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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
NOTICE.
Notice Of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in r. w.
Rrinkmavarsa EnIarRAmAnt a.g.4

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Com
kN mon Council atits session on the 18th day If
January, 1856, passed an order for the opening
and laying out OF Grant street through part Of
f. W. BriDkmeyer's Enlargement from Ana
street to point parallel with Hamilton street in
the Northern Enlargement. Said Grant street 60
be of the width Of sixty 60) feet and the eastern
Iioe OF said Grant street to be ons hundred and
ninety three (19S) feet distant from aud parali
with the eastern line Of II. w. Brinkmeyers En.
largement, and fer the opening and extending OF
Ssfsrson street, from its pres emit terminus a. or
near the western line Of the Northern. EniaFge-'
msnt to said Grant street. And for the opening
ana extending of Hamilton street from its pres
sat term nus al or neal the western line OF tue
northern knlargi ment to said Grant street, and
sof tns opening and extending of sixth sfrest
isom ~ present. terminus at Or near the eastern
nne o. sharp's Enlargement to saii Ora street,
ana Iof the opening and extending Of -alleye in
Dtoek nnmpsr ore u aud block number four t4l
"a the Horiharn Enlargement from the present
terminus OF said alleys at near the western
street. s -
A plat CT che said streets ana al.ev.. a, .,he
same 81 proposed 70 be opened, laid q, sxtepd.
ed. has been MED ana recorded ia the cifv clerks
Office f1a sA = - ~-s 49,
An persons owning or claiming reaJ es4ata ad
Joining or abutting said proposed strssfs and
alleys, and feeling themselves aRarieyed Nv anT
OF said several ORDERS may have redress Nv anD;
cation to said Council within SIX weeks frora ~
publication Of this notice. - -
BY order Of the Council. IS
~ Am. NcaRIFF, olerk
H itysclerk's Office, Feb. 8. 1866. ssITT 49,
4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
Gbe Rairp aursnaI.
THURSDAY FEBRUARY is.



A gentemsn recently from San francisco as
sursa that there b quite as much truth poet.
) ~ in tho following:
Ever blowing, colder growing, sweeping madly
thrsagh the town,
Nevar ceasing ever teasing, never pleasing, nsYer
ata Dy er hight, dark or light, ~
Sands dying, clapboards sighlng-- ssA
Dreaming, moaning, whistiing shrill,
~ shrieking wild, and never stu. f
In september. In NQveaber, or december ever 80
Zen in August win the raw gust ,ine fne
~ g DUST roughly blow. 1T
q Doors are sIAu.minR, gates a banging. rsa
shingles shivering, Easements a a .vsring-- ;
- Roaring, pouring, madiy yelling, atsl 1.a
Tales Of storm and shipwreck telling.
from the blast
White caps eiashing, bright spray splashing,
light foam Misunderstanding past.
Yards are creakiDgs blocks squsaking,
- kndder rastling, ropes all ciatterings
Logging, logging al the anchor
aroaaing sprs and restless spaaksrs
Row the sun gieans, bright the day sesms--harkt
he e0mes--ss heard the roar; ~
Haste ts dwellings drsad impellIng, heap the hres
e ~ cioss fie door. fE
Onward coming, humming, dIu mining
Dreaming, moaning sighing, crying.
6hriekinK, squeaking- -rsaders tbs sol--7ga
Thusbiowsth the wind at--san Franc isco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
Z A oARD no rNvALIDs.

We invite the special attention Of the alex and
afflicted, no matter what the disease, or how bad,
TO a.careful perusalof Or. Easter1y's medical ad-
ve'tisements. which can be seen in another col
umn Of our paper THE mornit g. DR. Easterls' 3
Family Medicines are standard preparations, sell
rapidly, give general satisfaction, kept in all
the principle drug stores, ahd are the most Cello
brated and Popular Remedies now 10 use. We
advice families 70 keep supply of each Of DR..
EastsrIy's Medicines on hand and thereby save
money IN dcctors' bills. For sale by the Drug
gists Of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES
Fifteen Yaara AGO

