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ar5, recommending the passage OF lhe fonovin
,oTd<red, That the School Asen. be Instructed
clearly and accurately a. possible their location, IN
sn9mat 91'a any proposition he may have Tor the ian
The petition Of u. Mensel fora hee peddler's Il
Referred to Committee on Licenses, with DOVE
to net.
The. petitions Of Ann Murphy, B. F. Wake,
JAS n. Lyons + CO., 1hos. NcLaln, Patrick Powcrs
John GeoIgen. Congregation Bua1 Sholom, a4
Henry Halter, for relief from excessive la1auou
were
Referred to The Comptroller.
The petition OF John Nielsen, for Eree license [,
peddle, VAS
Ins petition OF Vim. Proper, for fres lleenz
! 10 pedd1e. was
The petition Of J. =. Taylor, police officer, 70
Payment Of salary while absent On Account Of dis
| ability. WIS
Referred to COMMITTEES on Finance.
The pet1t1on Of J.. E. MARITIME, 10 be allowed L
complete big sidewalk at the grade On which be ha
Refessed to Committee On Streets and Alleys
The petit1cn Of n McGnlse, praying for damage
Tor Injuries occasionea by a hu on sidewalk
4 was
Referred 10 Committee On FInanca.
| The remonsfrance Of F. Wright against the con
| struc.idu Of sidewalk On the west eIde OF Eizn
| beth street, between Madison and Washington
| streets, wns
Retesred 10 Committee On Streets md Alley.
". D.
Remonstance Of .und.y land owners against thc
I construction Of eideWnlk On Sede1y1ck street
north OF Wisconsin street, IVES
n: D.
The petition Of A. IL Blaekan, for damage,
sustained by the loss OF wagon, harness, ETC., in he
river, has
Referred to Committee On F1uanee.
he net ofap -
tse ordnance creating dFe limits In the west Diris-
ReieHed to COMMITTEES On Fire md Water. ,
The petiuon Of Jane Hutchinson for frre liecuse
10 ped1ie, Was
referred 10 Committee on Licenses.
lhe Board OF Puhhc Works presented and asked
t0r the confirmation OF 1ssessneut roll tor open.
l1g IN ai!ey nom PaulIna street to Reuben street
through lots G. and 10. block 81, section Z; 10
Nhieh objections had been died by b, Wunhipeton.
Referred to Committee On Local Assea.ments.
Presented and asked for the confirmation Of The
following described assessment rolls:
~ to5 ne erection of Lamp posts On Fulton streai
For the erection Of one lamp post on tha s. E
corner Of Sixteenth Etreet and Praiste ayeupe and
one on Prairie avenue lis feet sonth OF Sixteenth
For the erection oflsmp posts on Indtana avenue
between Twenty-second and THenty.foutth
] For he erection Of lamp posts On North ps.r.
! For ma errrt,on ~ I.r7, rc.ts - y .shf g M
street: - 'A-3P f070 VI A'o1'o A'N'.1o
For The erection and .euoya, of ramn no.ts y,
xouth Wrter Strcet. hetWeen w., II ia@P @ Eoas ~
streets; 4'A'A 1'A ALL
For the erection and remnys1of ,,mn mai. =,
Sonth Nnter strrets h.t,r yU.h.E.L EIet1 "
avenues, ~'s '@'1 '-'Aa'l s1o Aien1s'a
The nssesement rolls ycre eeyera1]v connrvnad h,
he passage Of the usuai order oi eandna,nn ~; ~
tac5ed theretn. 1'@- eAAe1 ~ soua1 1l0aaoa at-
: m. co,,,t.e1,s- 49,. y. ~
ment Of recepts Ind tar sn
December 1AaS. whfrh xns Va
:! Ordered IN r. nfscst1 ~ nr.
Aian
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ILLINOIS & &NICHIGAN,CANAL.
Trustees Rersst for: 1866.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITUpps
Il. - ASAe>1*
The Work Of Enlargement.

