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9egeime aranfbeiten.
gEmnbii6e Sur sarantirt
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@egeime aranfbeiten.
grmnbiiebe Sur sarantirt
Or. SSfepb Tabian.
Sffee: glr. 223, 8ine.Strabs,
IbiIaheipbia.
ar. Sabian aaraniirt in fplsenb.n !RranIb.itsn
cline ffnele urc 8rhncltde Fur. Die Wstbin miro
nsn mr. tIbit iub'rsiist unb IT sur&aus tr'i bon
0sIeimt Graufdeiten
teitssIet @eidledis, 70 far.dlib in ibren JcIs.n.
penn psrna4Idil9l nno menn nttRt SUn ensm eriaSu-
Rtu slStc tsbarbeIt.
Sclta abeHsduns (Onante),
1sH st,sras SsstH @ inSssn IN st
ent;etulns. Surge geate, bic fb seatn beipubt
fnb. ouiea Iib otrtrautnspcl an n,itb ,penbsu. Sd
babe Ganierts lclber unslidi,ttn 3u ibrtr rlbereu
eraiii3sn @euntbett anriidaebradt bic BON anberen
limb.
Standardization.
assiaer Siua, tauf8 bic nrfa6e als.melner
e@ma@e, unresslmdaiafeit nnb uniruebtbar'
Felt.
llnreae1mdbtstett
u csr monotlttbsn Reinlgnna oesr sdn,libes
WuSbifiben esIiebtn eltitpel ben ,pslder llnadse,
rirb tn men!stn sa5en bon mir beresieat pbnt ua4
tbeili8e toIsen fir bic @eunbbett.
Stit mener finfbebniibrsen prarts in bieser Stabt
FIanfbeen bsHaftist unb barn bic slanisaSiten Re
tuIiate trSteIt.
4usipirttse gattenten
lSnnen bon mir btbane.It w.tcen, p,un ie mir ibren
3uitanb id,.iitlidp lnttbe!en.
hsrt. (5au5.1S)
DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 228, Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanl31S) ,,
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Q .S.kTS> Bt..Hot ttpu'es z"fJu
~ 1sssff.ss. g.r. 0. serngion. imiiden ever
Iiz-%@-s-s.fs-- y. 9lortpEI,
Jcnr tBart S airhes
tapisbcr bgm ecusi.leu 4Ibtpm egJebtuf: to-, clt'
gaHten @orpWbcgl GutiGcH 9GsSttg &c
stu,h aat "a x u.ngielua5 qus b:I tlfabm;'n Gabd
tr Se. SettGpS @tgaiet edtn 4 : /
esiGsnwd9t etbdIlsd unb iiE0 iltan:5l lr
Gilnoe, QegGlniiis ~ brjcgecn,
Ste bitten natet -llhderrH9 re.ler, bEiatr u. sGi
r,sItomer gte:uana ana e.n.iglsa SalpJuS,
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siis 8dile unD GUBerte 3ii Der:
uiisfhen.

Den Trs,fben II. 8fIauutea ber ~@cntcte1"H H@t"
Neafd0fI unc rem eesbrttn guhliium uter9aupt ,ur
BodrbL eak fur trBcne cine 3slt nat 6sm l.Septbr.
ME i5tne 0rose t9rl9sbaute rtue Saue eer rSoneor-
lota", nit ben eam't psrbuntensu Riumli1siter iur
Atballung BON Baden II. epESerteu gu mistbtu III,
sDam friibjetit6e applItatipn senta@t wirb.
Die eie0anie uEo ipitbare sIMsnaffrrn9 ees 9rcsen
3erreu II. Dan,sr ictYic b,quem,s stefauratirns,m
mer rebit arobem Steif,aale nit cruitau6ie stuge-
std,tetcr slds, Ial,n Ettbt5 !u plnfG.n hbrt8.
SoladubtGtS Gattlieidttrr fir 800 Concerts 1T ta
st1em maBseH 9rtiic Ju iusetbsH.
Ra9ere &uStunit bei o. B. RbbeI,
9Ir. s7S. RaIitm9re- .ivtiden Guieps u.
