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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-21

SUMMARY OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CIRcUrr CoURT.-In the Circuit Court yes
terday, the case of John P. Male ct al. as.
George Pegram ct al. was resumed. The
argument of the counsel was able and
lengthy on both sides, and occupied the
greater part of the day. At four o'clock
the jury returned a verdict for the defend
ants. 1t will be remembered that the
above suit was for the recovery of damages
to the value of a salt boat, which it was
alleged had been sunk by the steamer
Ruth in 1865.
In the case of the City of Evansville as.
+. Herischberger-ap by defendants
by agreement a Judgment of 81 was taken
against the defendant, including costs.
Judge Igleheart, counsel for plaintiff, and
Peter Maier for defendant.
Duncan Laurent as. the steamer Charmer.
Appeal by the defendant. The plaintiff
sued out q writ of attachment before q.
justice of the peace for wages. The defend
ant appealed, and the plaintiff not appear
ing, the cause was dismissed for want of
prosecution. Thomas E. Garvin, counsel
for plaintiff.
In the case of the State rs. Nick Staub,
on charge of stealing two hogs valued at
SIS, the defendant was arraigned for trial,
and pleaded not guilty. A jury was en-
panneled late in the evening, and the case
was progressing. w. P. Hargrave for the
State, and General Shackleford for defend
ant.
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!. --aslsR ANsvILLE- MANUFAcTURERs.-I is al
"saEzaVE a. pleasure to us to notice the manu-
s<sEEurtng interests of our city. Yesterday,
MA conversation with Mr., Green, of the
zEs.a of. B. Green & Co., carriage manu-
TEr94zrers, he informed us that of late he
-aEaad been shipping a lot of his work to Chi
sessEn- Inpoint of manufacturing interests
ssHe 7eel sure that Evansville is not to be
szmoezled in the State of Indiana, and that
z5gnherHstwOuld be much greater if we were
rrsrsperIy supplied with water. The move
trial fs.on foot now, to build water works,
~ carried to a successful termination,
wspprsld place the manufacturing interests
an advance ofswhat they are at the
? snresent times and not only that, put Ger.
-MsaaAy would greatlyenhance the value OF
ssszaueal estate in the4eity. If our manufac
1eaaxzers do mot seeitin that light, we are a.
sz4aksfn know from what stand point they
&C view this proposed enterprise.
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@SxE$CEET CITY SILVER BAND. - The
sz5xEsssntaC City Silver Band was out last even
IpEs pzaylng at the theatre. A large crowd
sEras attracted by the delightful music.
E1B Crescent City never fails to create a
sensation, ON whatever occasion it may be.
zzNs believe the band to be one of the best
.zm Ene country, under the leadership of
s7-stxs5 accomplished gentleman, George
AB2xren, with such eminent help as Prof.
Za3nSk, and all the talented gentlemen who
szDulpose the body. It could not be other
F%xMn a success, a WfE5s .RAasv&
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Business in the Re-
corder's Court is growing much more lively
of late. Yesterday there We're four cases
before his Honor. Xavier Mathis was
charged with creating disturbance, MAX
ing noise, &C., the result of too much
John Barleycorn, for which he was fined
So 90, with 81 90 costs, and admonfshed to
sin no more.
Henry Kay was charged with like of
fence, and a similar fine was imposed.
Thomas Bullen, in his anxiety to make
money, forgot to take out license, for
which he was fined IS 90, with costs, 81 co.
Alexander Underhill became disorderly
at Headquarters, and for that he was re-
quired to make a deposit in the City Treas
ury to the amount of s. 90, with s4s45 for
the attention paid to him by the officers.
Altogether it was a fair day for business
with the Recorder.
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sfxsxEsrxD.-Las night Marshal Ten
rS,xmxsSe arrested q man-whose name we did
ysaszL sezr-a-in the act of stealing pair OF
zsamepes from the boot and shoe house OF
.7esrge l.. Dixon. The fellow had been
] zsadGrzgs quite suspiciously for some time
.--arE as per consequence the police had an
Seyeon him. A few days since he was heard
&-aac say that he proposed to make some
zxuaney, and he was not very particular as
xaGEaow he made it. He was seen with o
SzEEef black hats, a cistern bucket, round
ssssce& .and other articles, which he offered
fzzzx sale. It was supposed that he had stolen
sxnern, and hence the suspicion that attach
xsaSk to him. He was lodged In jail. Any
ssevscns having lost such articles as above
'snmmed, can recover them by applying t.
MARSHAL Tenvorde.
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INTERESTING To STEAMBoAzsFEG. On
and after the first day of May next, no
steamboat carrying passengers will be per-
mitted to transport crude petroleum, nap
tina, benzine. or benzoley without having
procured O special license therefor as pro-
vfded by the fifth clause OF the ninth
section of the steamboat act of August 80,
1852, those articles being classed among the
z erplosice bttrning Jzasids," A failure to
procure such license subjectsthe delinquent
to the penalty imposed by the twenty-fitth
section of the same act.
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.rRrBurE .oF REsPEcr.-Yesterday the

TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-Yesterday the
szrnEEnbers of the holders International
ET5zfNn of this city turned out in a body to
zgrEy one of their members. The process
zstna was headed by the Crescent City Band,
zss1G Immediately behind the band one OF
ekHDae hardy sons of toll carried the Stars
=saaaE Stripes, at half-mast. This is a fitting
+ sEzlEzase of respect to the deceased, and is
= zERs=xannple that is worthy of imitation by
Z saszl ahe various organizations of laboring
saRKen of the city.
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CITY NOTICES.
NaORPORATION NOTICE.
u APRIL Is. 1866.
ORnER EOD DI NJ nTnTtII

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
And now it is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or
parts OF lots fronting on or adjoining the
southeast side of Chestnut street, from the
canal to Church street;
Southeast side of Chestnut street, from
Church street to Sixth street;
Southeast side of Chestnut street, from
cause the sidewalks thereon to ybe brought
to the proper grade, and that they cause a
sidewalk of Glass No. 2 to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publ
cation of this order.
A. NJ. ,MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, April 10, 1866. apr2o St
Z IIliCNll /
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vs. sEHAT lSTEALING.-Y Yesterday John Myer
sxRzs arrestedson charge of stealing coat
xfFnm Rufus Beckman. He had prelimi-
-znzxy examination before Esquire Walker,
80 saashwas sheld to bail, in default of which
IA @nr was sent to Castle Darling for safe keep
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liza Nor FoRGErTEs--The committee ap-
xs13zzted to draft a sGcnstitution and Ety.
xEsEwsfor the soldiers organization, are re-
x1nssted. koaneet at Capt. Leavitt's Office
szsts ascloclz, R. NJ, this day Let each man
Enea0ngine to the committee be on hand
4EnRctaally at the hour, so that no delay
rzmrEy occur.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-21

New MUsIc.-We have received from
Messrs. Root & Cady, of Chicago, two new
songs just issued by them. Andy Veto"
is the title of a song and chorus apprOpri-
ate to the times, well written, destined to
be popular, as all the compositions of its
author, Mr.. III. c. Work, are. eYftT ETr
Lille of the Snowstorm,'' is a sweet
and plaintive SOMEONE that will surely
sell, asst contains real excellence, and the
attributes of success. Root & Cady are
publishing number of beautiful pieces.
They are among the leading music dealers
of the country.
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~ORPORATTON NOTTCE.
q
~ APRIL Is, 1866
ORDER FOR REPAIRING BRICK SIDE

7 SJ1s 4oIlI U DIlINIA 'J41O1l-
WALKS. r3
And now 1t is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners. OF all lots, or
parts of lots fronting on. or adjoining the
south side of Fourth street, from Walker
street to Fulton avenue; 6fa
South side of Fourth street, from Good
sell street to Walker street; 98 ez3I aa.
Northeast side of First street, from Vine
street to Division street;
Northeast side of Second street. from
Main street to Sycamore street, - Hf4s
West side of Leet street, from Third street
to Fourth street; in said city, cause the
paired within thirty days from the publi-
cation OF this order. 81
A. NJ. NcGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks Office, a ril 10, 1866. apr20 st
Union CODY.
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ahio and Mississippi Railroad.
CITY NEWS.

~ tsgsNDERsoN.-On our visit to Henderson
GA before yesterday, we noticed that all
SHEA vidences of war have not yet been re-
xznoveA in that pleasantly located city. The
s3usar6 4 ouse bears evidence still of rough
sxEszZe
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-21

TlSHzNERAk VEATCH.-General Veatch was
9In5she city yeA 'terday. He reports matters
sMsl quiet in4oi11 Spencer, and the people
a1zaessly and ins'ustriously pursuing the
ispsscsful pursuits Of civil life. The General
AsaeEkiug we'll.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive bids until the Both
day Of April, 1855, for the construction of
brick Sidewalks.
Bidders will state the price per square
yard fof'sidewalks, and the price per cubic
yard foyexcavating and filling-saia side
walks to be constructed in all respects, ac-
cording to- the ordinance of the city; the
curbing te'be of wood. s
By order OF the Council.
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, April 10,
1856. aps20 1T
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S3r Our neighbor has a severe attack Of
Righteousness, such as it is. Some of his
friends are fearful the boy win not sur
vive. We think he may There is no tell
ing the luck of a-calf
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