!ne aunuA report OF ihe Trustees OF thr y1l,r,to
Mleo,san , Gnnal ios 1865 Il Published. Tbe Soi.
loving table shows the receipts sud eIpsnditnsrs M
REcEn1s 1865.
! J. eaIea O. Mnda AID dlots.-......... S3l. oaas5
Notes pad ios p1cv1ous sales,. II 'GSs Ss;
3aM tos, Dec 1864, 10 Nor: 90, 63 ax1 80 Il
+ nsntss a,a "ater poWes, lands, and szle Of
O. sale ae q. a. Old materials. pumping VI. >
- Ter &C.. ............,. COZ M
.. Interest On depoeiis Link oi Commerce aSSn1S
g.lsrca tstpts ra1e.s Ios lsa5 ....$t775146
'p"A'eo NOV. ~. lSs4..-..-.. 1G337473
Total 70 be accounted ios, Eoy 50 as, ,s5sI m -
a.- k1PESDIICKra, 1855
l. f1ncipal OF reEfttered canal bonds. n no m
:. Matntenatce, repairs, and rrneHrje or "''~S''"
canal fecders, and pumping engines. IL, seo "a
!. Tolls, expenses Of collection, rupeytu-
tendenee, lock tenders, &c, &c 7.sa ~
g. Contingent and general expenses. fsM3 II
D. CanA property, Eales OF land, and ex.
r. ,1,arsst si =. 144a
~ nAu uansse--....s...-.+-... 1856
p.isra sMapGuotiafes, n 1e6a...-...... .$149Gatta
~s''o@' VII nao"''''.... -.....-... -, ,705.31
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1T stated that A1. Gaskal wrote one Of Charles
Dtckeus' Chrasimas Stories in s'D1. Mad2oadH
Prescaquons."
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| leIred communication ft,ne r11s IT.. ss4 ~ ~
Or IN relation 10 the claim OF lie MljIfnan brir5
sabmitted report reepm1uendm,s the M s..1, -, 80
accompanying ortirarce tn relation 10 lhn Fsmova
Of the dead from the 6act In question,
| AID Kuickefbocker moved to ilf The bt.nk n.
lating 10 the eaary OF the proposed
Win $2a" tarted-
4, AID. Bond moved to MI the blank relating II
me number Or the proposed committee OF arrange
nents with "thlee, one IRON each division" !" Car
med: -
| Ald. Moore theu moved TO concur In The report
and pass the ordinance; md the resotuunn prevail
ed oy the following vote:
,dyA-A!a Gsgt, hn1-ks1bockef- Sh1np; Cafter,
Eat1e1,t WieE5, AcRoy. Wfh1nIatt1, snst1aao.
Aann, Ma4~o1x. Haen' Moosei "anst,g. rnsbee
| Woodard7 BIZ bond. Knsee!l, Hoaouget, Hub,
LAWSON, snaeElofn An1 Stak-
1ekEAlo. - doaen ~ ano ,iI Eaanzsa-s s1ae s
l9e !onoHiog = .ne .1aaance 9na as passea:
hS ~ MI,, 1.s ~ ~ ~ w ~ rue dead
noM toe At1'n'a" o"ss VI 1ne oiu city Ctme-
M;J. IEaJ. 1-. t,t,~ =. on. ..
a.s aA4sASs -. ~ .na w 1olS 1oftJelght {43)
:i snd t - aa.,tnn ne Sana! trustees sub
dyteaou OF sfciou tnlF1y-tmee, ioWpsh1p forty
noltn kanEe east or the Sd principal neft.
a!an, ~ HI ~ " I1leafo, county OF Cook e-d
III rasta nna ne1esotors part of The old
oi Jacob Anllman, deceased, and uherear, Fe-psr.
enase o! said usct Cannot be made at my REASON.
ao!s anI .a.ss e.
ne hotses TS;. Z ~ become necesss.y to remove
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order:
OFdtrsd-ThaI the Beard OF PUBLIC Works be-
aod they zre. hereby requested to ans4 proper
protection to be placed upon the Ityef Wnll
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