TS0ff 05-N Toeaftr.
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eeeatals stpttae en-.
Baltimore Btxe Jufuraness

SsftfpeHsGtfe prn 2suth. ~ s8eterftr.s -
btrfherti iorio6hrenb sssenQttint obtr Sheetn ouT@
Brarbungidd, Icppbl in ter Sta6t. pie I'M Fannie,
oHe arten BON @ise-,bum, Nobns, eabsns Il. Noa-
rtntSusr, Granddaughter, aderhluprDbutte, Rebeln.
SausasrStbi6atsn, I'm 8au btsnFene eSer In SafrH
IN easurg ttnbIitbe Hobueuse &C,
sas Dirrttcrium Gti!ett aus fo!stnben 5trrsnt
SIS. Grbsn, IT,, plateeat;
EBH q Oartion, 81 Z ring,
eJte q 0iGtr5, S:Irs Carroll,
n y aIrtd8, re Steuart,
E|aSo q Wffe1. GEst s. Grurt,
gSm II g9orlbingto1, 8 Bon RspH.
3 Bennington, Gyo5 Srant.u,
Spibna < GobeH, 8 ptcb Stn.ias.
q Morton 1ttcart.
appllfotipnss SpTmuiare nrb ptitsre 2a9rtSt R6er
bic @eeIgitait pirb In Der Sfiee. Sdewtit.Gds bon
SnNtba II snatefrase, eEbstit, NO aub afe aattriBe
jDtort erieoiet irtrbeH. 9srliaerurseu perse1 apf
t9en6 cine 8rtit an3:nop'alH Gt8t ter NppIifan'
ipIn&eu tHh9.
(Sdnl,iS) 8r. pppbnprtb, Sstr.
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q. e. o e 3 arb t,

p Y ttEIF
H.. S, RGle- Sigh. nlIe DaIt!moreiEassi
fat jeltuibuno eini Aasfpabl ron Glret.u Il. sen
!terbprtarGsu (StaetS) nld len ntaeiiea pihiierE
nnb Su biui;en Srtieu. ..-.
Gs- StpunGr s,paeea mii hsr btRea eoIeInIi sase.
u.a ,(ffaial-)
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W Tsa Ictntet Gucr Siut
Esat ~ but
E-Gs.k stper'S
III eSdf ffnpGr
-E2fs-- ySAs/ 9;t he tcrt;n'm III llurr6Uung
II o;el &htmt!ltuug Gera.terem But,
q i,ih Ghr and, mn b m d, frnnH Ii.

bNSa CNlntiWuhH NtEutceHeW Olult
iso Sbt eult ur6 tuld, frani Dt.
Arantbctt tGnet8t i'd tnrd hiuren, Sliitgcn cher
@tlH~ute oetr sui cuiitg. tpa.lNe nsiie al, Dstr
Ne nt4t Sucb bies Togcicn u,toe,lti blagtr NIB
Br Altn ru'GbiI. gttr 9br ttnn ic lang: eaS . Ut
coner lluTttuBclitn IT, ienc CUTE Reiur e6et t,Gttn
@psrS SOhdpniitla ttsitt ioldt llurtiri0t,tttn
aus tt0t e'e Ss!cEsaGsanc 81 trGil3er Lbae efsi al
II. itgt be Gelunobct plettr ttr 60 bstt Il, laid6
en- gas5tS 9ter zen gd4wUte4 se ron uattineR
SlHle bstrlbtn ca llhb: S5trcpbin cctr engs
l!l@a S'antb.t e!;idpdln', Gi:fwire, Ausldilt
BtnRtn, 8iutteH 9letan GL AEtoulus- 5Feuer, Roii
roer Ro'bldGt Ieud,te ,lsdt obsr SaIIiiuB Gtbers
SceI Sd'IpinSen 9tctS, Hrtbt0titwAre, b5t Np9tu,
btailtn kraatbutsr tgert0pin9 llure1elnldbiAtst
llut roldunl os3 Slitilits ptibo 8uf, uufrI9!-
paglstD, SDrbls. Gs p.ns,itrg euosu, ttb.rbrs
iaw.rier II, 3trat:l Diau Uerfudt Aeer'6 sal.
tGpnrtlls uHo uetrScult fiA BON Der erli0nnlitM
Sbatst;It. NIT Ter ie hI5 9ut l4Hsrt u. eeie Clb.
ruH3grtcril.itsn riTtrt.