Fifteen Years Age
H0STETrER's STOMACH BTTTERs was strug-
Cling into notice against the prejndicss which
everything new, however excellent, is doomed to
encounter. rs ronay
Il stands at the head Of all the tonic and sltera
live preparatiousi in existence Its ce1eprlIy mas
pronounce IL the ONLY SAFE eTLMuLEAT Lnar nas
l ever been introduced into the slek chamber. In
the Hospitals o. the Arny enc - navy Lne SUR
| and report II aa invaluable Tor sustaining the
/ vigor Of troops on ihe march. as remedy for
scurvy and all scprbutic afiectionss and "a the
only spec hc for ssa sickness. -Callfofnia aud
Austraiia have emp hatically frdorsed It as the
MIKKR's MKpIcIsE par excellence, and In Spanish
America and all the tropical efimat ties, It ID con-
sidessd tbs only reliabie antldote TO epidemic
Thsrs is mystery about the causes Of It's sue
csss. 1t Is the only gfOmachic and Alternative In
wsich are combined the grand requisites If
mild, pure. and unvitlated vegetabie stimuaut,
with the finest selection Of tonic, anfI-billious,
anti-scorbutlc, aperient, and depuratiye herbs,
plants. roots, and barks, thai have sEer bfeA In
tsrmixsd fu q medical preparation.
The Bitters have this distinctive quality, which
is not shared, 1t il believed, by any tonic, tlnc-
fute or extract 10 the worids they do mot excite
the pulse though they iafnse 9 wonderful degree
Of vigor into the nervous system. and strrngihen
and sustain the whole physical organization.
1t Is also proper to-siats that the Bitters are
sold exclusively Ia gias', and never under any
c circumstances by the gallon or the barrel I'm
posters aud imitators are abroad, and ths only
safeguard the pnbllc has against them is TO see
that the Bitiers they bay bear tho graved bel
and note Of hand OF Messrs, Hoetetter a Smith, 4
and the government stamp over the cork Of the
bottle. ,fa Ii atfh
& HALLS Vegetable sIcflian Hair re.
newer has proved itaelf to be tho most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered 10 the pub
lie. -
1T WILL RESTORE GREY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t CLEANSE. the scalp and mskes thehair soft,
lustrOus aud sllken, Fl EAefE,f -
II Is splend d hair dressing. "A
Z No pers0n, old or Young. should fail to use It,
III 10 RECOMMERDEDk AND USED BY
THE FIRST MEDICAL A UTHORITY.
nB-Ask for Halls vsgefabfs eicilian Hair Be,
newer, and take no other, gags 9lEstaA =
A-AaeAA-s""s b. p. HALL co,
Nassau, N H., Propr,etors- ~
For sale ~ KELLER q WHITE and Drug
sisss gehefaiiy. Fak sRHaszaz otzo om,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
COAL

More Coal Coming. a1
AvIGATIOH IS RESUMED ON GREEN
river, and JOSEPH STEWART a 90, Will
IA supply of Green RiEer Goal at the Evans
wharf to-day. A supply viii be'kspt con :
IL on hand. no21-d3m
Ne on Koha'a Boat Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
JoURNAL BINDERY.

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aais SO = s
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cafsaH
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ear IA to m4a sai = s7s'
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
C0LGATE's HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univsr.i
sal demand, is made from the ch0ieest materi
ais, 10 mild and emolIlenf in its nature, FRA
gr&ntly scented, and extrc mely ben e1iciaI
in its action upon the skin. FOR sale By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. au24-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

IN WlAliu8 70 Ioco mmbnu ". lhTee years OF rap
Idly increasing sale have made the, Ambrosis fas.
nous ail over the world. set sssi geHs5A z
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head
3 It makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads. g s
1t prevents the Hair from Failing Out.
1t renders the Hair soft and Glossy. 80
oleaascs the Scalp. Goods the Heated Brow, Re
moves DAndrpn, Cures Nervous Hsrdache. Cures
badness, Insurss Luxuriant Locks. Inciines Hair
to Curl, supercedes Wigs. kills Hair Esters.
Good effect apparent at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY a
The Ambrosia will suit you to T. Elegantly
put up. Delicatsiy Perfumsd. Patronized by
Opera Singers aad Actresses. Sold In splendid
boxes or cartons. containing two large bottles
No. 2 for morning, No. for evening"
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT III.
.sTERLING's AMRRosIA is tho best, most
agreeable and effective toilet in the world. To
prove this, try carton. g ssa'a4RP Hs
Sold by Druggists.
Eferling's AmbrOsia Manufacturing
1a es Company, :
ais FULTON street, NEW York.
..smf .ss.fssta o12.dMw1EH 81 -At rt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
* COLLECTORS SALE.
Collectors Sale Of Real Estate for
the Costs aud Expense Of Alley
J and Side Walk fmnr0Vamanfa