A MopEsT ESTIMATE As b sample
Of the utter reeklessness Of the organ
~ the Deni john oerapy OF this city.
we refer our readers, and It's own, 10
the estimate made by that paper yesa
teFday morning, Of the crowd upon
the corner Of Third and Main Streets.
on Tuesday night Seven thousand
y the modest figures that very yeraeiT
Gus sheet sets down, No sane man,
with the slightest regard 10 truth, or
TO public opinion, win pretend to say
that there we're At any time over 1000
people on the streets, We have heard
no Democrat elaipl over chat number,
This crowd was surprisingly small
considering the notorious character Of
tho speaker aud the appliances put
forth 10 oall out crowd, They even
fesorted 10 the . dodgef dodge,
When we FIRST arrived al the Mer-f
chants Hotel we heard Mr.. Whittle-
sey remark very enthusiastically that
there would be 5000 people thtfe IN
fifteen minutes, or less, an aeknowl-
sdgmeiil that tho nnmbet was lees at
that time, and ID was not any greater
at any time during the evening but
was rather less. We don't think It IL
profitable 20 misrepreaent wh9t hun /,
dreds Of Others See. - "a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
A Crown of GLORY.

Every Man, womapand Chiid who has
aaed FtF
sfieRLiNOA AMnR0stA
unwilling 10 recommend H. Three years
rapidly increasing sale have made the
Ampfosa ftniouseil eyer tle MonR
fF ~ WARRANTED 10 pLHAaR.
u cures Itching OF the Head,
y makes new Hair grow on bald Heads
Az prevents the Hair nom Failing Out.
10 renders the itar aoft aud aiOaay, a.
uieanhea the scalp, Goods the Heated brow
Removes bahdfuf, Cures Nervous Head
ache, Cures badness, inAuraa i,uXurinnt
s Looks. ineiinea Lair 50 Curl, Aupefeedes
~ wiga' ftiiia Han tNiters dttett arpafent al
mnec, alttFitth eMi0fi local 49, " .fI
.sa ToTaE LADIES aiF
We say, the Ambfasa will silt you 10 a r.
Elegantly put up, neliohtaly pefhimed
Fatrpniaed by Opera singers aud "A otfesses
sold Ia splendid boxes or cartons, contain
s91in ss WE lf,p . eSssiS 99bfl pesnias
There ia no mistake about It, arEit.
LIMOS AMhtuRIA ID the best noss
agreeable ana effective toilet la the world
10 prove this, fry carton, n
sold by nrnRgatA,
sfste NruMLthn's AMhhohfA MANUFACTURE
aast. fLtu 81 zlaHa hnMrAHhs Fl hIUa
alh Fulton Street, New York.
movtsdwly. - 81 s-~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

PuntIo SPEAKiNo,- Captain VIM,
Reavis by special request Of che 6iti,
zens Of that vicinity. will speak AZ
Sharon School House, Warrick
County, on Saturday evening, Oeto-
Der O, al seven o'clock. The Captain
il an Able,and eloquent speaker and
we hope the Union men Of that vicln-
ity, will turn out en nldsse and take
their Democratic neighbors with
them. -Hel
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

THE People ALIvE.-We called in
for momont last night at Masonic
HALL and TO our surprise found il
neprly fuHqof live Republicans, all
bright and cheerful in Wow of tho
prospects ahead. we newer saw a
people more in earnest, All are de-
lterminod TO do thbir whole duty, and
mako the majority overwhelming.
Vietory'is already lowering over their
standardllIt was simply meeting
for conferences, entirely unanhounced
and spontaneous.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

(. TnANKss--0ur clever and attentive
tSiend, James Davidson, of the house
OF Samuel Orr Il Son, has our thanks
for . copy Of tho Belfast Weekly
Northern Wig, one of the leading
newspapers Of tho old world-admi-
rably printed, and full of interesting
reading Among other things Il con-
tams detailed account of II voyage
across tho ocean by two mon and a
dog, IN Il boat Of two an half tons
register, Hf ae laa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