Feu,rcr83 Bat it'd cas- publitum burt, Brebt Ma.
idtr, n teren iib dl Qudrt Saiiorartaeu-srtrai.
tsitnoeu pu bmts,'s Sttt .lttn Iaicu unb 81 cainr
teidblt. Gie5 TT c!h Sctyul an ben paticrtcn; bic
Blaiten eRihaItcr nt@l Rur Cpenn Iterbaupt Gtna8
oaoQu) p'u;j SuiiagGr0e nc Oatsu oft aud, 0ar
ietHt ptt!s INtN'Lait. Dltcr 1T aui een geotluyb
eer ostitecsntu Sanaplr,lensSrlralts b ctnJlartt
ntctidWcnltr. ttiltrt Grttlui,urg ein1etIeier biS
mar in oem Aansn zGiiafotiGe1-@rtratt" elbh
|his6ll1 WtbtS ais tuJ 1t GuB ~ erbltdsu flo IT.
RSbnt Lat. g9tr ntnlen otcr b,etS Frapasat NIT
Wsdbt SoN3partHt" une tea5itttGSu olmt eiuIPitt,I
su lIeierr, rl8 Dem gtameu els ArGnomdl Der Ont
tbruus utbRu lea. lli- .llu6,r, mir batcn Gnnb
sl bsf 9lnuagnle. pob bitits Dtararat Gi1sr ftarn
bedst tenCu bic atantbslten bic es ~ beiIsn bsmmt
IT,. In thrrm gtlpobnideh Bstlnutt utdjt ' otocr'
atbsH cerm6. et. glir f6nu,u nur ben SrantSn eit
8sri.ttruns 0c9en, oaB pir ,Butn eaS bette gutuHl
Il MN. yltttI oiitrren. oiu 8trsiimA6lr MIR itRs
nsu; eS NJ olH eln 6iS i:SI enibedlen ba6 ~ lsame
g,uuetnilm8'nltttI.
2lver's HWlfsn. .@ruIarsenei
ttiteut b ,rt8sn itrtr llnlcsHrfil dsjt lei SeunS
BON stTGltuug J3ult.r. SljrFc, SuI.y,e +, 8riut
trit ebr'uSWC'g NnEIEtgug bsgHucnesr AGSits
,in5 uro IN res p'nb;rml Ter Ctioer SdpiReli@.
iiitr pei eerBuadten GtaSen hes lrbriS - sint5 70
aQ0tncner gutu BRits e1s IS ilbtrilIl re6e, bitr
ldnRer b, cen gelGu fur itte petIbittBtet III r.r.
neiien. Gie gDelt fernI oiee.bsa.
SUbaelitt rrH Z. g. ager :. CcMp., 2cp,D,
Tli. uro ~ tat;n ts IN. s.. 1rolpn a @ruoer IN
gatmc;c, irps lei allsp Apctect;yn unb a,ieHei-
Esd6uiern aIleT Oren.
(Sanl l9) ORA II. Npt1
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9ehcu - @clnllbbcit = St6rfe =!
Sebem - Gjeiulbbeit - Gt1rfe!!
9eben = @eInnObeit - StGrfe!!!

Seben - @elnnOheit - Stirfe!!!
SaS arpfc fransofifehe 6etlmittet,
Or, S5uan Seiamarre'S
ireltb.ri!trltc ,,fpesifiStbe 9Siiien",
Had elnsr 8rri@rift ees Or. Suan 0elamarre. Dt.r-
ar5t am nSpiPital su 5torO" pS,r uearbrifi.rt"
;u Paris.
