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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
NoTICE.
Notice of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys ink. w.
Rriukmavar's EnIarrern anti

NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN, that the Com.
1N mon Council at its session on the 29th day Of
January, 1866, passed an order for the opening
and laying out of Grant street through a part Of
+. W. Brinkmeyer's ENLARGEMENT from Ann
street to point parallel with Hamilton street in
the Northern Enlargement. SAID Grant street to
be Of the width of sixty (60l feet and the eastern
line Of said Graut street to BE one hundred and
niBety-thTee (I93) fest distant from and paraIlt
with the eastern line of II. W. Brin kmeyer's En-
largsment, and fer the opening and extending Of
Jefferson street. from its present terminus at or
near ths western line Of the Northern Enlarge
ment to said Grant street. And for the opening
and extending of Hamilton street from its pres
emit term nus at or nea the western line Of the
Northern Enlarg ment to said Grant street and
for the opening and extending of Sixth street
from its present terminus at or near the eastern
line of Sharp's Enlargement to sai1 Ora street,
and for the opening and extending of alleys In
block number one Ql and block plumber four (41
In the Northern Enlargement from the present
terminus Of said elleys at or near the western
line of the Northern Enlargement to said GIaut
street.
plat of the said streets and alleys, as the
same proposed to be opened, laid Al d extend.
ed, has been filed and recorded IN the city Clerks
Office. s1H az 3GtlA Eaa Aiiag
All persons owning or claiming real estate adj
joining or AUDITING on said proposed streets and
alleys, and feeling themselves aggrieved by any
cation to said Council within six weeks from the
publication of this notice. |
By orde T of the Council.
- An. MoGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, Feb. s, 1866. -
feb6-6W So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09

BOARD OF TRADE.-We are informed
by The President, Mr.. Iglehart, that the
officers of the Board of Trade are rapid
ly perfecting their places for future
operation, and hope, at an early dav, 10
be able to get under full way. Efforts
are being made to effect an arrange
ment by which regular market reports
can be had early each day, from the
leading cities, the trade of which affects
our own Other important matters are
under consideration, and will be deveI-
oped in due time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
MUSIC STORE.
CITY NOTICES.
! .aoapEa FOR sFosn cvaplke!


sEttl szoRDER FOR STONE CURLING.
AAd now It Is hereby ordered and directed by
the Common Council of the city of Evansviles
that the owBers Of all let's pal q Of otH 'front.'
street., between Locust and Chestnut streets;
Northeast side Of First street, between Elm and
Leet streets;
The south west side of First street and between
- & Locus and Chestnut btreets - k@h
Southwest side of First rect and between Dr.
-, vision aud Chestnut streets; sfs.. ~ tfa -
t" Northwest side of Second street, between Divis-
ion and Chestnut streets;
Northeast side Of Third street between Division
clIa aud Chests ut streets; Fas0 sfaas9 "
Southwest sideaof bird street. between DiVis-
p ion aud Chestnut streets; ah sisaA
Northeast side of Fourth street, between Syca-
more aud Chestnut streets;
60. Southwest aide of Fourth strset, betWeen-Sy
- more and Chestnut streets;
&ontheaAt side Of Main street, between Water
and First streets; A@-
- Northwest side of Main street between Water
H0f and First aireeis 10 saM n4n5a o.
sfI sontheast side Of Locust street, between Water
SIC Northwest side oiLocust street, between Water
a,..a and Fourth streets; st4 i-Y ,rf.sa,.~s
&c Southeast side Of Vine street, between Water
h and Third streets;
And on The Northwest side Of Vine street. be-
tween Water and Third streets; ft-.-
Cause q stone curbing TO be set in front Of said
? lots within thirty days from the publication OF
~ this order.s sio8 - "a Eaafss
s ISIS aaa11 A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
Aaa City Clerks Office, February 6, 1866. gs4
sfts9 fsb6 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
Teachers, association at Princeton

Teachers association at Princeton.
Editors Journal: "a
The Gibson County Teachers Asso-
citation win hold its next meeting at the
Academy in Princeton, on Saturday
next, Feb 10Th The exercises will con.
sist of Lectures, Glass Drills, Histori-
cal and Biographical Games, &c. The
Teachers of Vanderburgh, and Evans
vile especially, are most respectfully in.
vited to attend.
Come on; we will meet you at the
depot, give you your dinners, and in
sure you pleasant time.
Those that arrive on tho mail train
will be in time for DIR Munford's Lee.
ture. D. EcKLEY HUNTER, Sec'y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
FRIDAY................. FEBRUARY Q
City andI State!
The County Convention.

