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Hon lafayette = Foster 81 10 'nocueat, Prcsdeut a
a. United statos Senate has been elected an honorary
n~or~r 81 Inc society ~ the preg. non u Cruelty
Anlmas this CITY SIR Foster In Nscr " the socro.
o. tho society returns his shank6 TO- INC honor mus
conferred
Brsye, Lieutenant Colonel Panding payustey unitas
stater army lately trial At washnglon1oS dlsoes
dlence y orders has been discharged from arrssa.
Hannibal Hamlln has been laid up by rheumatl AZ
Bangor, Nc, but y now able 20 ride out
Tho SsBaph9,s 81 Narcotics tho arrival Al
ha, port from We tA-' q Lady Franklin widow o. %.
year aud enjoys excellent health
Gustav Richter, the Geaman historical painter hss
married Cornea, tho younsct daughter Of heyorbcer
The following i st Of Americans registered in Paris
New York J. II. fIsnnef Wilmington; George Cabce
wan Now York George kltirdge Boston Colonel
VIM Jay, A. Greoueaf and family, Ssv York Francis
Skinner, Mr. Skinner Boston COLONEL and Mr, Chares
y Adams George Ingham, hAsrs Baker, Alfred n.
Thorp New York ! II. Thorp Brooklyn; Francis d.
Cobb, Mrs g A Lombard, Miss Lombard Boston, Mrs.
Perkins Bath, Ne. Hr. and Mrs . H. Weeks, Boston,
@ II Mumford and family, Rochester Y, George
" Gitlett New York, rhiey Meg, A. -, pr BRAIN.
Ard and family, chicago, George Hall.
J. Edward Homer G. ], Colcough, New York.
Marshal Jewell Mr. Jewell Hartford, Conn NJ BAIRD
Mr. N. Bard, Edw Hookes, Philadelphia George 7.
fngham, New Jersey, stephen Titon and family, Hoe
ton A W Morgan and family John u. Baker n Gnnen,
Nj aud Ars. q. ". Beardsley, New York ". II. CaA-
well, New Bedford, Alex. strong Mrs. Hayward Dos
ton g. D Van Roe, Montreal, y Johnson and nm.
lly Henry q. Emo, Madame julia A Davis, New fort
n X. Burgoyno, North CarolInai Charles . Nescomb.
Boston, Henry u Forbes New York, Mozicr Rome
j. H. Lppcncott; Bloomfield n Moore and family Phiia
dciphs; A. {. Lawrence View YORK " AM Mr. go.
y,n-, PARIS: 1. Hggnson, " and Mr. Morton.
As- II n kittrcdgc, Serene y sekerson. BostoR 4.
q. ober Nov ORLEANS = ilsne and family, Nsw
York Porter rhayor chicago; Heny Bacon, ars Ed
ward Russell Ms Maggie Lu-aclli bo.,oni n rob.
BINS New YORK Mr. aud Me- Cortland, baitimorei
q starr, Cleveland, Ohio Dr. ami Mr. Hosner, NOD
YORK city John Cunningham, iniled s,Aies Gas ship
Colorado John sloane, NeW YORK I y wharton Phi-
adciphia, Jonathan Th0fno. New forA
me- electors y Bristol, England have pa. = vote 4
undininshcd confidence The integrity and rharaotes
a
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Fashions ~ Home.
rnE GLAnIArErR NAN IN nEW YoE

F'E "'sNf'HF' = ~" 'V''"s
Tie letter OF our Fashions correspondent in Paris,
printed above indicates very plainly that for some time
past the leaders OF the tGr with the bellies Of tho
course have. 10 great extent given the syis and con
trollcd the mode OF dress and adornmenis FOR geste
men and ladies' In the French capital. The idea, pro.
muigaed through our columns. has been adopted
In New York finding expression in the form
OF q lat for ladies and misses named
the G,dateur hat II Is made in brown dark colorei
silk OF the gypsy style elegantly trimmed and adorned
in front tho forehead with rich bronze figure Of
the famous French horse Gladiaeur with his rider
hts back AZ the moment Of making Of his last noble
stretches in q winning race long and rich feather
starting near the horses head, Tho right side, fall
gracefully the back, streaming over The leaf The
Gladiator has just been u,roduc q N the ety. and 4 i
thought viii 30 very largely paironfei durng The com
ing fall season
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The Natio0ai Gam.

