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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

The Daily Nees thus manfully rebukes the juggling
of the Tammany wre-workers to conceal from the
rural districts their sale of seat in Congress to John
Mouissey:
The Ieadsr the organ Of Tammany Hall must BIO wiu
In Us misrepresentation Mr.. Morrisscy has not been nom
mated by Mozart Hall and The Ledder knows H. Mr. Morris
-H b. nominated 10y Tammany next wednesday even
in and TIE Ledfer knows that Mr. Morrissey has been
approached Is by the jobrs OF ilmmany Hall 70 In.
Ic him Withdraw his but The Leader knows That he
and that they prevent his nomination He Is
one the influential OF the members OF the Iammany
Hal, General Committee and in spite OF The Leaders sncers at
hs anccedcnis believe that he Il fully as honest and
reputable the majority Of that organization IL he Is not
ashamed II them they ought to be ashamed Of him He
has liberal enough in his support Of that equalization to
merit their good feeling and contributed more money
20 secure the mayoray Mr. Hoffman than al the General
rommiitec and olee. holcrs " Tammany Hall nnitel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
Amnsemenis.

BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
DAY AND EVENlNO-THE SEA OF ICE. MI G. w Clarfe
and faii company TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CUROSl-
TIES
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flashing TON.

THE NEW FOREIGN POLICY OF THE ADMIMsrpAT,o.
VISITORS To THE PREsIDEST-PExysYLyAN
POLITICIANS CowAN LOSING GROUND PER.
S0NAL.
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Tie san thus deliberately dcceiyes its readers with
regard to tho grounds Of trouble in Marylsndi
Ths trouble Maryland relative to tho Registry law results
u Missouri Ieaacssas Gsa LesslaaA whea 70 var was u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

OLYMPIC THEATER.
THIS FYPKING-WOODCOCkS LITTLE GAME-SPlTfIAE'
Mir Joseph Jefferson.
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GERMAN STApT THEATER.
THIS EyENiNG-RiCHARD H. MI Bosnn'i Dawson
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DOpwORTH HALL ,.
THIS EvENING-M HAITI the llusions-IHE iNpiA'
BASKET TRICK
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WINTER GARDEN - n
THIS EvENISG-LADY ACDLEYs SECRET Mrs d. 7
BOWers
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NEv YORK IN THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Outside Of this City. the Republican UnionistS have
al tbei, candidates for Congress in noniinatlon-oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

STUDIO BUILDING.
OPEN DAiLY-W. MOLlER STATUES IN MARBLE.
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d,hsh,iul end wonderful si.s the world produced
THA MAaVEI PERu.
nov snd bssutful For sale bY 81 Drusg's aud feru
or. Prize 81 pr bottle each
T. ". wmeHr Co.. No ioo Iiher,ys,. n y
AH THERE ~ NOTHING LIKE lT.-Ncyer has been
ANYTHING q. perfect LIS Hans restores
gay youtfa beusy rns ieih aud strength to ihe
s,ts, half ,. isu. kep' the head Gem sold bJ
f,r,- ara intelligent Hards..st my Office. No ii93
Broadway rAhAh y. 'hENALh ~ IT,
CURE Pon CorGu on CoLD.-As soon as there Is the
.sA,s ursasns 4 the chest, aeuy Of breathing OF nd
csns Of Cough during tie day few "BnovSs BHoscaiAL
TsoomE. Couisnns Isuuen, ingredients they asy Pulmonary
Irritation Have them IN readiness upon the spPssiSnce Of
C,t or Coash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