Dielc unfGagbare Rsotin il t.n glcntwer,; n.
ett S1ineHflnB retr Sam,ni6wi6e unfebibar. aat
I'eSbart;it ocr gti1t@ss g4er'serse u. 5arnlpeae
uuneiNGi9tu pfer nad!lidtn Samensgr8uft, rpcSsr
fe aud ,hbien unb pte btbeuttno iie aud etn mbaea,
lpsieen RAID ttieIt9t unc ben Sraaaen 3u u,uer ee
funott 3Dduatett perbplen.
Stan iefe frIssHbcs i5eusnib ans.ftBen,r fran,res
fiber asrste,
"gDr batsn bic BON G,aronesre & Dupont, Rr. 214,
Nus 9pnbaIb, uadp tem &s;ept. ces Or. Guam Delo.
Bat t-PrarS init ib it,s slstGtlctb,nb,n grols. an.
Ge,panbt uno 8laubeu, Sas fene aub,re DteelSn 10
slt 9tegre III, ale perlcneu, bic an infreptaieeu
GtGNlien oeer fcnitleer Sdwade Der GJ.i6ledtssOr.
auSi9Geiuagsn peer 4Rtb,dusb; = lstSen. ju turi-
er. o. Y. 8taurtparie. Dr. Web.
Y, u. uiarbtn,
. Sean gessn@rc Dr. RsS."
Mfan bite tid) DDr ytadjabi!tungtn!
Die 6bten Yilen Wetben BON altu bauptid9i9tn
Erraa ten in alien UelttbsiIen ptrtiut. FreiS 81
fro S&adtd cher S&a6itln fit s..
@araretsys Dupont, autilse Gia:ut9hmer,
VII. 2s4, Strt 2omtar6, Yalts.
Del Gtnienoun9 prn 81 al ttsenb enen ber beopu.
snd6t glen 4gerisu trbdit man nit umasbenbtr Ysa
eine TIT perie9elte SGatttel. 6 Sdapttln fur s6.
Gleiniae @entral- 9lsnttn fir In,tr,fa,
sSeeaI %. Dfpfe6 g. Somp.,
Nr. ~, Gprtlanbfr Rstp-Dclf.
NB.-Nuf 9etlanStu ne ben iraniBiite btutlte
franife 1t. ersI;i1c Src1lleu NIT ccIl,n 9sbrauds.
gnmetiun6en nnter 'reenp einer abrtiie s.ri@idt.
Sn ga ttniote II. Daf5tnetpn bel aue
Hfoheietn gu bab,n.
&Seuter fir Baltimore unbRa&barf6af al l.:
So. EDcmpfcn & 9Iod. (63-s)
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mi6tig fir seibenbe!!l
Drpfe or 2puts B rnpram'G
tpeltberlbnte
SlutretnteumaSs uao 3bfibs
rnn8Ss Erdutcr
Fnb ruitrets bic b,tn, bic lett bilanrtcn aRteI nm
Die pe.Icrene @tancbtit witoerbermitcu.n. ppte,
mtHu 5etttD 9eEpnlnen, Graattet.n Su pftbNtn Die
ielten iluo leit itter tls
@sgteliabrbunoert itrer Pstltraft tpe9en
In Stutf@tanb rlbmlitft bstannt H. scattCt nno
tabsn Ed aub bier ie!t teu iesttu Sre Satreu eEen
!cliben Rhf srlrorbsu uno eSuen lEp beIoEtsrs sur
petlun9 b0swtitser uno bartradtger
Erantbstten,
nnb ,pIlte Riemaub bic boTnnnB, SsbeiIt ;u ncrte1,
lpfietsn, ppne 3upor ccls 5tianen 9riI:er 5u rtr-
iGteu, Die Rrdutcr ntrten bon mir
brett Don Deutf1lanb
in,pcrtirt II. entpisble i'd bisIebsu erngsab nlenen
pertben Yanbsetlttn lum sentieteu GetraWlbe ha i'd
fsit lbtrjeus bin, bab tln tctcr her c!nIna edrou
nmnit, NIT Der gssrus8 tsptB .uisSen II. ME nlebr
pbns ci,fetsn eiu pirb. S,bt SamNie icut, s,s ha.
ben i'm Sauit babsu; benn au9 lei 8intsrn Ii oit
potlibitae Birtuns t;cicr arau;er ga9rbat utas.