NOTICE Is HEREBY GfvgN, that BY virtue
~ Of lprecspt siasued By the Mayor of The city
o. Evansville, and 70 me directed, viii sell al
Pulls Auction, At the door Of the Court HOUSE
In naid city, on
"wednesday, February Al, 1865.
at 10 'clocks NJ, ths following lots Of ground
or parcels Ct Real Estate, or SO much thereof ~
may b8 necessary TO pay the amounts charged aud
assessed against said lots toesther with the costs
OF sale; and that saiE sale will be continued on
the next day thereafter, namely Thursday, Feb
ruary 221, 1866, at O'Clock, p. M, at the same
place, for the purpose Of seliing such property,
- may have been sold on the day above men
tiDnedard not paid FOR
FOR ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS.
Eastezn Enlar cement, Lot BIZ Amt
I" - = .ieohs ." s...lO ~
aug hlpper, owner l0.-..1 0....37 az
Heirs OF Mich. Gavsk, owner ..l6.....1O..S74 AZ
FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS.
Eastern Enlargement Lei Bl'k AMT
Mary A. Hubbard, owrer,.........s...24.......7 *
Caroline q Leight, owner,.-.--..5.-..24......7 81
Aeler, owners-...---........-ll'- 2l...-...7 81
Mary A. Aabbard owner, a
a. A. Lawrence, owner, a
" heliers eoW ners H. q III 70
ANS "aiksrs ownerss.---' ...9 30 8 se15
- ..l0..-.-30.. III sslz
exc JOHN SCHUBERT, coliscter.
Evansville, Feb. o, 1855.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
w. d. ANDREWs-
BOX MANUFACTURER

111"11 "a sst Huu tHs OahaIi hVAnsViIIel IND
I PACKING BOXES OF ALL KINDS KEPT
constantly on hand. Orders promptly filled
and delivered FREQ of charge. no2l-am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

ssnpplied with every description Of Copper and
Snses iron WORK, Brewing Kettles Rsfrigerators,
on 1,, an improved pinclpls Columns for Alcohol
S.ltis, least Jugs, Cans syphons, &C.; Copper,
- az ana Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron
q evsry variety, for Beer Spirits, Oil &C..
D r "a. locke and Valves, Steam whist es, &C.
Morkmen sent 60 all parts to it up work aud do
xspa,Ls on steam Boilers, Copper aud sheet Iron
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

FIRST STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

fifteen Years. Ago q !
HosTETrER's STOMACH BITTERs was strug-
Cling into notice against the prejndiOes which
everything new, however excellent, 10 doomed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

Total 5s-5 vessels.
RRcPTvrNG gTTpS
The Theaters.

Mrs. Woods benefit performance last evening at
the Olympic Theate very largely attended and was en-
tirey successful The plays will be repeated tonight
Cinderella and The Loan OF Lover Mrs. Wood ap
pearing in both
A Matinee performance will be given at the Broad
way Theater today Miss Menken will appear in The
French spy" Tonight Miss Menken will play-in addition
to The French Spy william in Black Eyed Susan and
will thus close her engagement.
Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams will make their last
appearance at the Winter Garden tonight
The final performances of the season take place this
afternoon and this evening at the Circus All the agile per
formers will perform Mr. Crouee the able clown takes bis
benefit in the evening.
very interesting event is also promised for this
evening at the new French Theater-namey the Inaugural
ton OF that Temple Of the MUSES. Messr Jugnet and Drve
superintend the first enterprise dramatic perform
anee win be given Nos Alees"-the original OF
Bosom Friends PLAYED time ago at Walaoks-and
lie Rendezvous Bourgeois oneaet opera Bouife by
Ncoo are to be presented The performance will commence
at z clock
The usual afternoon performance at Barnums Mu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAY 10 1885,