ONCE MoRE.-40m eompositors
seem to bear a special malice against
proper names. We wFitea beautiful
hand, much superior to copper plate,
but daily we arc mortified by having
our, dearest friends nick-named, For
instance, yesterday morning wefound
DR., Gensing staring us ii the face,
when we had written DIR. Genung.
These things are very trying to Our
temper, but we try 10 bear Il with
christian fortitude aud hope our read
ors will. '' has
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

FLARKED AdAfN-A MOVEMENT
ANTIoIrATEp-A BusTLE IN TUE
CAMP on PniLfsrIaEs There was
CONSERVATION and great tribulation
among the terrified Democracy tits.
well Known that the leaders Of that
played-out concern, some week 0T
moro ago. announced Il grand torch
light pfbedsAloh' for M6hdny night
next, The object of this was TO fore
stall last rally by the Union party
ION that night, and BY having demon
stration and creating an excitement ~
that time to draw Ia the weak minded
and doubtful. and hold them under
guard until they had voted them next
day. The Union men were not TO be
headed OBJ inthat atappeFf4pdbeipg
elated with their success in the torch
light business on the night Of the,
food, had also arranged for torehs
light PROCESSION on Monday nigh B chat
should eclipse all former efforts,
They went promptly TO work gaths
cred ia tho old lamps, and have II
thousand or two more making en-
gagged their music, and had everything
in good working order, iaa
La the meantime we saw nor heard
no preparations on the part of our
DehlooratiG brhtherh, aud rhaly had
begun to think they had eonelu-
ded that they could beat US so eafy
that il was not worth while wasting oil
ON tho subject, For once, however,
we were mistaken Yesterday the
Democracy walked up, and went to
work in earnest. We are told that
they have ordered 300 lamps they
know their strength pretty well--and
two of their highest funotionnries set
out TO engage music for the occasion.
singularly enough, the several bands
la this city We're. all engaged. They
had waited for M engagement got a
good offer, and closed the oo1trnet.
We're very sorry but the application
was presented TOO lhte.@ "Whos poem
hero since I've pecn gone was the
Agonlzipg cry of the distinguished
leaders.
& 0Thoa thetpfwas hnTyine TO md
fro, and curses loud and deep. Froth
and efOidhl werehdbundaht) All the
bands being engaged, application was
at last made 10 the two wandering
boys sthat go dddling about the
streets, "a we are told, but they shook
their heads mournially, and said,
= Engaged = Spectators ipbeholding
the stir aud hustle among the faithful,
inquired with white lips, What's the
,iraotion2" ! and even tho editor of the
Bdgt Oktood aghast and looked
mucbly perplexed A council Of war
was held with closed doors, aud mono
but tho faithful knows what was done
or said. Presently Johnny Burke
was seen mounting his beautiful
sable steed and dart from view.
Knowing ones hintod that ho was off
to Richmond to secure band. r-rnsss
1 A friend suggests that they should
apply to the Crescent City Silver
Band, rs it is not likely they are on
gagged for the season. Now, II is too
bad, amt it2o A grand torchlight
procession, and no musiol Iohabodl
Iohabodl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
.unIoN MnN WIpn A wAkE.-t4There

.unIon MIN WIDE A wAKEs-n'rhera
was another fohhing Uhl6n injecting
.At'Hehry ilAmz's, PeriSa'ewhsliip, on
Tuesday evening, About qRe, hun
dred and fifty people were there, tho
greater portion of whom we're voters
Speeches were made by Alvhh< John-
son, John s, Hopkins, aud Col, John
Rheinlander the latter ii, the Ger
matt Aadg6agey The CRESCENT City
Band, as usual, furnished soul Iinspir-
Ing music observation-disclosures great.
SGT down Perry for The party or lIber.
" and progress by a large majority. I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