Dit arduer fnb gu Babsn tn
NiGeu ober 4ulDern,
ie nat Buni6, unS tatin f(5 tei GpISsnoen arant.
bsiten ais b.lsnb,rs bcllam er,oeien' alss
Ra9sntrampt Sampr5otbtn
Gafmbe iGmerbtu, StiiI,Il,
gtitwuit, 9rritcpfunst
@dt 0tbeumatisnus,
gn5brhaisisit,. Gus3.brurs,
Snacn, &ppf- II. Sabnpeb,
9r,tsldascr. Diuneirerre
Br6une, NugcntrantLst
Ctnupien, Beli6sInurg
Ruoeni9pade
sun;ensnt;untunS Raerr,
Strepbein, Sancwurm,
lluterlsbsbeidpsresn,
eDaFeru1t,
grtppe, Split
rptbe Rubr, Hratt
GalSftub, Sepbtl.e,
falte Nleter, .pautGuslGls8e
unt allen 8ran,tsiieu
trelte aus bfrhprberem Slutt cntlrrinDcu,
5erner emrfst!e idl HRasensa atancv. v.tirir 9t3er
Waseu.rantpf, Durbiaa, Ictbe Stu9r, 8!ufleocn.
Suheu, @rtaltung II. I. ~. griIeptiite 8rofien Si'
sau3!l1ep 5eilan8 ter Neliu6t Sl9tpulpsr, !Sabus
i,nttu,, SanbTurrt- gulosr. 3uropaStr fit duBcr.
Hide Berlesuu9en rbtrmatfdt Stnttar, arauertbe
u. gboleras4lrir, iopte Or. sDbites wsitbsr'Bmtss
ausen,oaiIer. JuIius OisMelt,
Iltrauhrta, 8a.,
eereral-NBsnt fur gang auetite.
Sn Baltimore 3u baben in aacn Apctbeien, icpie
BET BubbdnsIer q. Seuntn8tauien, Rr. 2SsS,
M..prattiir. Jm @rcben tes u. 1p8e'er d Z ."
Rr. 8, Sac. eibtrtpitr.
Sn Maisinoton bel G6S. 5rifttani, sem.
9. 9ntnisIe u. anotrn 1cctbt!ern. teeptl3-)
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.SBDE S5WuB!IRUFP
bic SGr bHrG3 tSrrbOtn 8egelmer 8es
pD0ntettslt
eutt itnes 6eft2Sicnce 6ematbpereertenes. sibotrs
nGtsnbe edaer .uaeic3rn b1bt has a1tcrs Jrrcns
giuieE fiiut uGo uHtlen cplatIisrT ;hblrcbe spnz
ttaaerte lltisrt - tret cbnc Nufl9ub 5u . T..
g umanH'5 gebtns G flGRt uNb
atttaiapttlfu.
Gieii mcltetaBnlteu 9pittet g't'u aus aus Sugcnt.
fiiuten crtprngcRf;h llttei babeS ausrii aiinitrl
Gensrft uuo &Iuienee 6tm 2eter, ibneu biz Gcluno.
btt lpieegrse9epsn, Yrlitinblee ScIlnng ipigh "a.
,antta, Weun ttine Nttt petloleh, nn9 bic NIsIfl
irfort enacwaub! Weroen. Sin 9et'ub letro cen
Be.teUeu 6apon iberjulen. JtOer icllte, ebs e. an
Serdtb beuft bveIe 2.r;ene!cr g:brOudIei, uro bNo
lreretI. sgcbItIH, 0ila mS 5Girsctnpett buIat-
teBreG.
DTRte SIR. 80,
scrt9ilr., Saus
rDn Gstin9tpngf.