IN APRIL 16, 1866
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive bids until the 30th
day of April, 1866, for the construction of
plank sidewalks.
Bidders will state the psfee per lineal foot
for sidewalks, and the price per cubic yard
for excavating and hlling-satd sidewalks
in all respects to conform to the require
mertS of the ordinances of the city.
A. M. MCGREFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, April 10, 1856. apr20 ct
lIIniOn cOpY.E
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INSTRUCTION.

saS- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
Essay OF Warning and Instructions for
Young Mon. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers. with
sure means Of cure. Sent free OF charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. j.
SKILLIS HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
fniladelphia' ia. - iea apr2o ssnd&w
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TINWARE.
III. E. BLEMKER


g aH
wYAs REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
- stand on Main street to- his new
house,
No. IA Second Street. b
Between Main and Sycamore, and received
large addition tasshis, stock of ware, so.
that he now has the largest and best select
ed stock in the city of 9 AsA 81
Plain and Fancy Tinware,
Cooking and Heating, Stoves, Mantles,
Mantle Fronts, the very best Enameled
Crates, fine and c0mmOHs SkilletS and
Lids: Ovens and Lids; SugaT-Kettles;
Dog-4rons; Smoothing Iroeas, fancy and
common; Coal Hods and Vases; Britain
MIA Ware; Iron, Timed, and Knameled
Ware, and everything connected with the
business; in fact, a general assortment Of
HOUSEFURNTHTNG GOODS.
ES- A good assortment of TInneTs' Stock.
Rs All Jobbing, such. as CHUTTEEING,
ROOFING, &C., done at short notice
All warranted as represented
Offers TO sell cheap, atwhOaesale- or retail.
Orders solicited. aprl8
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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chimneys, Pegs, and Feet, Or sale
at manufacturers prices.
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1855
is now ready for distribution, which will
be furnished to Merchants only, on appli-
cation.
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ICE CREAM.

AND viii be constantly prepared to fur
nish individuals and families with the
most. delicious Cream, in small or large
Quantities, throughout the season, on short
notice. Orders FOR Cakes Confections, or
anything in their line, will be promptly
and satisfactorily filled. april DIV
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7-a0 TREASURY NOTES. GoLD AND SILVER
BANK Norris, EXCHANGE.

BUYS u. 8. Certificates, Bonds, and other
Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Do
mestic Paper; and, for the accommodation
ed their savings in the popular Govern
Iment Loans, II offers to receive packages of
u. s. Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and
other Securities, on Special Deposit. free Of
charge, affording small holders the oppor-
tuniEy to avoid the insecurity aud risk Of
retaining them in their own possession.
jefgts an5A -a5 ssiK adafaT .aEa :,
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Us @ Is &
~ e5t eai-sf flrs Us lfstI lssft 4fff
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SALES BOOM

Main Street, opposite Court House. Foun-
dry pe2a mouth OF Pigeon Creek.
&c -Ordsrsasoaicited. III ~ ass feb
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,

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 10 be found in the West, and for
sale at
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TIMETABLE:
EE2nsville and Crawfo11 dsville..
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive
Evansville. Vincennes. T. Hautt
-zAlca0n'odt'n, 5 40 A NJ I0:27 A MI 4:I5 p N
.aaEzszf-------....... 9:15 A M 1I:47 AM 3:00'P N
- z1DEcennes Ac 2:S0 P NJ 5:l5 NJ ...........
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Nincennes. E'ville
- sEgsnnes Ac ........... $3.50 MI 9:I5 A N
SzsNs.sril5 81 Ac. s so A NJ Il: 26 NJ :0S P N
AAaiz1l ...-........... 800 P NJ 6:22 NJ 8:55 p b
RerTe Haute and Indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAUTE.
Leave. Arrive
&nt4lh5 Express. / 10 A NJ 1905 A N
a&ascs1Ealnodation ........... 7:l5 A NJ 80 N
Va --..---.............. $40 p NJ l:I5 A n
HGSs -..-...........s.s.... 4:2o L M 3:Z0 p N
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TiaPlate, Sheet IrOn& Copper,
Tin and Japanned Ware. q

tEts-E-4 I
sac EEH gEas3 aOH
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Mark 81 Warren,
NO. Is MAIN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF CANA, GLASS
Queensware.

