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City Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, q
-. Monday evening, July 9.

y. ~ f -, Monday evening, July 9.
The Council met pursuant to adj
journment. His Honor, Mayor Ba-
ker, in the chair.
Councilmen present-Messrs. Hum
nell, Dean, Reitz, Miller, Wiltshire
and Lawrence. aa7a e
Minutes of last meeting read and
The. following bills were approved
and ordered paid:
Police bill, $98; Adam McClain,
for cleaning culverts, SO; Samuel
McClain, for cleaning culEerts, $40;
II. Adams, for labor in cleaning cul
verts, So; Peter Kramer, for sun
dries, 81 20; Peter Zapp and others,
for labor, 1929 %; Costs in a suit of
the city of Evansville VS.. I'll. Schafef,
$40 So; G. Reitz & Bros, for lumber,
SI3 %; Union Fire Co., for repairs on
engine and for attending fires, $50 % !;
A. 4 L. The, for water pipes, 50 % /;
J. B. johnson, contract physician,
salary for one month, $25; VIM.
johnson, for hauling dead animals,
$26 so; Evansville JOURNAL Co, for
printing, $204 %; special police, $28;
| VIM. Hunnel, for lumber, $50 u;
Evansville Gas-light Co., for lamp
posts, $500; j. S. Lowry. for repair
| ing crossing, and repairs on Main
Street, $110; John Shanklin, for
ground rent, $50. =.
His Honor, the Mayor, submitted a
report of the cost of bowldering on
First Street, between Division and
Pine Streets.
Mr. P, Vierling was granted per
mission to build wood-shed on lot
y, Illusions Addition.
Joseph Stahlheffer was granted per-
mission to build an addition to his
house on lots Nos. - and IA, block
II, Eastern Enlargement.
Central Market Report for the
week ending July 9th, SIC ordered
entered
Mr.. Wiltshire and Mr.. Miller were
appointed committee on Sidewalks.
After some further business, not
important to the public, the Council
adjourned.
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GEsE~ 1IAERIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
15ssEzgE Of Warming and Instruction for
q 3 &zswEzsAg Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
t5sEAkza1 PROSTATE the vital powers, with
- sEE1Eae n1eans of cure. Sent free of charge in
$50 $500 letter envelopes. ADDRESS Dr: j.
s1aAzLadelphia, Pa. apr20 3md&w
azT- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-The
4-sesEz IN the world; harmless reliable, in
Y RSzIaEtas1e ous. The only perfect Dye. No
zsssEESsointment; no ridiculous tints; true
STATURE, black or brown. Genuine is
sl24EHls5G WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
= fs5s{ Eegenerating Extract of MiHef1eurs
-SRsssssores, preserves, and beauties the
Tiy asszE prevents badness. Sold by all drug
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INFORMANT no THE SICK.

lMI 01e1 ANl ~ 11H o1OAA'
1a We invite the special attention of our
leaders, to DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
Fhich can beseen in our advertising col
INNS. DIR. Easterly's Family Medicines
are deservedly popular, have rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept in
all the principal sdrug-stores throughout
the Western and Southern States. 1t viii
be seen that DR.. ,Easterly does not recon-
mend one medicine to cure all diseases
but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure.
may1G 49,, Good .,-...f .s..,.,.... .-r-
E% COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cefine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
isexquisite, and It's washing properties I'M
.rivalled. For sale by all druggists,
feb23 d&wly Slefl fsfs
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PERsoNAL-We were delighted
last night by meeting our very excel
lent friend and fellow citizen, Mr..
Wm.P Bepple, direct from Galveston,
Texas. He is looking as fine as silk,
and was kind enough to bring us New
Orleans papers of Friday last He
came through by rail.
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ss.:rsECIAL NOTICES.

4aMseGsOLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-This
SszS&az1z1ed Toilet Soap, in such universal
yssazHzz1Qd, is made from the CHOICEST mate
yaEzz1sE as MILD and ESIoLLIENT in its nature,
gsasas9sA NTLY SCENTED, and extremely
ssas7IaE1CIAL in its action upon the skin.
2aszr e=sde by druggists and fancy goods
asssSwZ4svs aug4 Iy
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R Workmen were engaged yes
terday in lowering the top of the els
tern, corner of Fourth and Locust
Streets. This has become necessary
in consequence of change in the
grade of the street, it being lowered
about foot or eighteen inches.
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Valuable First Street Property for
~. Sale

z VIII SELL THE FhOPEItIh
L known as the " Bennett property"
er's Wagon Yard. now occupied by me as q
Trunk Factory.
q The Lot is 50 feet front on First Street,
running $50 feet back 70 an alley .aiSo, an
dered. ANY person Wishing to purchase,
can learn particulars by calling at my of
flee, corner of First ana Nam Streets, uh-
der the First National Bank.
The House is very suitable for q Ware
bo,ISo or Factory. ID. BAER
iulV6dtf.
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IA The soldiers and citizens of
Warrick. County propose to build a
monument to the memory of the de-
ceased soldiers of that county who
fell defending the old flag.
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RETURN THE TIcKETs.-Capt. Oar
ling wishes us to state, that all persons
to whom tickets were given to sell for
the picnic on the Fourth, will confer
favor by making return at once,
as he desires to close up the business,
and he cannot do so till all the tickets
are returned.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS CEDRON BITTERs.
"a i2ead Jf1.. E'd1cdrds's Statement.
I .nIIIsN-II-I Ky A mil % 1872

LOUISVILLE KY, April p, 1868.
NJ John BULL-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
sTyssoat an w ell as sense of duty to the pub
&6eG EgaSnires that / should give you a state
aznzzsEs- for public use, of the great benefit
<sSRxgsA G8erived from the use of your Cedron
.GlEI1ssss RS - After military service of thir-
+Ssae8sa txncnths, embracing the Pea Ridge
sg-asHzsEzagn and battle, l was discharged
20. zine service and came home to die.
NslEsgszaegsia, liver complaint, and general
eSFa@zl Jly were fast hurrying me to the
szzznEVe. and every remedy prescribed by
a S3a,r-nsic5ans seemed only TO aggravate my
SlstEssnases- About four weeks ago was for
u sszzaxgss enough to procure your "Cedron
sdESzsSsxzT and by the use of them alone
q AsFnEgs gBsen restored to perfe ct and robust
&stzeg1fsn- L can most earnestly recommend
Il 1aasSsH rs being ALL and more than all, they
77zzzz accommodated to be. You are at liberty
EEswsUzss3xe any you wish of this state
ss.sNRssZE
lam, respectfully,
SrCtTT iOD L,nXxv
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A,,voIcE FROM vIcKsBURG.

,p5fE. NJ. -WICKSBURG, MISS, Aug. 3, 1868.
mi U.s. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: / am happy
rsssszszzs ate, to you that have used your valu-
gsSaaAes 90 Cedron Bitters - with great benefit to
TsHyEas3f, in general debility and prostration
szsd any system produced by the unhealthy
asssszsEi u 5asmatic influence of the Mississippi
2llESEssK around Vicksburg, having been with
sezsE&szzaarz1 Grants army through its whole
szrzzresFza campaign confidently recon-
exEGcR1z ifs use to all persons who are eX-
gsxSsszaS 70 unhealthy climates. ~
II. w. FOGLE,
agent u. S. Sanitary Commission.
ES6FE sale by PETER VIERLING, Water
iaxS&EvFEr~ ~ ~ - lmayl4
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No CAsEs.-There were no cases
before the Recorder yesterday. One
man was arrested for striking woman
and for creating a disturbance, but he
was too drunk to be tried. His case
will be investigated to-day.
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Bar Stone to be used in the cree
ton of the Opera House was being de-
livered yesterday. The rubbish of
the old building has almost all been
removed. ft
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DARING EQUESTRIANISM!