We trust the Union men of cur city
will not forget thss our County cOnv ;nss
ton meets tomorrow afternoon, at 2
O'Clock, al the Court House. Isis1r1e,
no more important business is to be,
transacted than the selection of dele;
gates to attend the State Union Con-
vention, and to perfect our County or
ganizetion, but that, of itself, is very
important. 1t is highly essential gthat
lthe Union men of Vanderburgh County
be fully, ably, and iDfuentially repre-
sented at the State Convention, that her
voice may not only be heard, but regard
ca, in the selection of candidates.o CD our.
State Ticket. y
The old enemies of the Union party
are laboring with unusualzeaI and en-
ergy. They hope to pro6t.bY; divisions,
which they expect will break ouE in the
ranks of the Union party.
They seek TO avail themselves Of every
ism and hobby that is afoat, in hopes
that in the advocacy of each, some gains
may be made forstheir party. II is for
the Union men Of the city and countyto
thwart these schemes as they have simi-
lar designs in the years that are past. If
we stand firm and united, as We have in
other. days, the victory is ours, as it ever
has been. But if we permit irrelevant
and side issues to influence us to such
an extent as toAally oursslveswiih eur
Old political opPonents-opponenis who
opposed the war, sympathized With reb-
els, aud rejoiced over Union defeats
we may bring defeat and diEastbrnpon
the Union party. a -
Let US stand,frm, and although there
may not be much business: before the
Convention, let Us get out as good an
attendance aspOssibIs.. We bink good
speakers may be expected 10 address
the Convention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
NOTICE.
Notica of Attachmanf..

NOTICE is hereby given that, on the second
In day + February, 1866, writ of attachment
was issued by me, A. W. Chute, Justice Of the
Peace Of Yanderburgh county,, State OF Indiana,
upon the affidavit of John d. Head, aud against
the goods, chattles. rights, credits and moneys Of
Al. Robb q Cos and that on Saturday, the twen-
ty- fourth day Of February 1866, Ct 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, at my Office in Pigeon township,
will proceed TO hear and decide on said claim,
Ssbs-stw A. W. CHUTE. Up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09

EGThe names of the following boys,
members of the Second Grammar School,
who were not absent or tardy during the
year, were omitted in our notice of the
examination of that School The boys
deserve credit for their punctuality, and,
SO far as we can accord it to them, the
columns of the Journal are at their
service. The names are Henry Nc,
Philips, John Harper, George Corwin,
Albert Speer, John Kennel, William
Sauer, Richard Brinkman, and Andrew
Geber.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09

S@A young lady, employed in mil
linery establishments, on South Illinois
street, Indianapolis, few days since att
tempted to end her existence, BY taking
large doses of laudanum. The timely
arrival Of the physician spoiled the
tragedy. 9eaAq g 7ca
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
music TEACHER.
Nrs ~ o. Ah1e

VETISHEs TO INFoRM OUR CITIZENS
wv that She will give lessons in Esano and
Guitar Music at her residences, on First street,
just low Division. Having had an experiences
of over ten years. she feels confident that she can
render full satisfaction TO all. Parents desiring
Co give tIssir daughters music lessons, would do
woli to call and see her.. lessons given Rt private
residences. janis I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09

ON BAL.-Yesterday evening, the
bond Of Andrew O'Riley, for his APP.
pearance at Gonrt, to answer the charge
of murder, was accepted by Sheriff OAR
ling, and the accused ives accordingly
discharged from custody. The follow
ing are the names of the bondsmen -
Mat. Lynch, John Msgeniss, John Cav
isk, Patrick Garvey, James MARROW, Pat
rick Boyle, John Smith, Teddy McTier-
non
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
NOTICE.