new Presbytery constituted TO be called By the same
name Occupy the same territory and have care ~ the
same churches-the said Prcsycry 10 be composed OF
many Ministers and Elders hal subscribe to the disap
prova Of the "Decaraton AID Testimony Of the LOUIS
Vile Prcshytery" and obey tie General Assembly
All Ministers of the late Louisville Presbytery who 90
not apply for admission 10 tn Presbyery. and sub
scribe 10 he dsinnrov within two months OF ia organzl
ton their pastoral relations der the care OF this Assem-
by shall BE- dissolved
The Assembly dsclams ay intention or disposition TO
disturb the existing reaionsof the churches or Of ruling
elders or private members Dut rather desires TO protect
them In the enjoyment Of thdr rights and privileges IN the
churches Of their choice ans' men who would seaacs
them into abandonment o. the heritage OF their
DR. 4 T. IIrlupbr,rs oTecd substitute strongly con-
denninr the 'Deelarl'ionand Testimony, and urging
cc 10 return In H. LOYALTY the church, and to report 10
Tho next General Asqmblyts action IN the premises,
said action b. then decied upon by the General As
semby.
At the evening session DrThoma made strong speech
il favor OF the report OF te Committee occupying the
whole tine till the af iOurnlent
The Louisville ComnssDncrs declined an invitation by
the Assembly 10 appear ans defend the acoh oi o rIe'
hyferV
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MARRIE ID.

DOUGLAs-DEWEY-At Plainhed ~ j.. on Wednesday May O.
1906 by the T. Brown, Chas Douglas Of franklin " " to
Msry f. Dewey ofthe former place No cards
FI-LLER-BENEDICT- Brooklyn Thursday evening May
"a by Henry Ward Beeche st thu residence Of the brides
father Fred Augustus Fuller this city formerly Of james
town " Corne Ludlow eldest daughter Of H. : Benedict
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ST. Matthews Church. Thurs
d,y NAV "a by Dr. Barden Frederick Julius keldeubeg
20 Mics sophia Nsrh eldest daughter OF John W. Nau ESQ.,
al Of this city.
McCABF-MILLER-On Thursday MAY % at Trinity Church,
N y by the o. n. Duton John McCabe to NJ Elizabeth,
daughter Henry W Miller esq al Of Brookny NY No cards
ARET-sUTPHENM Trinity Chapel, Thursday May a, by
the Rev William Perei Of East saginaw Mich Thomas Dunsn
Pa H. daughter OF the John sutpheu aud grand
daughter OF Joseph Iioxie, all Of New-iork.
RICHARDSON Tuesday MAY o. al the resi-
dence the brides parents Rev Dr. r. Porter Andrew
b. Richardson OF Brooklyn, f. D.. MARY A. only daughter OF
Hermance Of Clayerack Col Co, " Y No cards
Thursday evening NAV "a 1t the reel
the bride by the brides brother Rev Ebert Clement
OF Hanesburgh " j. David ssye Msssa Clement oou' Of
New-lOrk
TAYLOR-WEI-On Wednesday. May - by the Rev Nm' H.
Booe Edwin Taylor daughter Of Henry "ei esq Ill
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should be overlooked by persons DESTROYS o. having
then emotions aeeraed By the spectacle oil Unee Ions SOY
and resignation or inclined 10 laugh ct Mrs. Towards
Topsy The evening and afternoon performances are dent
cal
Chrstys Ministries give their usual weekly matinee
to day at their Fihaye Opera House on IWentyourhs
We again witnessed the entire representation OF 1t
isNever Late Mend" at waacks Theater on Thurs
dsy The play has been materially shortenedi Oa there Is
still much Of the bounding savage while the prison scene
marred by the almost excisou o. haws Inc per-
iOrmauce however very smoothly OIL MIS- Jennings ap
pears Susan and payas awayswih winning grace ahd
feeling Too great praise be awarded to the scenery
with which ths presented That Of the fourth act
than beaItiflt is memorable. M Holston by tae
way greatly distinguishes himself By bis persorstlon Of
Crawy in this piece It has rarely been our orture to VII
persouaton tuthay conceived and evenly eaD
nrl.et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