% 800 or YbiO
During her visit to Berlin, Mad. Agnes
purchased of Herr Rentz, of RENTz'S CIR
Gus ROYAL, three beautiful and highly
trained horses, with which she embarked
for home on the 18th of March last. The
severe storms of the past Winter ana
Spring, which has proved so disastrous 10
ocean Travellers also visited the Madam,
and of her three valuable horses, but one
landed safe.
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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
sscription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chimneys, Pegs, and Feet, for sale
at manufacturers prices. III gT,J .
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1865
is now ready for distribution, which viii
be furnished TO Merchants only, on appl17
cation.
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The OLDEST POSTMASTER IN INDI-
ANA.-The first day of this month
thirty years. ago, Patrick Dougherty,
ESQ, received the appointment Of
Postmaster at this place, and has held
the Office ever since. He made one of
the best Postmasters in the country.
kind and obliging, and always ready
to wait on the people. Some time ago
he sent in his resignation, to take eff
feet on the first of this month. He
will leave us in a few days to go and
reside with his son near Fincennes.
Our citizens are sorry to part with
him-but he will take the best wishes
of the whole community with him
that the remainder Of his days may.
be spent in comfort and pleasure
PaoG Edgle.
Not the Oldest by good deal Mr.
John Ingle, Sr., of Saundersyille, in
this county, has held the Office of
Postmaster at that place continuously
for forty years, and is still occupying
that position. We have no doubt
but he has held the position longer
than any man in the State.
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1AOEIlekACA1Il.-T i NlobCA SAeAf We fNAO
shownaby DIR. J.lF. Glover the plan of
the Tabernacle to be built shortly in
this city, corner of Locust Street and
the canal The proposed building is
calculated to meet one of the import
ant demands of our city at this time,
and will presents neat and beautiful
appearance when, completed. The
structureHis to be eighty feet front and
one hundred feet deep, with the prin-
cipal entrance on Locust Street. In
the rear of the building there are to
be two rooms erected, 20x29 feet,
which are designed for class rooms
for small Sabbath School children.
The rooms may also be used for cook
ing purposes on festive occasions, and
for other important purposes at pub
lie gatherings The rostrum will
front the canal, and is to be so ar
ranged that the lecturer or speaker
will easily be seen from all parts of the
building. The gallery extends all
around the Tabernacle, and is to be
constructed with raised seats, the
whole to seat 1000 people, and give.
them ample room. The gallery is
reached by fight of stairs from each
corner of the room, and on each side
of the building a space of ten feet
will be left, affording an easy passage
to the side doors, which will be suffi-
GENTLY large for all practical pur-
poses of ingress and egress. The
plants certainly an excellent one, and
ought to satisfy every. one ~
Mr.. Glover informs us that the
amount of stock necessary to- the
completion of the work, has not yet
been taken, but. that he. proposes to
call on some of the liberal hearted
people of the city, and ask additional
subscriptions, and he hopes to at once
raise the amount that is necessary to
complete fully the work, Our people
will surely recognize the importance of
this enterprise, and it ought to be
completed early 1t is the intention
to put the building under contract
Immediately, but to make itjust what
it should be, additional stock is nee
essary. Let the friends of the Sab
bath School cause take hold of this
matter in earnest It is a move in
the right direction, and great
good may be accomplished by the
speedy erection of the Tabernacle.
! That the stock will pay good per
cent on the the money invested, is a
question that will not admit of a
doubt, we think, since the city is al
present without a hall of sufficient
dimensions to accommodate large pub
lie meetings Make up your minds
and when called upon, subscribe lib
orally, and let US have the Tabernacle
completed early.
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CITY NEWS.

MORE RAIN.-We had some more
delightful showers of rain yesterday.
Vegetation looks improved already.
The air yesterday evening was cooler
and pleasanter.
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FIVE STAR RIDERS.

The most beautiful Equestrienne living,
MADAM AGNES LAX who has recently
returned from Germany, where she per-
formed MAZEPPAalH the tfes5ads1s 1e1t,
with great success, and astonished our leu
ton friends with her sA 81
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Dividend.