Change of Firm.
HAVE SOLD M INTEREST IN THE DRY
1 Goods business 10 +. Hopkins Cor and Ia
retiring from business. return my sincere
thanks to the public for their patronage, and
hope the new fra will continue 70 receive the
same All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me will please come in and settle Immediately.
and those having claims AGAINST me are requested
isns5 '"''' :" n. s. HOPKINS. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09

THAMES Mr. Sherwood and Mr.. Ha-.
zelmAn, Express Messengers, have re-
peatedly placed US under obligations for
favOrs. Gentlemen, you have our heart
lest thanks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable City Property at Public

FsHE CITY OF EVANSVILLE WILL SELL,
nrs~ ~ oh M see - tlo-
ing real estate, viz 7. fli s faAA
The Engine House and Lot Of ground situate on
Second street, between hain and Locust Streets
The Lot Is 20 by So feet, more or less Possession
given On the 10th day Of AugnIt, 1856
1ER1S-One-thirdp part Of the p%rchase mon
ey payable on the day Of SALE one-thfrd in six
mon tbs, and the remaining third part in twelve
months from the dsy efsale, with interest on the
last payment, from August 10th until paid.
AGO. eight lots of grornd in Huston's Ad-
dition, on the corner Of Second and Division
streets. extending 100 feet on Second street aud
FOG Sect on Division street. Possession given inn
mediately. Terms, one. third cash, and the resi-
dns in six and twelve months, with interest from
the day Of ale. Deferred paymer . 70 be secured
by mortgage. Sale to commences at the Bngtne
House at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. - f4sa
. BY order Of the Common Council.
Union eopyl jafsts. W. BE- KRR, Mayor,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09

D&RA citizsnsof Fort Wayne, few
days since, became dissatisfied with the
dull, mouptonous3lifein bis own house,
hold, and conjured upsa little bit of re-
nance in the shape Of running away for
2 flew days only, with aSsegvant girl.
After he had left his bed and board, his
!" better half concluded herself heir to
the goods and chattles, and was about to
sell off ct auction, when her Siege lord
made his appearance just in time to,
stop proceedings. baa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
SUICIDE. -Christian-H. steipfor. a /

SUICIDE Christian Il. Steiper, la
borsr.Fat Mr.. UhlsPotssry, on Main
Street, committed suicide yesterday
morning By cutting bis throat. : The in
strument used was vSry dull knife !;
and death did mot ensue till about three
hours after the wound was inflicted
This. rash act was committed, we are
informed, in a ftof temporary insanity,
caused by hsbitual drunkenness. This
Is another fearful cons, qaence of that
bane, of society-intem erance.s =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
q 49,. -.-~.-. W, BAKER, Mayor.

Groceries HAVE come down, and Par
sons, Scovill & Co., are selling lbs of
brown sugar for 81 81 lbs of coffee for
ST.; and the best tea that is brought
into this market for 50 so per lb. They
have also few barrels of choice East
ern apples. Call early and secure the
bargains. New York Grocery,
alw 10 Noa72, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
GUNNIES.

- 1900 GUNNY BAGS IN STORE AND
i4la AO1O io1 WIN. HUGHES SON,
se,te ~ rorner Main and Second streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ETrHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
= istipg between chas. !. Brous hton and Will
Tam n N ood Is this day dissolved by mutual
ronsenr. Tho liabilities Of the arm will be dis
charged ty, and the claims Of the same are pay
aoie ~ - CHAs n. BRoUGHToN,
all ga ~ VIM II. WOOD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
Local Notices.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Re-
member the sale of the Steam Engine
House on Second street, between Main
and Locust, and the lots extending 206
feet on Division street, and 100 feet on
Second street, on Saturday, February
10th, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09
COAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

Examination Of the Public Schools.
\ The aemi-annuaa examination Of the Public
Schools Of the City of Evansville will commence
/. . on Wednesday. January 31sts 1866, and be con-
~ etinued as follows: 6 ffa EAa8
FRIDAY, February 9th.
z - High School, Mr.. Hutcheson, Principal, from
y O'Clock q. m. to ~ O'clock p.m-
The Mayor, Memtrrs OF the Common Council,
parents, euardIaas aud friends OF education are
invited to attend.
hour appointed, and TO avoid inter- upton, WISH
tote are requested & b. present at the opening.
=" Children Will not be admitted
ASA IGLEHART,
- = ~ &c. BIs1HOI, H-'@ Trustees
: 2 ~. ISAAC CAsSELBERRY, 81.
= ~ X J. RICE, sup't. jan24tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09