@e6s ftn unb lag Dtb r0n
&r+ 2tbumGnt,
yir. 80, Rprt9ftr,
] GauS ppn 2eringtrnnr.,
furtren! Or bat bic Dts jest betanntfn,
BrDBtsn &Iren 8smaAt ats Der Gntbeder
ter ejriloeE urftbl6Grn Stilmittc Ge9ta lepslme
FransBetcu. Die NsbanbItnd rete CT snti@iast
bat bic Suluu4 ter aWSatt;iDntttsh Aerjte pon
Paris gonecu il. R.w-Ycri pH6 lBr eur9ain0Iger
grf0(0 bat iiEer oasn 4ipttiel lttJeslt, cap ctnt
eausruoe rtIuns ber ibIimnlen iFiae UCn
elnaetrrfegttt &uNulGt @ouotrbic, Str,ttuten
tSdmrbH.e1 9etcuSGH3) GrarBaetuna bet
Gpri.ebtr- 0rtiic, letelr, lpelcDe elmer secthen
eebciwsu Gep9 p9bu5et iDre Grlitens
peGEanieL II. T. 10. II. 10.
ut bur rrrattd:r Gerisbci erlanet nereen lam
1ptnn her pGtieat iiG5 az Nerte iusneet, auf euen
Btiien, @eitlt II, 0riaGyun8 man Rd9 peraen tdnu.
Seit Cr. 9 6umaHn III unicrer gite I'D ale
Seiiaiicr neeersclai'ru hat. iinb bic niecn 6eI;,
,psts urter Neae Gsbanouns nstcunIcu tnG, ilunlt.
lid - otne tre einj9e IuSHabme - GtbeIl lppleen.
Etnile etrtiteH beiionerE iiit JaBrfn.
9eipnbtrs anfmegiGnitet fpiemrt er alien 9et6tn
eer Gsl1lsblsz Il. porcr3dne, ME 9enortte ga
neniigS, Stri!uren IN ebcr Scral, &r1n!bsien Der
Ritrtu Saie II. 9glittb.r- Gruis ssfrtariat- seoen
II. Fauttcl, mie ubsrbanri Srrtilt5 I'M criIen,
,lrtiIer, 6Tiit;n GIape u6 trbite
DR.. o tbunnrn'5 beIiWet0oet ett @rnortboi
III b cpl'Cmrtuite. b. cs GItt; e " bic turjeRs
iiterlte II. bsie, Der &tahfe tr0alt ie nsu GcFaps
gaiiim, ieine Gutsbtn tejn 1tsfs,ttn6l uot auotre
gtei tresca6t GatSu; icnoSrn DE ,ct!rn9 erol6t in
srosI GoGct p3ac S9mtr3enr cPrs unbeluemltt'si'
pDut WCnesIuul BET dat.
Dnmen ppR 2tleDirtSr bic Gr. GCbuinanH ;im Wa'b
~ ialen tplri1e I6nHeG 1Ieits brteIlid ibun. AQt
2rIeie all ion ioui;iI cne gSoItmaue entbalten naI
bconhDCGiet lu pereeu.
arjsnsler wsrptn rad al!sa @csfntsp hes sarbes
geIantt.
Dlan pilasie nldlt sic
Cfiite: Sir, 80, 9tprtSifrase,
INu120l 80 Baltimore, Mnb.
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Nahftbenbe5 GeSitt In pfiBjItcr
@uncart bas un8 gu Grf6! lam, IL in
70 sutcm 9umrr Geihrietcn baD mir cs
Nnlern Neiern ntNt YprGntbaiten mUlen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING SUECLAIMED In
the Post Office at Evansville. State of Indiana,
19sh day Of February, 1866. 3
So Ts obtain any OF these letters, the appIi !
cant must call for adUeTfised letters" give the
date of this list, andpay cent for advertising.
RS- If not called for wsthin one month"; they will
be sent to the Dead LettecvOfhce,
FREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers, at the
residences Of owners in cities of $4,000 inhabi
tants or over, may be SECURED by observing
the following RULES 80
l. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, well as the spost-othce and State.
z. HEAD letters witlissthe- writer's post-o6
and State, street and number, sign them plainly
with full name, and request that answers be,
directed accordingly. fEN q
8. Letters to strangers or transient visitors In
a town city, whose special address may be un-
known, should be marked, in the lower left-hand
corner, with the word " Transient."