ACTIVE OF SEw roGk ". ENrERrgIss oF sEoox
LyS.
The above named clabs played match game o. bose
hall the grounds 81 the former. a. Hoboken yeser
day afternoon, 10 which great deal or enterprise snd
activity shown, bat by much either
club is capable of di'paying In addition % the .ts,s.
ties given below a beautiful double play by stockmnn
Hatfield deserves TO be mentioned the former tax
Ing short stop, line ball from the ba the nrs and
second bases being held IT the time, and passing Z 10
the second base 70 Hatfield, who passed y 70 hfsi
base bat Ia quite tmo enough 70 head on the man
running that base Double plays worthy OF note weTr
made by Cornwen, Jewell asd Bowse aud Plni.
ham and Bowie. Mr. j. J. Conneu, OF the
Gotham Clnb, dictated umpire, and, although
not quite stringent enough on the sixth rude
proved generally very acceptable The ground was not
IN good condition account of the rain preyiou. 10 The
game which will account for the length aud the several
bad plays made during tho game The utmost good
feeling prsyalIed during the gAme. ani ~ the rosc
very agreeable time wss hai; greeches we're made
songs sung aud hary n general wss The ORDER % The
~. a. a4 "a los
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noYs InJnne,iors AGsins' the Excise
,ommisstosers

Kya~,r and sAsr SeAuls aaJ oDs,' n Us 600
Ed~ln James ,ppned for an Injunction against Tie "
csa Comm saonsrs ard hundred and twenty oihsr
defendants Hncediug the captains - All TO police o.
t-etsl Tbs plauiir. are brewers q lAger ana Nnlb
Rec, and Alsgs a ther complaint that they have q
capital of more than 500 600 Invested - that business
my sell beer ny retail - sia0 shuieni snorn -
the Atlantic Garden. No 20 Bowery Tho papers very
slabovaiesy uats TIE various rrnunis upon sheh .
siNgef thai tho ct " the Lesisisnre nnrDnsi unonsi
ard void ~d Nh for an inlgnc'ion " fHeifan ~ ~
Teossng from arossns the plsintrs si0sing tDfr
psco q business y 10 Az ssy iDpe ~ n iniersfns
pNh The eunaaei ~ y
JuAre card 10 N VHH s.N EEL - sgtT rpmIHini
ths ~ ter4 ~ 1855 ~NnMElMf. ffHss tNN
W saMM Nrt iauf Nimg Lob go a. Z -
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or July for completing the Memphis and savannah road
Dr. X Eaton murdered by the freedmen m Cam
den county. The civil authorities arrested the niurdorcIs
but they were successfully resisted by negro mob
There q horrible murder at station No 10,
Georgia. Wednesday night. Two freedmen butchered
Mrs Rollins and her two children and negro girl lll-
ng the former and leaving tho latter without hope Of
recovery one OF the murderers arrested u Boston
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dule annexed and the aat order made by this 'Rhada.
ma1thus Of Police law, who from dariSima rtgnd u
Mulberry street has Illuminated his edicts not only
against helpless liquor dealers, but against the authority
OF the courts Of law.
The Injunction was granted In the terms prayed for
Albert Diers The Sdrse.-A like injunction
granted on the application Of the same counsel on he
half Of the plaintiff tho proprietor OF tho National Gar
den, No l04 B0wery
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Anu sen~nfs.
rur AnEosAurrc AarmIrnrarne AZ