The second class had fifteen boys
present for examination. 1t was ques-
toned in Geography aGrammar and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-09

anFVf River and Weather.
We had another delightful day yesterday. II
was warm and pleasant, with indications Of fall
ing welthsr. The water Is still receding at the
rate af about a m 4nch m, horr
, 1866-05-15
Markets bv Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Weateru Associated frsasI
Exw YoEK, NAY II.
Gcld closed 1t 1osx.
The European news md the advnnce in gold did not
hHsc much effect 1t the PTodncc Exchange today.
F1our was dull, With only limited local densnd At
decline Of to313c on common and medium.
ri. ro,p u.r.,t xss uo.et.led and Irregular, but
closed higher.
Enforcement seeuatIes wcrr weak this AfEefroon
On The vetwent.es but steady the bal2uce Of tbs
list The following were the closing rcea: Coupo-e
1ss1 los; $40 coupons 1ss2, INKS loe conpons' se'
E1noLxrx txn xH1sa s1ocr.
The market fer petroleum and mining shares vas
generally lower this afternoon. Beonehon Hun.
x1a.o; Euptre City, sc; New York Allezhauy.
$34p; do xsc3; Oh Creek. sic; P1thoe CTesk. slss;
do $2fp: United States, $7-9o- Mining stocks-Ben-
ion. N,@; Conso1idaaea Greg. @I5oi 9unnelt
Gold ss5,eos Holman. i1c; Smith & Pa9mh'ee,
$50; Texas. &c.
FOREIGN Imports Tor szch total @7s7tsso; exports
ta4,nas5S currency, Totsl imports for nt4t thrre
months o: the current year, ss7.eoo ooa- Total re-
e. TITS :cr customs tame time, $ sD0&a Balaote IN
suh.Ifcasuy tonight. 3io,t7i1su.
Def GOODS.
At the Dry Goods Exchange the market was quite
e1opg to-dsy. An adSance Is looked tor!n the oes'
kind Of cotton fkbK1cs.
sheetings- a, IS inches vide
21tc; Atlantic A. 81. &c; Broadway, 81, a2e; caoo
Il, SOC; Pobasset1, SC. 2lc; DKfEht A, u, soc; In
dian lead. e. nc; Ja.neA, s. 2et; LAeuuiA D. g. Tie
EAshut extra, ST. nc; Eev Market 4. IS. 7sc+
Shtetla:s-Bleached-Rast1e ss1nch. &c Galon.
sf.tnch sc: Nascs' * 5Gtneh- 1cs BAY AlIli u
inch, :cc; Fo1estdAe 36inch. SIC; pg1ghts s6-iacn
Inch. &c: Leusdalc ssirch. sc; SeE rotk als, 81
ZACH 4xk: Perpereit 81, A7sc: Pepperen s.. 7.Xc
rrppezrli 81. sl.oo: peIpc.tu 11-. FLU: Peppeze
| us, E1.a1. !:
| Pr1nt.-- Alien I, 1ec: American. lie: AIaotfess
I l3xc; punnelrs, Isc; Garner Co.. ls4c; Lancaste
1tc Me11tmae'k. 1se; NeFrtmac's ", 19c; Pac,d
1sc: R.ehnond's,, 17Kc; sp1a:ue't fFoefa. ~
, 1866-05-15