A. Place the postage-ssaHsp on the upper rtgkt-
hand corner, and Ieare space between the stamps
and direction for PoSt-gGrking without interfsr-
ing with the writing.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN of let
ter to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days
less, written or printed with the writer's
nane, posto6Ice and State. the left hand end
of ths envelope, on the face side, will be complied
with at the usual prepafd rate of postage, paya-
Bile when the letter Is delivered to the writer
SEC 70, LAW or 1868. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

G@Our readers should bear in mind
that this is the last week that Hutchin-
sons Gift Book Store (136 Main street,
will remain amongst US, and customers
will receive greatmbargains by calling
early. Every Book, Photograph Album,
and Family Bible must be sold, and
every gift given out The following ia a
partial list of the gifts distributed
amongst the purchasers OF Books at this
store on yesterday: Three Silver Hunt
ing Case Watches, four Silver Ice Pitch
ers, five Cake Baskets, three sets of
SilVar Goblets, six Casters, besides over
two hundred other useful and valuable
articles. A valuable Gift accompanies
each Book sold
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Feb. 10.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
His Honor, Mayor Baker, presiding.
Councilmen present Messrs Orr,
Dean, Casselberry, Heilman and Field
hacker.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
The following bills were allowed, and
ordered to be paid
Thos Jordan for copying, 81 80; Pc
tersZapp and others for labor on streets,
S86; VIM. HunnelI for lumber, &c,
$33 C.; c. Tomhemelt for recording
deeds, 50 S73; Police bill forzlast week,
$63; A. Tenvoorde, salary as City Mar
shall, 500 SO; John DannetteIle, three
months salary as Wharf Master, SIS
Bishop Eislinger, for printing, advertis.
ing, &c, $l21 SIS; w. Baker, for stamps,
&C., SIS 70; - Davis, for cleaning
sewer, $6.
License was granted Eugene Kissane
to sell liquors on Main Street, between
Seventh and Eighth.
The wharf report showed that fifty
steamboats, had paid wharfage for the
past week, amounting to 1865 rs.
Market reports showed receipts from
outside sources to the amount of 81 IS.
A petition relative to the erection of
City Hospital on Center Street, be-
tween Cherry and Oak, was referred to
Committee consisting Of Messrs. Orr
and Casselberfy. - 80
The remonstrance Of John Chandler
against opening Fourth Street through
ms property was considered. The Com
mittee reported that it was unwise to open
the street, as Mr.. Chandler had pro-
posed to open an alley and save the city
the cost OF opening the street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

A Coon MovR.--Ws airs informed that
teachers and others have raised already
near $4,000 for the relief of widow
Forsyth's children. It will be remem-
bered that Mrs. +. was recently buried,
and before the burial party returned her
household goods were all destroyed by
Gre. Sheeleft three, orphan children
without q home. This is commenda-
bic and praiseworthy action on the part
Of teachers and others, and q chance is
now offered for those who can do so, to
give for worthy object
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

1~ At recent meeting held at
Salem Qndiana) BY the soldiers, to ap
point delegates to attend the Soldiers
State Convention, Horace Heffrin had
the impotence 20 call the meeting to
order, and assert that he had rights
there. He was allowed to proceed till
the Organization was affected, andzthenI
expelled By q unanimous vote. The
soldiers could not stand Copperhead,
and K4G. C. SHefrin wasS soldier,
but disgraced the name afterwards by
becoming connected with that treasona-
BILE organisation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
$500 Reward.

