitea by the proprietors to accept as uni
versal panaceas are composed of? Give
heed for a moment. They are manufac-
tured from unpurif1ed alcolrol containing
a considerable portion of FUsEL or, a
poison almost as deadly a. prussic acid.
The basis of the regular tinctures of the
Material Medieai is the same No amount
of "herb extracts can overcome the bad
tendency of this pernicious element. The
is the only stfInulant which can be safely
used for a component of Tonic, Alterae
tive and anti-bilious medicine, and HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS is the on
ly medicinal preparation in the world in
which thisarticle Is used as ana ingredient
Hence, the extraordinary effects of this
great specific. 1t gives strength without
producing excitement. No other tonic
does this. AL the ordinary Bitters flush
the face and affect the brain HosTETTERIs
Rr1.r1srss dlfffuse an agreeabIeca calm through
the nervous system, promote digestion sanu
produce sleep. Nc other tonic so quickly
revives the exhausted physical energies
restores the appetite, and removes the
gloom and depression which always ac-
companies weakness of the bodily powers.
/ gnapriS InnEI md 49, LII
B8 COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the CHOICEST mate
rails, is MILD and E9oLIIENT in its nature,
FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BHsEFIof4B in Cts action upon the Skin
For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers. augN ly
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INSTRUCTION.

Evansville collegiate school.
THE THIRD TERM OF TEEIs IN
stttution closes May 9Th, and the Fourth
Term commences May 7th Parents who
would like to trust their boys under my
care should not fail to can soon. Z
w. sINNHOLD, Principal.