WALLACKS THEATER - AZ. t,b,
THIS EVENING 100 0D MI Frederic NoDnskf a.. V.ynor
Gilbert Mr Charles Fisher Miss Madeline heHr'iu'' WIS
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klBLOS GARDEN.
THIS EvENING-THE BLACK CROOk-Gfes' f"'
Bale; Troupe.
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HFW YORK THEAIhR o,,c,,,rvr Al,
THIS EyENiNO-THE CdlLO VI ihi' Ni'' 49,
VIM Oomsfsai Mr Mari smith
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PREPARED OIL or PALM AND MACE,
Pc Ps eus Restoring and B-su,Hg the Hair Its toe most
d,hshtiu snd wonderful sre the world produced
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BROADWAY THEATEk ..,. Al, 81,
THIS ryESINgoSHSCH0N THE CRICKET Miss Maggie
MitcheL
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NICHOLS SEAMLESS SADDLE CLOTHS.
saa AAJrBTlBLB CoAcH fADs
Wool Mars
A2psovais n the Saddle Cio,h
The b.r have ever the bakt horsea
GGS L. 5. GEASr.
MA.-OHx W. I. SHEHs1S,
Mss-GKs. N. {. MEiGL
MAJ.OEN RUIUs lSesLLs
The beet" hn.0ss. j. ~ NiLsoA:
b.ys Il al vour Passa saddle and hghy spprov 81 IL
HOS. MAGCus L. WARD.
III Is.
49,. TcnpxrSs eIaMinei
b mach pleasure your Adjustable saddle Cloth - the
.,i have hcs aud light not 0ny protects 10.
hor,es jolt concession between VIZ Iia a'
% hes thus us@y the md comfort OF BOTH
smoss live the and
.vs ~ sa uudsr their saddt thcknes OF heavy ts
Very respectfully yours,
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NEW YCRk CIRCUS =, .
THIS EVgNING-NEW NOkh ClkCtS IholFE' MI NoO'
tnson aud biz infant son
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FIFTH-ANE OPERA HOUSE. 80, go.
THIS EVENING -BUDW ORTHS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND THE DRAGON
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IRVING HALL. ..u,,,.
THIS TyENfN0-Mr ard Mra Howard PauL fEkSONAIlON
OF LIVING CELEBRITIES.
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KELLY & LIONS MiNS1RELS ,,..,
THIS FVENINO-KELiY 4 Icons MlNSIREL TkOl Ia
No 10 Bfosdway.-MRs. MY-DE-Ab RES-TOk-hEk
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THEATRE FRANCAlS. - $3.50.
THIS EYENING-LE CHALkT-LES NOCES DE JEAN
HEITE.
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MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. - -,
OPEN DAILY-CURlOSlIlES IN ANATOMY AND NAIt RAJ
HiSTORY-Leciurct upon the Microscope.
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os.,r sac DaEoSps Il carat wAroaAs cHAys al hinc
English Sterling sLvKR AhE ats small PET cehiai
orsr kcTuAL nLyuBAoTURiS0 COST.
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MoTaANp FRECKLRs.

AT EvRRpELLs, No 302 Broadway, Wedding
Csrls Envelopes and sni styles The ne" Wedding
\ b-.ut
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prlncInles and Once.

The Chicago Journal has some per-
tinent remarks on certain gentlemen,
late oflthe Republican party We
hope we will not be considered per
sonnl in copying the article. II was
written for Chicago readers, doubt
less, and caanot, of course, apply 70
any of our people. The Journal
says: M g.. a-H - aef
A man who sells his principles and him-
self for the sake OF n petty office, must es-
innate his manhood ut a very cheap price.
Those renegade Republicans who have
accepted oniclai appointments from presii
dent Johnson, MS the successors OF good
aud true .Rcpublloans, with the express
or unmistalSobly implied understanding
that they are not as good aud true Repfb-
lieaus rs tile latter, but NJ only tobe ltte
polftiein tosls Of a. Johnson, or somebody
else who LAS the management OF A. John
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
A Dull Market.

Since the election the CopperJohn
son newspapers have had a hard
time Of IT, We have referred 70
the assignment Of the Indianapolis
HeraM for the benefit Of it, creditors
The indianapolis Gasette announces
the suspension of the afternoon'ConF
seryatiye daily Of Cincinnati, the Ma
tioaM Halog, which was started by Q
few boiling Republicans, who had
been rewarded by the President with
the fat government Offices of that city,
The result of the election was too much
for IT, IL is said, however, that the
late editor IL to get his pay for SER
vices rendered, by heing appointed
Postmaster Of Cincinnati. The In
dlanapoliH Heraid. If not bought be-
fore that time, IL TO be sold at public
auction on the goth Of November, to
the highest bidder, Radical or Cop.
perhead, type, presses, bindery, good
will-lock, stock, aud barrel, As our
First Street neighbor has temporarily
arranged It's little embarrassment, by
giving up.its Bindery, 10 satisfy a por-
ton of its mortgage, Ii may possibly
be 10 financial condition TO buy out
the Herald, and become the State or
gan Of the Copperheade, and thus save
il from the clutches Of the infamous
Radicals Of indianapolis, who are re-
ported to have serious designs upon
1t. We know of no man better fitted
than the C0nrie, editor To succeed
to the control Of the Herald. We
think he could gil the place TO per-
fiction, We doubt not the Demo.
cratic monied men, who were 80
prompt TO relieve his, necessities be-
fore the elections would assist him in
the new enterprise, Al teast 10 he same
drfeat.
In commercial parlanee, the market
for Copper Johnson newspapers may
be said to be very dull, with a do0n-
teard tendency sasA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
Thn Nexf PresI.lencY.