FTHHR UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY FOE THE
i recovery of the body of William K. Stock
ton, who " as drowned on the evening of the l4th
of February, 1896, in the Ohio river opposite Nv
ansvtlIe Indiana William Il. Stacktnn was
Abo ut 40 years of age, ghty built, about feet
10 inches high, dark hair, heavy moustaehe and
whiskars had 6n,swhen he left homes gray sack
hunting coat, with large pockets, brown YeIve-
well above the knee white shirt, light vest, sill
yer huntiDg-ca-s WATCH with the initials W. l..
s. engraved on the inside; plain gold ring on his
littIe finger; left hand and arm crippled, ca sed
by being shot through the hand, ball coming out
about the elbow joint; had hunting histle tied
70 his coat collar. 9AHa4Ga N4 1sN
As he was returning from 3 bunting expedi.
tion, IL IL possible that he had his shot pouch,
powder flask and other acoutrements, on his psr-
son, as well "a some game In bis pockets
feb16.tf MRS. WIN. Z. STOCKTON,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

B@- The funeral of James Monroe,
the engineer who was killed on Friday
last, at bridge No. 55, on the o. & NJ.
r. r., by the train falling through, took
place at Vincennes on Sunday. The
funeral ceremonies were conducted in
the u. E. Church at that place. by Rev.
Mr.. Ketchum. The burial rites were
performed by the Masonic Fraternity.
Mr. NJ. was respected member of the
Methodist Church. g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
$500 Reward.

NTE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
w for the rscovery Of ths body Of Dewitt q.
Evaus, who was drowned on the evening of the
18th Of February, 1866, in the Ohio river, oppo-
site the city of Evansville, Indiana. Dewitt @.
Evans was about 28 yearp Of age, about 6 feet in
heights Light com plexi0n, blue eyes, light hair,
he left home, largs light-colored corduroy hunt.
ing coat, with two large pockets iBsids; light
eolortd corduroy hunting vest, black silk neck
handkerchief, gold watch with name d. G. Evans
engraved on 1t, gold chain with gold GROSS at
taehed to IL checked shirt, pair Of shoes laced
up in front, one black woilen sock aud one white
cotton sock, pair of black cashmere pants, ell
worn and old fashioned. large plain heavy gold
ring on the third finger Of his left hand. As he
was returning from a hurting expedition, it 10
possible that ne mig have had his shos-pouch,
powder flask, and other hunting accoutrements
upon his persoD, as we'll IS some game 10 bis
pockets. BEN STINSON,
SILAS STEPHENS.
JAS. SOAHTLIN, JR.,
fsb15tf - H. O. STEPHENS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
Amnsemanfs.

NEW METRoPoLITAS.- There was a
large and appreciatiYe audience at the
Theatre last night, and the play was sd.
mirably enacted throughout. Bella
Golden has certainly made great i'm.
provemeut during the absence of the
company, as has every member. We
were not a little delighted to observe
the decided Improvements OF Miss May
hew. Bob Grierson and Mr.. Golden, sus-
tanned their characters asithey always
do, with perfect success ~ 'ssd s''v cdr
To night will be. performed for the
first time in this city, ''Pet Of the Petit.
coats" with Bella Golden as Pet
with songs, supported by Messrs Col
den, Grierson, Watson s&o.r Misses
Mayhem and Wilson, and Mesdames
Grierson, Harris and Taylor, are all
cast on the bill, and such combination
of talent cannot fail to draw large
house. The whole will conclude with
the favorite farce, Forty and Fifty."5 If
you want to make sure OF good seat,
secure it early. Box Office open all day
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
Between Sycamore and Vine.

n@1 GREAT BARGAINS in Clothing for
the next four weeks ! As I will have
new goods by that time, l will sell my
present stock at greatly reduced prices,
to make room for spring goods. Goods
made to order at cost. Also, all kinds
of goods very low for cash. Call and
see at No. First street.
feh20-1w @ JH. CABIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

Coal OIL.-Some days ago we re-
ceived q sample of petroleum. indica-
tons" which we're found in the vicinity
of Hazslton, Indiana. Ours friend, 8.
y. Bingham and Dr.. Sanders have leas-
ed ia large amount of ground in the
neighborhood of HazeIton, on which the
Indications of petroleum are most album
dant. They desire to orgauizea company
forthe development of the Indications
into pure petroleum. The sample sent
rs smells strongly Of petroleum. 1t was
scooped up fromsa small 4crevice in a
sandstone rock, through which the wa
ter and oil oozed up. We would not be
surprised to hear Of somebody striking
oil in the neighbofhood of Hazelton.