Inc following persons nave been
appointed, on the part Of the Union
League, 10 act as members Of the
Rallying and Challenging Committees
at the election Of Tuesday, October
9thS 1865. EOgs&fEEE
CHALLENGING COMMITTEES.
Uppey Preeinct-Wm. II. Caldwell,
james II McNeeIy, Blythe Hynes,
Albert ,steapbanl4 II James Taylor,
Fred. K@hn.
,Middte ,Prseinet-7Jobn Greek, VIM.
Heilman, Christian Decker, Henry
Feldhacker. Samuel Haylin, William
Green.
LOwer Precinct - Robert Horn
brook, Henry Huber, Alex. Simpson,
QPrirts FeasarC Capt Philip Wassem,
Jacob Mathes.
RALLYIsG COMMITTEES.
Dpptisghecli1tS-J ohh 81. MeOorkIe,
VIM. Bedford, Sen, George Liant,
Philip Goerres, Eli stinson, William
Pniett, John Berger, Redben Hart,
John s. Hopkins, VIM. Dean, A. M.
MoGrif, John u. Glover, VIM. Mills,
Charles, Redding, pr. X. Heaso Jacob
Wagner, Thomas Hopkins, j. O.
Jewell Philip Hornbrook, l.. B.
Fould, Abraham Gumberts, VIM. ~.
French, Robert Hull, VIM, Suhrhein-
irioh9 6hb0 Henry s6bta,i f'ct9fzapp,
George ID. Bowen, Robert Barnes,
Capt II, y. Dexter, VIM. HunnelI,
VIM q. felehart. VIM. 49, Baker,
James q. Jones. James Davidson,
John u. Taylor, Charles Viele, Sam.
Archer, David j. Mickey, James d.
Riggs II, K,geWells, Isaac Keen,
Charles Babeock, } j Whitaker, J..
>, gaquess, Matthew Hcnning, Capt.
Wihs IlAiftia ~ UsbJfh,o SoA1th sa-
berton, Charles Uttredge, William
Grange, Henry q. Gwathmey, and
VIM, Bedford, jr.
lavhidslzs fsssEyw4 2 ErrBhJgOCook,
Henry Kramer, AdoIph Helscher,
w. II. H., Hopkins. Ed s. Cody,
Philip Euler, IT,, job" Schubert,
Albert johann, Michael Becker,
Thomas Royst6n, Christian Kratz,
stacob weintz, Fred, u i,uckur, 8 ohm
Decker, m. .. Daisttttell, Fred VAIN.
seidler, Alanson w. Chute, James
Uric, Frank Green, Henry Cook, j.
$. Ors.yehq gStooksgsiW. X. Baker,
Tbos. II. Crit, 3 William Tcamer,
Col, John G., Grill, Jacob g. Smith,
Charles Klin9hefcf,V Philip Hit,
Samuel Orr, Jacob Sinzich, Films
Weber, J. A. Birkenbusch, Fred.
str,iub Capt O. II. Allen, VIM.
Loewenthal, John W. Gruen, Ed
Burfisl John Gtiasl Peter Haberer,
Alex, BurleX j.. II, ,RelkerI Jacob
Frmlich, Wmgq Maitland Wm. q.
Newett Robert Skinner, Wm. Saber-
ton, Geo w. Henson, and VIM Paine.
Eorcy- f'rrcinrt.--5orcn Sorcnson,
William KolIa.V Clark Cody, Henry
Dodenhof, jacob Bennighof, Anton
Tenyoorde, Valentine Kramer Jas.
Wiltshire, Henry Kreipke, Martin
Stolz, Anthony Refs, Henry ,,JeAnson,
John Nngcht, George Hooyerj Chas.
Schqum, Jacob Sehqqnor, II. V. Con
termdh, eFrank Fares, AAndrew j.
Hutchinson, james Swansongi Albert
Thad LsG onant, Anton lIelb-
ling, VIM. Tieihah, Spencer Gldzier,
Willipn 6podipg, DISQUALIFICATION,
John Brose, Edgar Sharp, Fred.
Deuhler, Peter Hess, John M.,Glcich-
nan, Christ Wunderlieh,s. Victor
Bisch, August Klauslside, Captain
Michael Mueller, Robert. Little, John
John Mdth, Fred, Geiger,
Ihnratau Malaa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