-F4TRST NATIONAL. BANK OF
K EVANSVILLE.-Th Directors of this
Bank have this day declared SEMI
tai stock, payable on and after the 7th inst.
July 9Th, 1866, JAS. H. CUTLER,
july7d3t Cashier.
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e SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS INsTI-
TUTE.4The friends of the Sabbath
SCHOOLS in New Albany have in con
temptation the organization of Sun
day School Teachers Institute. AS
we have some live Sabbath School.
people in this city, it viii perhaps be.
of interest to them to know what is
proposed elsewhere as means Of
aiding in that good work The Ledger
of that city says; 81 sfzisfa
We understand that it is in contem-
plation to organize a Sunday School
Teachers Institute in this city, to be
made up of the teachers in all the
Sunday Schools in the city The
proposition is an excellent one, and
we hope to see it carried out. The
duties of the Sunday School teacher
are responsible, and he or she should
have the advantage of everything cal
culated to aid and qualify them to
properly discharge those duties.
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THE MAMMOTH SHOW /!

Will be announced by the Grand Process
sion and Operate music of the Buffalo Sill
yer Cornet Band, led by Professor EMIL
WAFFLE, drawn in the Triumphal Dolphin
Car, emblazoned with Gold and Bronze,
representing Neptune's Imperial Person
age, attended by earthly mortals mounted
on thorough-bred horses, arranged as Per-
sian Cavalry and Knights of two. hundred
years ago, escorted by the entire Oriental
Retinue of Brilliant equipages.
The Department of Entertainment con-
stituteS
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0ueensware.

SNsONSIDER OURIADVANTAGES We
~ are now receiving our Queensware, di
New Orleans, our crates are hoisted from
the Ocean Steamers, and placed ON board
Steamboats,, which land them at our wharf
in this city, thus making but one transfer
from ts.l
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville, - - Indiana.

You will observe, therefore, that we Sc
cure safe and speedy transportation, as
well as great saving in breakage, which
alone is a very important item to be con-
sidered in the cost of our Wares.
Our Stock is one of the largest and best
assorted to be found in the West, and for
sale at
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47zeering Facts for the Bilious.

Ess3serY day demonstrates more clearly
ssx2Eaa ETBer Complaint, in all its distressing
aSszrzxgFean be controlled and cured without
x717ssEelty and inconvenience Ii is an OBJ
sszBEzzSase disease, but its obstinacy is not
gYzEnaaT against the pertinacious, remedial
(; 1zEaE restorative operation of HOSTEL
sFzzf1s STOMACH BITTERS. That genial
@s,a@azsGt1ve compeLS the organ to do its duty.
20 ~ saszsssl secrete regularly and BEAUTIFULLY
azE@EataEE the influence of the Bitters. Their
szzeiszR brings it back from a state of rebel
C2a4EE 1z1to perfect harmony with the laws of
zsgr1. &h- If there is ,eositiveness, it disap-
EagEErE- If there is side-ache or back-ache,
5zxLsazzaSes; if the skin and whites of the eyes
s&zxEs singed-with superfluous bile, they re-
asssBNz-4heir natural hue; if the appetite is
szsoUf- it returns; if the digestion is inn
zssall9se, it is restored; in brief, whatever
tsSSaf symptoms of the complaint may be,
zs4sE. whatever phase it has assumed, cure
sSs. assGain. Such are the uniform effects of
's-szlss preparation where bilious disease has
ALREADY been developed; but in cases
-7zKsiasre there is merely a constitutional
,r- ka1lSency to liver complaint, it may be pre-
,Sz1stea throughout life by the regular use,
II aTgno all quantities, of this palatable anti
g szsoEs. These are proven facts and should
ars seriously pondered-or, rather, they
s-s1sGuld be promptly acted upon-by all
xsaz5ons of bilious habit go 81 bCG lttH
S&kzr sE-4LL'S VEGETABLE iSICILLAN
-eEE-sER teENEWEI2 has proved itself to be
g1&khaERost perfect preparation for the hair
sxgsnrb4red to the public
1izEaAgz vegetable compound, and contains
l-SzsCI5asJUrious properties whatever.
Itgs2ssJreStore groy hOirto its original color.
11teEin keep the hair from falling out
al a8eeanses the scalp, and makes the hair
RsaEsZ ailstrous, and sill1en. isl. aI '.falE Il
Z-Eahs2 splendid hair dressing.
4FB person, young or old, should fail to
scZT-ASss ST. stlsessla tf-.f
LII ss recommended and used By the first
gszsssGaeIS authority slat3-.y..s.l ..,f+sert
nEAEE for Halls Sieilian Vegetable Hair
2sxSneMer, and take no other.
:. LRsP P. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Nashua, N. H.
G ssg2z.sale by all druggists. [may24 dim
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The Most Brilliant Stars,
-Introducing-
Gymnastic, Equestrian, and FOurna-
ment Exercises,
Introducing