vallandigham the iuepressibe attended the re-
cent Democratic State Convention in Ohio, and Of
course be made a speech. Here is his horoscope Tor
next October.
he would not promise that the Democratic party would be
rumnha1 in approaching election but the Republican
s,7 OF GOOD 90 1854 had been reduced TO $1,000 IN l-6A
he believed would be diminished this 70 ten or fifteen
thousand
Val might have made out better case but for that
exaggerated modesty which will yet be the death Of
him. Had he merely recalled the facts Of bis own
canvass for Governor in 1863, his logic would have
seemed irresistible. Thus:
IN SO when your candidate for Governor were
beaten By magnificent majority Of 10000 In 1904
not yonr ticket and you beaten bat 6oOO0 In 1865
was stu KEEP; Of and you went under by ptfol $1,000
Now you only manage keep wholly in tie back
ground this year that the people viii have chance to for
get me- think YOU may white it down to 1000 and hyou
could persuade the that dead had followed my
friends Mexico Brazil you might stand chance to
win-who knows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
DIED

CLAPP-In Chicago q consumption on sunday MAY 10 May
Taylor Mcslahon wife OF Nchoss D. 'pI IN 's 'a year u ~
Luther " AMI George Weekes frost eyed : months
Funeral from h. aes residence, fuis d. y J OF Saulssg a.
~ oclor. M Trains cave Liberty at i O'clock H.
returning o'ciocA ~ -
FROST-ln Poushserpsie, y \, on "tansteaN va, 80 ~ 80
wife OF Henry :. Fros' aged - years 80, c. ~, 80.
-. p,Ictt.sfse frnay 2ifh instt a. oclock ana
rom M. lence Of her father j. shan AkA a. iA"As y -
IN gatardly 2ft us'. % II o'clock
On ve'e.ty 23i inst Thomas Jones' son o. the hte
lo.hu. l. Jour. Cd. Ahsly. y. Y 90, -. ,.
~ srf IA the am and the member n me rfr beparmen
10 attend funeral 81 the Rev Dr. iItohns hnrrh
fts, How Trinity Clinton ana Monagaess' bToosJn
tomorrow Sunday, at 2. o'clock
On Thursday MAY James Mutt 10 the 57h Of his
M osceral will Sunday 27tf inst Al clock
h. ate re.ldeues. No. ~ kntl sI BEooklyn I. H.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

In the opinion of the Southern supporters of the
President the success of his policy means the defeat Of
the party which carried the Presidential elections in
1850 and 1854 Thus The Jackson Neps and Missis
,ippian always virulently Rebel says:
The Hon W l. Sharkev arrived in this city on Monday
fortWashincton Judge Sharkey brings cheering from
m President have doubt that the policy OF the
President will prevail long OverWhemingy The National
Ia gcev takes the view and in fact evidences
everywhere Of The crunoaR Of me ulFrnoped Gld dtsDoff
o, Pa ruled thus country for The last ire years The weak
and tmid politicians who alarmed al the eXtrnyaghnt
Radicals have done TO unnerve our people
fa he Radicals themselves Let every voice be raised and
lei tass potiers the prosperity Of the UDOnlnow
chat thsy verging terrible revolution which n once
nauguraed will sweep and branch from the face OF
fhe cart TieinRry Of h GOrelen must Be sustained a.
an iztards and the true in every section wiz rally II
necessary % crush faction which has sought alone 70
agrandle leaders the OF tie prosperity OF he
people aad me integrity Of che C0ns,i,UfioN.
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raVa Affairs.
United STATES nvAL SQUADRON LIST.