The New York Herald is by no
means safe or certain prophet, but it
processes TO be we'll informed about
political matters. Its guesses are
probably as good as others, but not
much better II has the following on
the campaign Of 1888 A1
Tnn NEXT PREAInENcy.-Wo will give
the politicians gratis this bit Of intorma-
ton. Combinations have already been
formed which render it certain that three
candidates will be entered for the next
Presidential race. Tee ultra radicals will
concentrate ON Chase aud Will look Tor
powerful aid nom the national banks,
whose strength IA great and increasing,
and who have already fixcd their grasp
upon some OF the most important federal
offices In the country The Conservative
Republicans aud war Democrats Will
unite In nominating General Grant, noiens
poieHs, and no viii stand, with his immense
popularity, rs tho candidate OF tho masses
OF the people. Tho old coppcrhcads Will
bring back their pet Mcclellan, VINO IN
now IN Germany studying tactics which
ha ought TO have learned before ne toaIs
comipapd OF The Union army. and viii
run him again. with N new candidate for,
thevfee Presidency aud oil circumstances
conaidsfed, ne II the best Candidate they
can put Into tho field.
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Inside Pages.

The inside pages Of to-da2's JounF
NAL will BIO found to contain several
interesting articles, The letter to the
Indianapolis Gasehe gives an in
side view of the great American news
paper, the New York nibme, also.
on the second page, good joke on
the defeated JoHrsoN candidate for
Congress III the Eiglth District, aud
sketches Of Bishops PuRoELL aud
RosgeRANs The third and sixth
pages have interesting miscellaneous
articles; the River News on the sew
enth page,
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sition to detraet from the gallant can
yass made by Gen, pREsHAM. None
regret his defeat more than We, aud
none will be more ready to assist in
recognizing his high claims upon the
party. But II must not be forgotten
that Gov. BAKER Il soon TO assume
the full duties Of Governor Of Indiana,
which will be resigned IL him by Gov.
MoRToa, who will, Weme eopideptqOn
the 18th % March next be our United
States Senator, lie has already,
Ia the interim Of Governor
MoRToE's absence In Europe,
shown his special fitness for guberpa
torial duties. Should Gov, BAKER,
during the remainder Of Gov Mon
TONS unexpired term, discharge the
functions 81 Governor to the satisfae-
ton Of the party, and for the best u
terests of the people of the State, il
would be an act Of political injustice
without precedent in the Republican
party, to refuse 10 tender him tho
nomination for full term We have
known him, intimately, for twenty
years, as a private citizen, as a lawyer,
a judge on the bench. an officer in the
army, and ~ an executive officer, aud,
knowing 10 we'll hia strict integrity
his urbanify, and his administrative
ability, wo are willing to leave the
issue to the test Of the practical dis
charge Of official duties. When the
time for holding tic Convention
comes around, We are satisfied there
will be little difference Of opinion rs.
TO who shall hive tIieu9n natioh ~
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Proposed Water-W Works In Indl-

r. b. CAFnERwoop, TO whom the
indianapolis people are indebted for
their lines ofatreet railroads, proposes
10 build water-worka for that city,
provided he can obtain an ample
charter What are the provisions of
the charter asked for are not stated,
but IL is said the proposition does not
involve the levy of any taxes. If the
Indianapolitans do not take hold of
ii, we advise Mr.. 0ArnERwoop to
come down and talk TO our City Coun-
oil aud manufacturers. Water.works
here are almost necessity now, and
their absence retarda the growth of
the CITY. M
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Our Next Governor.