THE AHEosAUTic AMrHirHEArEE AZ rflE taHS.
The grand opening o. this popular place u nmusemcn'
on yesterday when, Notwithstanding tho frequent
showers, there q numerous atfendanc', Hoffman,
Brass Band engaged AMI entertained the company
with many popular arr during the asecudons which
we're frequent and satisfactory During tho afternoon
the Cadets Of the Home FIR Children 81 Deceased soldiers
drilled IN mimic battle array the grounds. ami
presented such a smart AMI appearance that
young lady OF domestic turn of IN M induced 10
ask whrhcr they had clean stockings every day Tho
first aGension by took place three O'Clock 70 tho
satisfaction Of Professor Love- who has lately completed
the necessary apparstus After this Harry leslie, tie
hero Of Niagara gave performance on the tight rope
following NJ Nv performance under the balloon All
altitude of thousand yards tn. latter Of the
most daring fents attempted, Mr. Leslie throwing
downward cooly wping his persplrlng brow the white
with the air OF swell ,aaS,. lie dav amuFrtnents
successful from every point VI view, aud gave sal
!.faotpn 70 large conepnrs' 81 people.
Tgg nv LAVE FAMILY.
Tie performance yesterday AZ Jones Wood ~ thesr
well known aefohsis seriously interrupted BY the
rain storm 10 the afternoon. II i've 4. before
While dc iayc-a yonngier about eight years ~ age
asccniei TIE dying irdPeS The fra's % ths young
boy performed ia mid air. elevation % about afty
feet surprslng, and the simncns With wheh he
threw himself from the rap6s> network STIR tched
ahou, three Zee, from the swsrd indeed Tho
aerial locomotive with Willie A. conductor and Mons
q, Lave pass niger elected much appliance. During
the lighter shower young lie Lave exhibited his One
hOrsefuanship upon beautiful Mexican pony, brought
entirely 81 Ia. Mc,ican fashion and gsso him the
dashing air OF acs, alirr
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AtgtHAt "a d8nN - lrN
ne Freshmen conferred 9TH ths lnfefiOr Cogu = az
o. ths subject o. edsoaiion Tbs Court propased =
establish schools -lih ths ruler ani regulations
which govern whp SHOOT. To- freshmen ~ - trad
fos northern Ths JadT~s msis KIDD ~ CO..
eillatory saismsata ant ~ freedmen fgptsd p ~
sane spirit To egur sd94rnsi gvsag An- o. We
fsrthsf oonaiieraiou " ~ sah.eef
~ alyannah H,rah saYs r.hi csrtan o. rofaerr
.ss pisnuns extensive soss = 49, s.osisn. Az
r.yins he freedmen 10 vAigsbss lsreiry Ana nuEe<
farty hss ssns sorsh ~ fsftber sappy y a.
.srt usvwrnf Ths ffsesftasn ~. fsegfefif, a.
spiaafs 80 tsaisasi sna tarss'sa - lssre stth1at
taIsis.4 thaf rrnfrx-,
Ia - - 20 - - tgs~'s es,g~'set 90 h 3
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News Items.

= A. Bicsford ~ New nampshlfs a student a the
Harvard law school, 49, drowned 90 tuesday "a the
Charles r.ver.
4, Louis excited On the subject o. iscsndary nes
Mobile, Memphis and Louisville lave tscsItiJ eltsb.
Erhei street railways
Tle .chool fund - " eccn.in y lhs year $4,000
Brigham Young !. 81 vi. rampage n. sill nghi tie
government before he ri'i lie tfed b. semitic eoar
- hs sayn
oo,ored barber or 81 Lone who Owned proper,, IL
K1nsas had the misfortune - ~ konofe With The
WA known by John Rebels property va counsesici,
aud John h.gro's kansA po-s-.sons we're ln lgdod %
the schedule. lie nos brings ssit 70 recover.
German IN Bridgeport, conn beng isaiaas n
smother renon's intimacy sub his Nilr nosged hvis
within sn luch ~ liz lfe sni promisse repeat he
puni.hment ery i.n,r ~ me- him
Ths estate d nc Ia'e celpnsl go, y Hartford,
amounting IN yalne - sboa, 1000 600 ~ ~
~ dls'fiblt on.
Ros,on IN appropriate $4,000 "a aoider.' moau
men' Eighteen designs have been handed %
Alexander u stephens ssd rrsd n,ari.ss 40 engaged
g. lecture before the ssn. asoeision Indianapolis
nert winter
purbs tie Ia. tornado "a BasAio hsrlsrs wihaow
wa, bl9un u Ant - lAEited dollar xcstt ~ toAdt
and currency nlrnn on.
The widow " q Killed ~ N. El1sns River Mi.
rad hss been pf0ssfu',nF tho company fcr damage.
dgr Hg DE ~, 10 ysass The esss sam q ihs cgtis
Tsrdy justice that
c.rcan to tube y arFs chandelier SLED ~th
pheue e-rslsd --t'sag ~ T. NJ snss several y te
panle tEf.sn saisscs Nsfs Injured n ne fish ~
e8afe
Na salbos, r.EAss IN Ss- Hsyen i.srer % ne !sih
n.i,, ihs following boats 800 snisfs'4
Nam ksasf oaa,s
Mars #..s.4sss.. .t..esa. o. ts~f sfln.
nn.a. ..'#...ta..t#- y -. sss'.
WI BIZ .tt..s,...t.tt.., 49,.
H. 80. 80 w.a !, a. ,s''. ri.n .s... 80.
crSi Il re'sn - .usnpsa - = 80 tafiist sa'si
lat ysar
man named Bul., > .isors "a. r~rssty Hn.s
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THE WAR IN PARAGUAY.