NONsIDER OUR ADVANTAGES We
~ are now receiving our Queensware di-
rect from the PotteFs of the Old World AT
New Orleans, our crates are hoisted from
the Ocean Steamers, and placed on board
which land them at0ur wharf
in this city, thus making but one transfer
from
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General Banking Business,

ss3ItalI1 lcfftf 5-ese ~ - AVA =
~ 81 a4ss3sf sa faif ts@fn 4 sa9a5
And to purchase and supply
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-12

requested to inform Gen. Grant the, ,h.-,
vas : crowd Of citizens on the ou,s;',. W. W.
desired 10 see him. Mr.. Allen vscs ;n,o
the private box ard conveyed the INTEL;
gence Gen. 1rant; Who replied: Il can.
not and will not see them. Please tell the
commander 10 come TO me-" NJ Alien
communicated With command.- q pa
ker who marched into the thea,re .ni -
others entered Gen. Grants n,,.. "a ,n '"
viii ut giving Cap'sin Bak,r ,na..s. ~.
saw 9 single word Grant arproachs .1 .h." :"
ard said. Sir. am no pa,i,ic;,n. ~ DE-, d.
dent of the U. s. IS nv Comr.ns !.
Chief consider tie deuonstr.,;an :. :"
position TO the President, Ifvou b.x :" ~
regard for ne you wiltakc vour me, 80.
| am greatly annoyed at the demo,.,r.,;a.,
came here 10 ENJOY the theatrical perform
anccs. and WI ne elsd to see you to-
morrow when the Presiden. arrives.
The Commesc,ai m abiding 10 the pro.
ceed,ngs AZ the burnet House and Wood.
theatcr says A large crowd. quite N much
bent on seeing he Union hero io;nsd =, 'r' -.
clamor. But neither the sednc,;rs . - ,"s
Of the band nor the enthusiastic an. "o.',s
ind Ice the shy little man TO sor.., u.
had in fact snelt . rat; and dnph,l... ~
consideration Of the fact that the Presder,,.
party will he here to morrow. Of which =.
il At this time oSe; he yamosed IN. h,,.i
in the early part Of the evening and so"oh.
the retirement Of some frerd,e .,r.,a -
lor, where he was costly following up Ills
inevitab cigar. While the crowd VAS cali.
ing in vain ior his appe rance Gen. iawl;n'-
chief Of staff appeared on the bal.ony TO ex
cuse the Is'n appearance. of The Genc,,,
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lnvalide. broien down n nealth and spirits By
Chronic DyspeIa or suffering from the terrible cx-
hauetion which ollows the aiscss Of acute disease.
the testimony o. thousands who have been raised %
By miracle from similar eafS Of pfOetration. By
nOSTETTRRe STOMACH PlTTBRs. 10 a sure
Peasantee that ty the ssme mcans you too may he
strengthened and restored Bat to those who stand
in peril Of epidenIce, to all wno BY reason Of expo
sure, pFivstions. and unccnrenhl climate or nm
healthy pursuits, may at any moment be stricken
down. ths paragraph Il mot particularly and en-
phatieally addressed You. who are TINS situated.
are pronercd an absolute easenafd against the dan
ser That menace. YOU. Tone sndregulase the syrtsm
with this Harmless. medicinal S,inulant and Altera-
tive. and you viii BE- forearmed gsnft the maladies
whoee seeds foa, around you In the air unseen
HOsTETTERs STOMACH BirTE2S are not only
standard Tonic and Alternative throuk ont the uni-
ted States. but they arc accredited by the certificates
osthe most distinguished ci,isess Of the Union, to
the people Of all other land. In Canada. Australia
and the West Indies. they are gradually taking tne
place OF all otter .onachc whether native or fos-
sign and A. surely a. truth sproRressise and den'
oostration overhrows doubt. they viii evenmaily
eupefcede every other Inyyorsnt and RESTORATIVE now
e"Psoyeo IN medicinal practice
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Western Union Railroad.

TRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON As Fol-
i Lows:
excepted.)
Steamboat Express 1895 A. NJ. daily, lSus
"a xceo%nodsi!on e.soP N.
Al W. Az pORT BYRON.
Nail and Express 7:s0 r. NJ daily, fSundsy'
Steamboat Express las P NJ, daily.
Accommodation $3.50 A. NJ, daily, (Sundayf
Nail and Express leaving Port Byron at 7:9t
makes close connections tor Chicago AMI al
points IN Northern illinois and Wisconsin.
Steamboat Express connects ut Savanna with
Steamer Lansing Tor Dubuque. arriving hours
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
..Steamer lows" leaves Davenport al A. NJ
connecting At Port Byron with Steamboat tx
press, and at r. NJ. connecting with $50 T. u
train.
AT Racine, with Goodrich Line" steamers fol
Grand Haven. sshs buy gan and Manitowoc.
At Racine junction. with Chicago Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, kenoshi, Wankegan
and Chicago.
Al Clinton Junction. with Chicago 4 North
western railroad, Tor Janesvi!le, Madison, Pra'
irie du Chen and L. Crosse.
At Beloit, with Chicago Northwestern Rail
road. for FoOtviiie, Evansville. and Madison.
Al Freeport with Chicago + Northwestern and
Illinois Central Railroads. for Rockford. Warren
Mineral Point ssd 0alena.
A Savanna with steam packet Lansing"
eoe Dubuauo and through boats 10 st. Paul.
Al Fulton, with Chicago 3 Northwestern Rail.
road, for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids
~ Port Pyron, with Chicago 1 Rock Island
Raalrood. and steam packet "1owa" between
davenport sad Rock fslsnd.
Passengers will fud this road the cheapest
ena esieksst 70 II points 10 the Northwest.
q. G.. TATE, Sup't h. A. KNAPP, s3up't
Bastern Division, Western Division,
mavi7. Atil Refine. Wis Savanna, Ill.
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Bu0NVe oe Bourbon.
Wheat N0oe6o0es
oou0 Homestead Ryes
In addition TO our business of selliag Vince. etc.,,
original pnckagce. and In order to Insure to Gus
TONERS Pure Liquors In . compact and cuoveuieat
form. We commenced the enterprise 81 bostlinG and
packing In well known Wines, nrAndiee,
Whskics. etc. and have sent them out In style thst
Won pr~clude the possibility Of their being tanpcre
with bctose reaching the purchaser. The eebesa ap
probation aud gratifying that hae awarded o1r
cMOts has encouraged to maintain the etandasd =
regards quality. also 10 make increased eherts tn
tain the Goa Adsncc and patronage which has been
Ebciai.y hcetowcd upon us.
BTN1NGER & CO.
Established lssel Importers of Wines. etc.
No. IS Beaver street. New York.
The above popular goods are put M In caeee coz.
famine one dozen batt.cs cach and are cold ny all
pJon.incnt Druggists. 0roccTs. etc.
Opinions OF tho Preee.
The naue at 0lningse . Co., No. 10 Beasse street
iSsirM too 10 the exact and literal tsutA Of what
ever 'scy rcpsc~cst.-N. Z. Con. AdveSt:see.
The hrps~tts honsc u Hlninecs . Co.. Ne. I
tsaver s'ect. II c,aducecd upsa psncp!es u irtee
y.iairns-e and the highest hcn0e.--N Z. uvGllne
Expicts Junsii-dsndm-w-fGwcOw-ly
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rnOuFf AND CZoSAfS nanEDy vws
Sper0atoeFsea, Or Seminal Weokuesa
Or involuntary Nightly q Daily Loss, however cs,ees
OF however severn; While they viii speedily c0srec1
diooaee o. from He,eea Wiz
TIE SPeClFlC Pill. = e.,s,,v s,,Asa n N.
un g every species u Genital o. uginosy lsri.
sN'. Lm LIE; or /" Brick duet" deposln In the
SSss.... AuAS olscnarges and Weaknesses Of the
PROFESSIONAL oP1NioNs-r h.v. - ,..,
seeuvsc ma Y many casee Of epesmasee4Aea vim
L. L D. - ~
Aavs cared vesy severe casa With stuu sx n
e 9oae g yons Srens!o m. -. Roth, = D.
J. WlNC096TeR . Co.
8 JoAo q. NY.
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LATEST NEWS
~ TELEGR.lPR.

IRON New york.
INV Yosk, Sept. 12.
There were IL cases and deaths from
cholera reported in this city yesterday.
The cholera has almost entirely disap-
peassd from Brooklyn and the daily bulletin
yin soon b discontinued.
Fredsrick ritsmeysr one Of the boardsu
. H. Hotel Do Lion, o. Frankfort stsees,
~ fsund asaA at he deee Of his bosrdioe
houos. yesessday oosaine. Ghost O'Clock.
having besn shot through The bed in nys.
ssti"us manner BY parties unknowa. Leon.
ord 0say. John Pickett and Chaslss Min.
neegos who wsse With him The night previ>
ous. have been arrested on suspiei - Of kin.
ing him.
John Brom. 40 engraver and li.hogrs phes
81 Nassau street, was Yesterday up before
Commissioner Osborne charged With having
. transfer, press, dies aud other countesfxit.
Jog implements m his possession.
The litigation instituted between General
Santa Anna aad Diara Marissau, his alleged
agent. has bsen diseoa,iuu d, On equitable
seetleuent having been arraseed o. both
ides