TIE New, ENGINE HOUSE, The
new Engine House for the now steam
FIRE engine, 6prner 5pf Walnut and
Third Streets, is rapidly going up,
and will be oapaoious and handsome
building, nGording ample room for tho
engine aud hose reel, accommodations
for the engineer, aud for the present
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
CITY NEWS. /
UNION GIILn MO0M

10 eDeD day ana night, and the public
are Invited % visit IL (Masenie Hall, corner
Main and First streetsl, The room is
Gem tortabiy furnished, ana well supplied
with the latest newspapers and campaign
documents, uHian iaaa siwilL eema and
bring their friends, Strangers will be
spaeiadiy wsleemsa,t MasieisyaTy night by
the Crescent CITY band,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

AEnfvgD. I've noticed yesterday
upon tho Ieyeei lsome, thirty tons Of
large gas pipe or mains landed here
yesterday mpFpipg BY the steamer
Louisville for .tbe Eyensyille Gas
Company, This invoice comprises
about lG5 pieces, including . small
lot Of lamp posts and cross joints.
The Gas Company propose to lay these
mains at once, and When. tbey are in
use We win Be' furnished with beay-
ieF pressure Of gas and d, better light.
The rapid growth Of the city and the
largely increased demand for gas ron
der the small pipe or mains, hereto
forein( use, Insufficient fol supply Il
full head Of gas, hence 10 h observable
that during the early evenings when
all the business houses hotels aud
other public places are lii up, the
lights burn dfmly, while at a later
hour they commence blowing off.
The new mains viii obyiate this diff
foultyi and will f4ynish q sufficient
supply Of gas 20 afford a good light at
all hours. The large mains will be
laid DOM beneath Pearl Street to
Water and up Water TO Division. IL
~ expected that Wltlis q year Of two,
If oar city continues TO improye as
a Ill sf EHH &. fsN VI
rapidly as IN tho past, ID win be neqes-
safy ID Increase the capaqily oi the
gas works, or at least of he-lareda
gakAbhIef ] ! = n q 10
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

ArTEsrIos,-The Union Challehg-
Ing ,cQqImlttpes, aud bs inahy, Of the
hallying Committees, as can do SO,
wiil'attqhd' ~ fRq League Rooms to-
day At 10 O'clock A. NJ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

FoDDBa LowgR.- Hay took a sud.
den tumble on Locust Street yesief-
day morning aud somn of II got down
to tho ground, but tho owner being of
a persistent disposition went to work
60 bull tho market, and with the
aid Of . four pronged pitohfork, his
hay went up again, In other words,
load Of hay fell off wagon and was
put on again, About tho only iheir
dent that occurred yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
ORDER OF PROCESSION
AND ROUTE or rHE
Grand Union TOrchIIght De.
mOnstratiOn,
saturday Night, Oct. o. 1890.

chiel Abffgsitai-lel, John aheinIanaef.
,AAsfsfa1f Afqfsbaks John dfssls, Captain
Alex, Darling, Capt, fa9gille, Victor iiiseh.
Adeiph ffaHiip, Capt, fhllln Wassam,
Henry siuItz, Den. H., driaith, Col smith,
The different organizations will assemble
Al their several rendezvous promptly az 7
o'clock =, M aud march as followsi
N Fifst Ward viii form on Third Street,
right resting GA south side Of Main.
seeohd Ward viii form GA 1hird Street,
reaE9f First Ward. etHstars
+ Ihihl Ward will form Oh Leeust, right
resting on Third Etrest, s4f 4sU
Fourth Ward will farm on Locust Street,
in rear ef Third Ward. ., fg4f..
d rim Ward Will form on Third street,
right resting on north side of Main.
) fpphg Amsfiea Clubs viii fpfia on Main
Street, right resting opposite Court House,
sixth Ward viii f9@n on Fourth Street,
right resting op A9rth Main, a3aff
/ seventh Ward viii farm on Fourth
Street, ia rear ~ sixth Ward,
\ Eighth Ward VIII form on Main street.
right resting on Fourth. UIll
Ainth Ward VIII form on Main street,
Ia rear 81 Eighth Ward, .tse....ff
Independence Delegation will form on
Second Street. right resting GA south side
ut Main, .nrs
The procession Will move down Main
% Fifst Street, down First Street 10 Fulton
Avenue. ZAP, Fulton 10 franklin Avenue.
Wbefa speaking IN laeFman and ,ispgiish
Willis bad Al 10 o'eleek n. MaIbA process
sion viii fsfpfm ~ regular oFdeFnaBd as-
eoft Judge pelirplefap Frankllnte second
Avenue, down Second Ayenns 10 Canal
Htfeet, ~ FpnTth ~ tngia lsIeet, down
tngie 10 Thifd slfest, up Third lstreet 10
The Court House, where HOW'LL ba dis
missed, tt ,tf4.t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