OnciaI Report OF Admiral Godon. OF the
United states Squadron, ON tho Late
battles ON the ParAna RIver-Antici-
Pated Engagement "a Fort Humaits-
The Allied Powers Refuse 20 Treat with
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A.-N'-t'-SWeet vp"po"rt from nTh
fuaie Tfy 4 and ~ oanslasei. = SMITH ~, A, n
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rur coScsnr A. hos rAnr.


rDrrArio- ~ rnEYDsrs -svf Dtisg rHE -
aroys slftKolp CONVENTION wosaN 40
ma rwo cHfLnrEx MURDERED nv sgggOYs
Argr4V. "a Iunn - fAfx
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A.-A.-Lsdies. I.e Madam Juas.Is
ManmafiAl BALM - d~s~ag The tslaa Dsp0 ~, tsasi
susrt Nunkle Ottsrsfar
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A.-Hsthtng SHOES ~ Iori. u'~oss ~
sONs AZ Bfoadrsy curser Herafd q fstshish~1 iss
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Fis.wofLs.
sRYAr rsf0s DYrUT.
IIus bHVfilfEH
80 - NUmrfAND NfEt.Er.
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The el~snai ani ssaeuaR. rstssns reauisls
fnr isdy rEfFart q Swrrt OIUpVush 4 = astfa
u NJ
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q. T,vw,Itg.s n Co.'S Improved Tspss
Esa !. te h. I'll Nsfss ksNts A - lpg sfasa $50
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che village of Tottenvie strstsj = The veyi"rn ter
Nina NJ IN. Staten Island Railroad waA, on
FRIDAY VISITED by Sergeant kelley IN charge % sqnsd
~ the police staiore,i al Segfincs Point fOf the par
pose ~ eating whether tho requirements ~ TIC
krci.e law weFe complied with. Mr. Abfsl am layl'
rrt,s and Theodore woodruff ~ The Union House, W.
Jacob Jones Of Jones Hotel and NJ John kron 81 ths
Isllrosd House arraxned before Justice Elliott,
Who nut them under bonds ~ 500 each 70 make their
appearance The b-i of the court az Rehnond
The complaint against Mr.. kron was, not That he Vas
known to expose spraous liquors ~ sais " hs ho~
hit that he had cards with MIX pnbeb,
brandy smash, Sc hanging 10 10 ~. berro1'n
Mr. Kron denied having sold any liquor sncs The pa.
ssrs Of N. Errss spd sad he had neglected " ia
down his csrds The other cases were alleged vols
tons ~ the lzw
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AnoIh~f hIfaoHIn hal FrNn af1es I7 VI sF-t
watering llsa-. hTDDkA. ~ 80 Bruad-ny opened
sud splendid Bo1 sod shoe store afeefJ under tse
Hotel Wh@fr al ftsiurs whD si.h snss ts4s
then ~arcfobs rtrbd Varsf. No.
tny infsnts sllpp.f 10 ai~st kihi - falas 80.
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Fourth OF July FiaG of Any sire ess
ASNis 20 Nsnut.~Hrsr.
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Address Poiisk - Son, mssrsh~~ss
manu- ga BfpsfvAy fsufth fss. rtpss
cut = 0fd-I bs.i~t .nd TstAiyet
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Yesterday forenoon, inj1nG,lops served out ny The
New YORK Court % Common rsns, at the insiancs u
Joseph Snyder No. al seserois street Jacob Klein 81
Broad Wsy Garfsa and Lucas Bsdsnmulsf, No South
seventh street we're served Captain Woglon, 81 the
Fortv.nfth precinct o1ioning him from interfering
Nth h,r sale III lager beer to-day. Captain Noziom IN
hearing tho socurens read az perceived their non
Applicability 20 Kings county, ~ tho Judge who Issued
them has jurisdiction only IN New York couuty Indrf
these cirnfn the provisions of the Ia - ma"
arrests viii be carried their fgH 1cope without
60 f...r =, bo,.. n
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Bradbury. superior P,saefostss.
Ma-r-...... -. 80 ~ h-nnn-. .-I.s- Va rgIs
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A.-N.-Marsdes saratsastvs sprsp
% Darfh.s. nd Chosss 10 fefsa "
Depot 90 u. JaiuaT. f3f SO ~ - diaf1isA
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All Prisss s.sh.d In Legal Iottss,ss.-
club Bsos-r. Ia rfsai-D.
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ntat ssly s,.yss 80 ,sl fisa r.la ~ - tss'ss's.
sessfs .sa ts-sis as.fsNs ssAgs 49, go ~. %
.a.l.y ii. $500 sfsism q sm s'sas .a'.sa'Y ssi@'s
onfftNa IS 80, sc~sffs 40 NtNo cOLlc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