We find the following opening para
graph in an article in the Indianapo.
lis Journal of Saturday, on the can
vass in the First and Second Dis.
triots
The gallant and able canvass made by
General Walter @, Gresham In the Second
Congressional District has led to his favor
able recommendation AZ the next Union
candidate for Governor, by some of his
friends and admirers. 10 THIS, the Evans
vile JOURNAL responds that the First Dis
ttiet VIII present the name of Lieutenant
Governor Conrad Baker FOR that position,
wheh the proper time arrives, and speaks
In terms of Just commcndation OF his SER
Vices IN that district during the late can
Vhss' IL Is rather early TO discuss the rela-
tive merits of gentlemen who may be
proposed for Governor two years hence.
but this IN the proper time 20 sneak of the
signal industry and ability dlaplnved Nv
both OF these worthy and able nlembAra az
tho Union party, aud 60 manifest the con.
fidence rcposed In them by thelr poutlcnl
friends. an nf h..elaI XXI.
We agree with the journal that il
is rather early TO discuss the elains
of gentlemen for the above office, and
were only led to publish the brief ar
ticle alluded TO by the mehtiono4 Gen.
GRESHAM name BY his friends. in the
Second District. ..tltiw was nos proper
that it should be passed by without
notice from us, under the circuhs
NJ
stances. We are far from any dispo-
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In is really sorrowful TO zee the
heart -repding Joremnds of the Courier
over the present state o the Chris
tan Church haWo know of no news.
paper in the land which seems to have
n greater jealousy for the cause Of
pure and updeliled religion than
the organ Of the Vandegburgh Dem
oerseg,s And why should he not,
since its party is 50 largely composed
OF proieased Christians?
Excepting its article. on the Fair,
1t gives up It's editorial columns on
Saturday 10 lamentations over the
prostitution of religion 10 tho cause
of Paritanical Aboltionism, as owls
denoed at the late meeting Of the
Presbyterian Synod Of Kentucky, at
Henderson, aud the troubles of the
Rev. Mr., SMITH Of Vincennes.
The Courier has hard time reg
ulating the churches. Before il
is we'll through with its correc-
tons Of the evils Of the Methodiats
IL fnda IL necessary to look after
New England Abolitionistsn IN the
shape of Kentucky 'presbyterians.
Truly, something ought to be done to
relieve the Democratic mouthpieoe.
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Pick Your Flints and Try II AgaIl

AAh AuMh hAhNh NhM AA9 ~ AEAAHs
-Four counties Of this District we're
carried for the Republiean ticket at
the last election. and three were saved
to the Democracy bya triiling MAORI
ty. Our friends in these counties are
confident that n fair election would
have given them inajorities without a
contest. One of the leading Repub-
lieans Of Warrick writing TO US about
tho election and the frauds, says:
"Sinoe Posey has done 80 we'll, there
IL hope for Warrick. We intend to
pick our aiuts and try them again.
And we are glad to know that such Ii
the spirit which aetuates the whole
party in Daviess, Gibson and War
rick, The loyal people are de-
termined that these counties shall
be redeemed. And we ask. them
not 20 relax now that the election Is
over, but keep up the county aud
township organizations, and not let
the interest IN our oause diminish,
We are only on the eve of the great
contest of 1868, when true man IL
to be selected to fill the place of the
preaontrenegade in the White House.
There is important, work to be done
in the interval in Keeping the people
informed az TO the true issues, aud
renewing from their minds the preja-
.dices created by Copperhead dema.
gogues. The working men of War
rick, Gibson, aud Daviess have no
cause for Encouragement. They have
done well even though they were
overslaughed by illegal votes; and
with Registry Law, II our organs
zations are kept up, not only in these
three counties, but in every county in
the District, as it win be re organ
lied, we will have clear Republican
majority in 1868.
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THERE is but little doubt that the
Philadelphia canard was put forth
by the friends Of the President, with
a view to feeling the public pulse.
Well, the public pulse has been felt
and the President knows precisely
how il beats. VIII he try his little
game now, or will he wait awhile2
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MARRIED..

BROWN MORGAN.-At the residence
of the brides parents, ia lgoonvilie, Ind,
by Key. w. w. Bundsli, on Thursday after
merly First Lieutenant In Company ~,
10th regiment Indiana Volunteers, TO
Miss KATE MORGAN, both Of this place.
With the above We received "A beautiful
cake. with the compliments OF the fair
bride; and in return We tender the happy
couple our hearty congratulations.
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Died.

JARVfs.-fn Armstrong Township, on
sunday, October 2lst, after "A short tllneas,
john JAWS, aged s. years. ~ 4F4f -
The funeral will take place from his resi-
denee, Ia Center Township, mt two o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, October 23d. Com
yeyanees will start from stephen Cooks
residence, on Main Street, between Sixth
aud HeYenth,, at twelve O'clock IN. on Tues
day ~ Sd tfft VII tt f~
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TIE last phase Of Z My Policy is
the removal Of one-armed and one-
legged soldiers holding Post offices
and the appointment of malignant
Copperheads III their places A half
dozen instances of this kind have
occurred within a month. r-
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TO Correspondents.