Of the Ancient and Modern School of
%" - AInusements. tfA4Ak
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Mile ALICE, Prima of Equestriennes.
Mad AGNES, Queen of the Manage.
Mile EMMA Fairy of Terpsichore.
Mad. FRUBERTHYSER, Dramatic Eques-
trlenne.
Master WILLIE, Bare Back Equestrian.
GIULLIAUME ROLAND, Champion
Vaulter. t
JOHN WILSON. Intrepid Four Horse
HARRY BERNARD, California Hurdle
Racer.
MORESTE BROTHERS, Excelsior Hanlon
Compeers.
w. LAKE, Jun, Maitre de Cheval.
JOHN LOWLOW, Popular Conversation
alist.
Mons. NIORISTE, French Trick Clown.
CLARK GIBBS, American Local Jester.
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Work ON THE STREETS. The work
on the streets was suspended yester-
day in. consequence of the rain.
Twenty squares have already been
graded, and the gravel laid on seven
teen. We are told that boat load
of powders will arrive this week
and that the work will then be pushed
forward at a rapid rate, and hurried
to completion as early as possible.
Before the fall season sets in, we will
have well graded streets, of which all
our people may feel proud, and they
will not cost. " half a million = either
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs.

FROM VINCENNES! lff31Ill
Going East. Going WIT.
10 M rs M
Express 80 M is NJ
Passengers for st. Louis and Cairo, leav-
ing Evansville at 2:l5 P. M, make close con-
nection with the O. & M. r. r. at Vim
cennes; arrive at St. Louis at 1910 A. NJ,
and at Cairo at 4 80 A. NJ.
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DJALMA4
The name of the successful yoyager, is
A Thoroughbred Arabian Stallion !

The only one ever imported into the
limited States. He was raised and trained
by Director Rentz himself, and is said to
be one of the most beautiful horses in the
world. Mad. Agnes will introduce him to
the public every evening during Mr.. Lakes
stay among us, when our hOrsemen will
have an Opportunity of judging his points.
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G EnEB r AT BONNEVILLE The

( CELEBRATION AT BONNEVILLE The
celebration ofthe Fourth was we'll at
tended at Boonville, by the Union
loving people, and a good time was
had. Rev. J. F. st. Clair, a patriot
and good speaker, delivered a speech
on the occasion The principal ora
ton was delivered by a minister
whose name has escaped our memory.
We understand that no political ques-
lions were discussed, hence we con-
clude it was not a Democratic celebra-
ton.
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Admission, soc. Children under 10
years of age, Use.

Two Performances, t 2 and Z o'clock
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-24

ATTACHMENTS TO OLD AND FAMILIAR
PLAcEs.-The Freeman published in full,
last week, the sermon of Rev. Mr.. Lord,
bidding farewell to the Old Brick Church
in Montpelier. Mr.. Lord has long en-
jOyed the reputation of being one of the
ablest of Vermont preachers, and on
this occasion his reputation is hand
somely sustained The "Old Brick" is
now being torn down, to give place to a
more spacious, more ornamental. and
more modern and costly edifce. Yet,
the parting with the old familiar struc-
ture, and the breaking up of time-hon-
ored associations, gave the gifted pastor
an opportunity to utter most eloquent
tribute to the departed. We copy the
following as something that will inter-
est the readers of the HERALD:
When this house was built it was for
the use Of the Congregational Society.
1t has at times been diverted from the