ANOTHER CIlANqE,-We SEQ that
another change hpa taken place in the
proprietorship of the famous Eureka
Bazaar, Viekery Brothers have bought
out Ben, Thompson, and take poseqs5
sion At once, An observing friend In
that neishborhood informs us that
the notary aud painter, who have been,
heretofore, retained at regular month
" salaries, to aid in making the
changes that have been 80 frequent,
have been discharged, an indication
that the ownership heheeforth will be
permanent, n<. ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

ncA- We hope the Committees call
cd togothcr'tis morning willprompts
" respond in force, as business of
1theNhnqSt Importance viii be consid
cred, ia'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

<MbnI bumhrhJWe noticed, yes
terday. a large raft Of pine lumber
being broken Up ahdJ Minded 81 tho
wharf, ia front Of the city INTENDED,
wy (prpsnpei for1FpmsI Of our entcr.
prising lumber mGn, 80 The season has
beer, very. fayer9ble for Fppnipg RATS,
espeeiallyiduring theimnonths oerSepa
tembef, md Had our builders aud
lumber. biftcliaaesi,o9b endowed with
pre-science, they might have made ii
nice thing Of j, by buying RATS at
Pittsbprg, On above, and ~ running
them down on the present food.
There i, scarcely, q limit 70 the de-
mand for lumber ii this city, that
demand would be largely increased If
n reasonable or material reduction in
pricefoould be established.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

OYsrras.~-L. Iglchprt 4 90, are
daily rocoiving 6ne, fresh oysters of
the best quality. Call and try them
The trade supplied.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
20 - ~ D n HtfHITt 8
u o 0THtNG SYRUP,
ron CHILDREN TEETniAd,

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which greatly facilitates the process OF
lseLhing by softening the gums, reducing
II al AUTHORIZATIONS will siiaf AM fAth
afn spasInHdie aeti0n, and Is FL
suhh 10 HEGuLATE THk BOWELS,
Dspsnd upon 10, mothers, II will give rest
isklfkr Am nhALfh/r Yo6a fnTAhqs.
We have put hp ants4id this article for
over thirty years, and can sag u, condolences
@sd ruth of II what we have never bsen
abls 20 say 81 any other mediainsl aspsr
Aas Il H4iied ia a stH0is i1lstanoe 10 eDspf a
sure. when tiihsty lIAeh Never did We
hn0w al instance OF dissatisfaction by any
sne who used IL, on the contrary, all are
seligbted with Us operations, and Ataak la
tAffAH dF 'bshaineiItiatishssof ftA Maeiaal
sasets and medical virtues, We speak Ia
Ania matter ,,0hat ips 10 knei0," after thirty
gsaTa experience, qfq Hfal9s or reputation
~ tAeJiIiiia.sat " a0i1at No here ashiars, la
almost every instance where the infant is
sunering from pain and exhaustion, relief
wili be found IN hfTeen or twenty minutes
SITTER the syrup Is administered,
Baii directions for using will accompany
each bdttie, Nome genuine unless the fac
simiie OF CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York,
il on the outside wrapper
sold by all druggists throughout the
wofid, n4t
fHtoH ONLY IS CENTS A haffLs, 81
aaayiU decd, w a.