After disease has been conquered. there Is s.ili
the weakness that It leaves hind 1t to be remoT.
ed. COnyalsscsncs is zdious affair Iftbs en-.
fssblsd and hAccid muscles. the shattered nerves.
ths thin and wAtery blood could speak, they
would cry for help. In too many cases such help
- % given them Ia mot Of the right kihd. The
hofy stimnlants OF commeres q J, harm. They
kiadIo a temporary aAme. which d nochsry.
Their ensct passes, and tina last state Of him who
uses them sworss than the first. -. 4 4; {,
Not such is the let OF HosTETrEsss sToMAcH
BITrERs. There is 10 drawback 10 their tonibg
properties. BaIss.mic plants and bar<s and roots
contribute their restorative juices 10 render this
soothing and STRENGTHENING preparation a rHo-
rEcrIvG aud RESE0rAL agent Ita ibasia Ia tho
only pure stimuiAnt which has oFsr beslt pro-
duced containing NO JlssE on or any other delete
rieus element. The most cArtful and skillfal
chemists havs Analyzsd the Bitssrs, and pro-
nounce them harmless. s2 Il -
This is scientific testimony; but the testimony
Of the hundreds OF thousands who have sxpsri.
eneei the preventive and curative effects Of the
g ca; Vegetable Toaie and AIsaadss Of modern
times is still more conclusive. In fever and aguer
dyspepsia. billiousness, nervous complaints, gen.
sral debility and chronic complaints 10 as naAr
iy infalIible anything In this fAIlIbls world
be. Sold everywhere. oEF feb 23-Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

ANO ~
GARDEN SEEDS
In their Stock will befsand: a9 e.
cHAMPIoN Reaper.e ED "a n e E :. ,,,..T
RUssELL's Rsapsrs and Movers. - l. :.
x Yab FhreaAing Mac hlnes.
UNION CHURN-makes Batter la . Minis,
1s CORN NiAlas lQae n Of abe south }
FANNTaG WILLS, s.aSforsi !. New . Pa,sst,
gnna5w sHR EJrhe Cheapest so
IL Smaller Outside has Larger Riddles,
Fas More and Better Riddle ,doe- twice the work
Has - up and do wa J0LT with side shate,
Cleans aud separates ali kinds OF Sc EDS,
cas pCuattng B0.es, Esd -
HOJsIER wheat DRILL SEED sowsr,
af Is The Best in the World. a-es
HORSE HAY FORK and LsTter, a.,
n. L.. WALK ERss Rev Pa cut.
a4 ER-4z @H The Cheapests simplest,
strongest lightsat Fork, ard mot powerful Lift ?
HYDRAULIc cLOTHEs WASHER,
By force Of the = ate=. xVi6 hoaf n 1bbane,
WISHES mere At : time and faster than spy
CIashss wringsrs .sas
PLATFO a M SCALES OF NeIson 3 Daviss
make, pronounced by Tebasc0
q WaFehousmsn atr0ngost q most correct.
ONE 4Oa sE WHEAT DRILL. koJ
FAUCET a.. MEAAURE Comy1ame sd
New Patent and G eat UoayenIence
ia AIM-W Al Err FsLT Err ERS--Cheap,.
Durable, aud EfEsct We
no N-EXPLOSIVE COAL OH GANs,
A Che sp Insurance.. 60 u
UNFR EEZABLE PUMPS. thew Pstent1
ssaIact Which sgitAte The wafer cheaTer
and more effective than Cbain Pumps, or any
So ST. other kind Of water elevator
COFFEE ROASTER, New Patiently
a9 Goes Dy4 ca ockwork, Roasfs
Coffee without needing attention, browns every
grain to same color. ana III used in contraction
with Our Old I'D SmimiOn Coffee P0ts will
maze always perfset Coifee.
NEW LANIP-&HADE &~Attae hsmena.
IVES Patent for COAL OIL,
A4a7s t g HU2 Which permits the Lamp
TO be Allied, trimmed ard lighted without nov
the Lamp; Is more poItabls than Gas, much
cheaper, and better light for The eye. Many
a. ms in New York have DISCAR Dc =
GAS to mss this Lamp and shade.
BIRD CAGES, the fiuest ever brought here.
FOLDIAGs CHAIRS, a styles, large and
small, carpet, Stat, cushion and cane seat--the
most com fortable Chair yet made, and guaran-
tied perfect In wood and workmanship.
and large assortment Of
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
FIELD SEEDS
BOUGHT AID SOLD.
MArrurus a rurrrDrar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
NOTICE.
Notice Of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in X. w.
Brinkmever's Enlargement,