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to US If unacquainted.
Write on only one side of the paper
Don't write unless you have some
thing 10 say Of interest 10 the public
aud BIO as brief as the subject will al
low.
Communications should be address,
ed to the Editors Of the JOURNAL, |"
and not to individuals,
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NEW YORK GROCERY,
20 Main street.

b..
MYOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN unless the following artlcica are re-
moved from our warehouse by becetnber
nth they will be sold 10 pay charges.
n. H. EHHMAN n co.
Evansville Ind, oct. ~, 1885.
4. Ball. 2 pieces MARBLE pkg stone
Isaac Healy, 1 box household goods
IL v Russell, 3 square hendHtoncs
w. b.. o pieces castings
O. H. Stratton, ] mat bed-coFd, i bundle
rails / bundle brooms
r. hates a Co., box fancy goods nHlH
Mary Fakes, coOk-stOvc, chairs, 1 table.
/ cupboard, box household goods, hbl.
household goods
H. Johnson, Dbl. mdse.
J. q. MIL 2 boxes mdse.
l.. ID. Partridge, box household goods,
bedstead aud rails
For whom 10 may concern:
box blankets, bundle shingles
2 boxes clothing. ~ lg-irons
! chest, y weights Ell 81
! keg sorghum, plow-points
/ stand
fnkes u
bedstead and rails
pair steel springs
bars iron m o.I
Ewing a T.. l box patent medicines
W. II. Athworth, boxes household goods
McCord, IL. q Co., box dry goods ~
*. - huston, s4B babes hay w 4iNH
w. M. johnson, bundle
j, j. Johnson, box books
w. ]. Bennett, 4 empty kegs
oclS DIT, W TIL decf7
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sons little arrangements" must feel very
cheap among "A community Of honest men
VINO appreciate their position. How can
such man walk the public streets OF "A
Republican city or village, without hiding
his faee7
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GoRPoRAFIos NOTICE re !, =, a.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
And now / { ~ hereby ordered and direct
cd by the Common Council OF the CITY OF
Evansville that the owners Of all lots, or
parts Of lots, trontingon or adjoining the
south side OF Chandler Street, from Sixth
Street westwardiy 10 the first alley;
East side Of Sixth Street, from Chandler
Street TO the first alley south;
Southwest side OF First Street. from Gun
Street sontheastwafdly to the corporation
line in said city, cause the sidewalks
thereon To be- brought 40 fae TlfOpar grade,
and that they cause n sidewalk OF Glass
No. 2 70 be laid down thereon within
tnirty days froim tho publicatiun OF ihas
order. A. M. McGkIFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks ONCE, Oct. 10, 1868.
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FOR RENT.

TyOR RENT-FARM-one OF the best
- Farms Ina Vanderbnrgh County, con-
taining about 30 acres In cultivation, WIN
comfortable houses aud out-buildlnKe.
This farm Will be leased for nye years, on
good terms. go =
Inquire OF ALNAH JOHNHoN,
Third Street, bet. Main and Locust
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NORrOnATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS.
And. nowsit ~ hereby ordered, and direct
cd by the Common Conncfi OF the city OF
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or
parts OF Lots from ting on or adjoining the
northwest side OF fngie street, from Finn
Street 10 Sixth Street:
West side of Clark Street, from Center
Street 10 Second Street;
West eide of Leet Street, from Second
Street 10 Third Street.; .1HnUlW lffnil
Ia said city cause the Sidewalks thereon
Co be brought TO the proper grade, and that
they cause sidewalk of GLASS No I "a be
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication OF tins order. IA . r., ~
" MI ri.fiT Po' a. M. McdRIFF. CLERK.
City Clerks ONCE, October 49, 1850.
.ADlllA
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PaovIsIoN men will DO interested
In the Chicago Circular on the com
ing Hog Crop, IN our Commercial
columns. I9l aa
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WANTED.

VTYANTED.-Fine specimens OF PEN
w neutrality-suspicious. ANA business
Writing, 6c,) sent free 10 any one sending
us the names OF twelve or fifteen young
men who have never attended CONNER
ciai College. Address,
BRYANT, sTRATTON 4 DEIIAN,
octIb 2ml Cincinnati, Ohio.
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accounts without loss. and with newly
repaired and reflnnished grounds.
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The Universal Paper Collars.

TIC UNIVERSAL Paper UOIIarS.
Universatiy h1iote1t, uaipersaiiy de-
sired, and 0ive Wliversat satisfdctiQa,
Dealers in these goods are Informed that
the manufacturers guarantees them protec-
tion against all legal action or Interference
by any combination or" Union"
io a n. M. swtETstaR q CO., W
Wholesale Agents, Evansville, Ind.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
Dutch BulbOus Flower Roofs

Notice Of Application for License.
BY1FacE rs lHEHEnY GIVEN, that
" viii, at The next session Of the Board
OF County Comm esioners make nppllcn-
tion FOR license 70 sell Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than quart. My place
Nnhdefbufgh' County fndiann, on Lot
No. 2. subdivision ~, Locust Street, be-
tween First aud second Streets, old :. Mon
roe House" H. WHfTTfNdTON.
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