UNITED STATh5 Nv Al SO AINUE DOL
Since our last pubiction Of the Naval squadron
lis, many changes have tain place IN the disposition OF AZ
the s.ua0rons The CUT All Atlantic Squadrons have Deel
reduced q less than hall thr former strength Ouf loIe
SQUADRON have increased and there are now over ~
vessels fitting out ior seryie foreign waters SeFera Oh
the squadrons been renmed and consolidated Inc "e
North Atlantic Squadron Asac Is the new name ior te
East Indian Squadron the Brazilian squadron Is % DC Sdeu
the Soah Atlantic aud thed Atlantic Squadron VIII now oe
known a. the Atlantic Coat Squadron new squadron Is
20 be formed under OF the North Paclhc WIZ tle
soopofwar Lackawanna for its flagship. TIE cruising
grounds tho numerous sadr0ns have been extended so a. 70
en- brace Africa Ausrlasnd the various islands o. tie "a
chc and Indian Oceans understood 20 be the intention
OF the Navy Department III for foreign service nun
Der of the new ipes Of the NesAaminy Al4aWasAa
aud Chattanooga elias. they be placed ~
seagong they will at dispatched to the STATIONS
assigned them. 40 ,
the various squadrons the United States showing "heie
each vessel was 1t the hast adyice';
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

CHARGED WITH SwIEDLISG. Charles Van Meter
son Of the Rev. W. C. Van Meter Manager Of the Howard
Mission aud Home for Little Wanderers, at No 81 New
owsy was Yesterday arrested by Officers Jackson and Nc
Grah Of the Fourteenth Precinct The complainant in the
ssse Mr. Fisher Of the firm Of Fisher Baldwin Co.
ielers 10 boots and shoes No % Parkrow He states that
On Thursday the accused called their aud represent
Ing himself to be an agent Of Mission School procured l5
oair. Of chdren broears valued at s325 These csmed
hs csrtel % dsrepuabe house in Mercers and left them
security debt and there they found by the Oher
and restored Justice Bowling committed the
accused for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
ANVSfyc INCIDENT.

lady came to our office to have tooth extracted.
Alter examining the tooth administered the gas and in
she dropped asleep and we extracted the
tooth waking she asked to yacate the chair for
another patient and take seat at the table After waiting
some time and not Offering pay as gentle reminder
asked her add her the scroll WHY said the lady
ule yon going take tooth The tooth had been
ont 10 minutes The unconsciousDess. far pain is
concerned experienced where extract from 10 to -
teeth with a single dose Of gas. COTTON DENTAL AssOcIA
TON No. 70 Cooper Institute. New.YoTk
{
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

sFAMAN-Os Prday Nay D. Emily T., wife Of Wa seam.a
daughter q the ss Peter P Voorhi aged ~ years e''
Theresses AID friends the family invited attend nst ~
sunday 2-fh O'Clock the r-sdrce o. Nc.
mother - Va1 Nestpaee fCharesst The remains VIII %
taken o Pliinhsd far nternent The day following
the sd year Of his A..
The family attend hi. funeral from h.
late residence Great Neck, J. sunday tbs Rih in
O'Clock N.
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Proceedings Of the Presbyterinn General Assem-
bIics-The Louisville PrcsBytery Csse-Pre-
.entntios Of Heport--The Louisviiie Com
mis.isners Refuse 10 Appear.


The proceedings Of the Od-Sch0Ol Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church to-day consisted mainly Of the pre-
sentatou and reading Of the report Of the Committee on
the Louisville Prcshytery case.
The report Ieyie"s tno pee'aialoh anu med
acv against the Church and concludes with series
Of reasons which declare the Presbytery OF Louisville dis
solved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

AUGUSTA Ga. May 25.-Cotton quiet but irregular Mid
ding. 35d37o.
CHARLESTON s. c. May 25-Cotton unsettled and adyanc-
ing. Middng Strict Middng, 36d37c; sales OF the week
ending MAY "a l07O bales receipts lJls exports OJO
stock hand, 10. 500 bales. 49,,
SAVANNAH May 25-Coon irregular and advancingi Mid
dlngs 03sc receipts during the week ending May "a
1850 bales; exports .266 stock on hand 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
SEVENTH SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.

The La Pierre House Philadelphia We learn, has
been leased by Baker Farley Of that city and the
whole establishment elegantly rcurnshed and beautifully
fitted prepared for the comfort and luxury Of the travelling
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The Hon. John A. Logan declines TO be cand-
late for next Congress in Egypt" but proclams his
unw1vering devotion to the principles of the Union