NOTICE Is HERE2Y GIVEN that the Com
IN mon Council at its session on the 18th day Il
January, 1856, Tassed az order for the opening
and laying out OF Grant street through part Of
f. w. Brinkmeyer's Enlargement from Ann
street to point parallel with Ham lion atrs ct in
the Northern Enlargement. Said Grant street to
be of the width of sixty (60 feet and the eastern
line Of said Grant street to be one hundred aud
ninety-fhIee 193) feet distant from and parsll
with The eaStern line Of n. w. Brinkmeyer'S En-
largement and O. the openirg and ending of
Jefferson street, from its present terminus nc or
ntar the wee ter line Of the Norl hern Enlarge
ment to said Grant street. And for the opening
ana extending of Hapilton street from It's pres
ent term nus at or near the western line OF tue
NoEIheFn EnlaTg' ment to said Grant street, and
lor the opening and extending Of Sixth street
rom = present terminus at or near the eastern
line OF Sharpe Eplargtment to said Ora street,
ana ior tnes epening and extending Of alleys In
olesk nnneer one l-and block number four 90
IN the Northern Enlargement from the present
terminus Of said ells,s at or nearethe rnetrrn
| line CT the Ecrthern Enlargemenf TO aaid Crane
street.
L plat Of the said streets and nllev.. "a ahe
same proposed to be opened, laid 4. extend
ed, has been nled and corded In the citv Cieri
Office. ~ - 49,
AL persons owning or claiming n Al estate al :
Joining or abutting on said proposed streets and
| sileys, and feeling Themselves agerisv,d BY any
of eaid several ORDERS may have redress BY appfi
cation to said Council within six weeks from ne
| qualifications Of this notiee. So 90 u
BY order Of the Council.
| City Clerks Once, Feb. 6, 1866.
feb6-6w aae-rfr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

Mrs. winslow's Mystic PiIls. for Females, are
the best aud safsst in the market No bed effects
frrm the T use. They act like aehsrm. Thou
praise. Mild In their operations corrtcs all iF-
reguhrites AID painful menstruAtIons; remove
oil distinctions, whether from cold or Otherwise;
will cure htadache, pain In tha side. palpiiRtIon
of the heart, whites. all nervous Injections, hys-
terics, fstigue. pain in the back and limbs, and
disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption
of Nature. Ask for Mrs winsiow's Mystic Pills.
Take none other. Price So. or three boxes for
S.. For sale by ali Druggists in Evansville Ad.
dress Box CAL, Cincinnati, o. Sold BY an rsrpect
abe Druggists. VS. JOHN D.iPARK, 8
iel7-d6m s9n4 General Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

Halps VEGETABLE SteflIam Hair RE-
nae wer has proved Itself 10 be the anoat perfect
preparation for the hair ever offsrsd to the pub
lie.
IT WILL REsToRE GREY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. 49,
: 1t will keep the hair from falling out.
ItcIssnses the, scalp and m&kss the hair soft,
iustFOus and aiiken. g. tZatEa z i
It is pend d hair dressing. s1isi g4viH aas
No person., old or young. lahonld fall 10 use it q
IT ID RECOMMENDED AND iUSEDA BIZ
THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY .
BS-Ask for Halls Vegetable sicil.an Hair Re.
nswcr, and take no othar. Il. - fsaaFHf
4 ID. P. HALL "a co,
Nassau, N. H., Propr etors.
For sale Ly KELLER WHITE, and Drug
gists generally. ss9Er2 IS 81 oc25r emW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
Al CARDTO INvALIDs.

weinFits the hpsciai attention OF the sick and
afflicted, no matter what the disssse. or how ba0.
to careful perusai OF Or. Easterly's medical adj
vsrtisemsnts, which can be seen in another coll
umn Of our paper this morning. DR. EAsterly's
Family Medicines are standard preparations, cell
the principle drug stores, and are the most Csle.
brated and Popular Remedies now in use.r We
advise fami.is 10 keep srpplY OF each OF DIR.
Kastsrly's Medicines on hsnd and th.rebF aaTa
money in doctors bills. Nor aals by ths Drug
gists OF Evansville. n u