nose.s ana leaf SO mucn tor Nile. Zoea ap.
peaIancs. Her aatnr per se + good. that Is zho IL
IN excellent pantumiIntst Hno grAcefuf dx1serse.
In The a. terrific broad ewosd combat" Eith MI
hommed the gained Creat applause ana indeed
feslly deserved It The combat. 1t must be known,
fought with very scilant Arah eeutine1 In front
Of ps7son where tzio Of Freneh compalnot pr!s-
onezt Of Hat iooE or and hold candle to l1Rht the
comhatante The dusltists keep time With their
tH0tds 10 The music, md dance somewhat SLOW
waltz, Aahonmed {hr. Harry GILBERT was well
pe1-onated- He did not kill Hamet when he could
have done 80. but then II be had he would have
spoiled The dance. o. the rest Of tue characters,
and the only ones not requiring II c-sentlflttle1
well formed lh1hs and Considerable agility, Tony
Rxy11u {Mr. .. Myerrl Colonel De Courcey (Mf.
lndaonI Sergeant DubuuFH VI. II, R4tnfo1d), and
the Dcy OF AlE1ers MI. T. Dockl. were very cred
il2oly performed and worthy OF batter play.
In The opening p,tce, lbs - Morning Eall, :" Nj.
Le,7ck ard Mn. CoRel appeared to their usual ad-
vintage.
Tonight the French Spy will be repeated.
NusEEx.-Msttcrf we're ndyetse last evening at
the Museum. Miss Howard was senontly tudis-
posed and it N1t necessary to change the piece al
The lsst moment; Of courzc Catherine and Petru~
chic" and Naval Engagements " we're gwen uu-
der great disadvantage. Tonight the bill an.
nourccd tos last evening"" Money and sfl.erS'-
will be Eiren, unlcee MlEs HuNards 1udi.posflou
should contiuue. IN which c..e substitution will
again be uecef*afy.
, 1866-05-15
Illinois nnd .t1chtRun CnuaI.


BMpGEr0R1. Nay IL 11F.X.
CLEArKD|- Men2rd, Las1l1c. 800 feet Lumber, lM
bfts salt; 1nyessixAtor. 1cmons.
A4mytp-Dacot2h. L4saIlc, 40 bu rye. $. 100 hu
corn; S. Gale Lemont, 20 yards rnbble stone Lady
FrankNn, Iemont. 81 yards fubhe stone: z. Bu1nhAm
Summit. 81 yar1s Eubb1e stone; Nautilus. Lasalc
$500 hu CON; II. 5. Gurnee, Lemout Is yards dIren
elon stkne escua lenont 45 yards dimension stone;
Investigator, lemont % yards dimension aionc. ids
maE5. Joliet 500 ba oais DiFgo. joliet. s,uo0 bu
oats; DT1l. Unea: 5io6oo nj and: ken.
Motifs, 500 bu corn. 100 pU oats; Po1as Star,
LsSalle, 7.Eo bu r. s. Carpenter Joliet 1o.o09
br oatl; Fargo NO. !. LaSA.le. 20 ns nal,R aud
com: TeTcr LAsalt. - ton. coal; Wing and HloK.
joliet. o6o hu oats; ConstelIaon, Loeipo, 1oQuo
bu o8ts1 CaHucA+ LockpoEt, er1oo hu Fhtat. 40 bQ
corn: Asla laSalte. go bu corn: Imp Lock
port. ~ nfla 1out: 1ou. 81, ot.wa: 500 bn corn
coA1; Onelda, Ottawa -ooo bu YORK state Mar
>elea.9 80 hu oa's; propeller Morning star, ottawa.
SIS bu barley, Ito bu oatI, 7a5 NJ starch, 4l49
Aecds, 4-SY3 81 hides a1d tkins.
Bn1pokroR7. MsY1i
CLEAKkn-E. Rurhor1. Prison EmpTekA 81. L9uts.
1t9Ga 1eet lumber, isa co.. sn1cFes propoeF, Whale
Joliet 1751 posta; American 6taf. La GAe- 3t09 ieet
lumber; EtL+betn, L0ckpoEt. 1900 lba coal: Altd&
Ia SAi!c ia 8; feet lnu1ber Belle France ST. Louis
100 bbk salt Chas. 8. Popf, Lacon. s6 SO feet la.
hcr: 1adI fra9kiln. Lepon!: F. C. kostoa. tSsmoot;
aExlTxp-Hr1lllant, In Sale. so bus corn: Galen&,
OstowA. 400 nns corn: g. s. T3ior. UHea, 241oo ias
ssfd, and G. Loomts- LamotL % yards tnbe stane.
, 1866-05-15

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, 1866-05-15

1oaacco-LuRs Ut SID to ss;so; isAfs1-7p to ss-0a
F1oCR-Eo market-ss.7s for super Ss-oo to ts.39
for e1tta. and $500 70 4lAoo for double extra and
choice family. -. -.--
GxAIS-EheAt actlEe At $l.15 to 41.ssx for spr4nR+
and Il % fa Corr steady 1t tic to &C for
mixed and yso and G9c to tic fos white. 0xts ku1
ut &ze to 41c-
WutSEEY 1t $4.l9.
, 1866-05-15

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