davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-13

ArAr1n Wrppuo.--4Al.cr two years OF connu-
b,a, felicity, Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Mfoed eelehfstsd
thelr paper wedding at heiE residence. NO. u
uiusdase street, on Saturday evening last
Friends Of The hmily were invtted to attend
Young bachelors and fa1r n,aidens came, bearing
IN .tei. hands bridal gifts, and In their hearts toe
slightest un~c OF envy At lhe dpmesslc bliss ihey
witnefecd. Fathers Of families wlth theif
mattpuly wtvee came to conefatnlate
sous met 10 eouuteaance inc dignity Of tho mar.
fiacc state, and uphold Its tlme.honored customs
snd ohee1Tancrs. Paper alone Was he e1Ieu!anns
medium the tpceIn basts In the mats1nonni mar;
fct not being reached un'tt taenty.dse yesFs o.
copartne,ship in the grand ha.iness o. ne u.
tecn accomplished. Paper accotdtug!J VAS sos
| tnrrd Into every contciyablc Shape ans
form 10 Clye expression to tho occasion
| The bride was osnamcntcd With pspe'
wreath. collar and cult, while tho E1oon
dhcouutcd linen with The same mhtcrta'
stationery Of every Kind, cha!acte! ano desesap
| tiop wsa presented 10 the tar br!He. ann osas
| mems OF lhe eame stock, With conslde;aole tnse
| nntfy vest invented 10 grace the Wedding.
| AT being = rapc1 wedding Il was not necnts1
r,Iy t,a.es a1sir. solid, suhstan.lai happsnes
micned i supreme. Music and dancing allied u
iesous hour, md ere midnight was ushcred u 9
ihe wings Of time Etotons supper cfoMneo - - s.
cnterfainusent. Fu11 luat!cc Was nesoo o9t " =
| repakt and the Eaestr departed with ft9n 81 =
crei that paper weddings could not forever Ast,
, 1866-11-13
Sealed Proposals

VIII ee re-elsed At his ONCE naui Tov 9Th iaa h,r
Nh o0t teet 10 lengths Of troua 20 70 IS ttct Aad
fftS f Ienc;ts of from u 70 s feet 1he Iuocf p -
Hsterrd - In ne titY Of thtca&o, the grounds Of
fhs EoMp psuy Gu the South Hranth OF Ch!ca@o avet.
nettTerT "a coz cence within 20 days TON uAks o1
cpntfsr{ sod The whole % b DELIVERED CD or os@e'"
the 10Th day Of JarnAf9* 1851: ..... -. A.. ar
Ihe Confany reserve the right 10 feeet &a7 os a.
bids. ,..--.....,s a,- 77oher~
1sep''A Way HJORISDtR Ri4. Enxintef-
, 1866-11-13
! e4ss.M


MONDAY EVENING, November II, 1884,
Tbs following tAbles show tas receipts and snip.
meals Of produce durin. the past fost5 eight
hour:
, 1866-11-13
DKOPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
TxxAsCKT pHAErAEts
= DFvrCx Qy IYrxHxAL INvEStx1.

ofYfCx Qt NIHkNAL
WGHt381os, Oct 18Th. l5d-
Sealed prcpo.a Vii u sses'ea 3 .tioa Vt, 9s adn1
sen1r IN assessors and collectors of Iatesss tsee-
eo1e I: ro1ghout tnat Hotoe of sae .E'a X
Il nsesI rear ending June nth 1s6 ana na tes "sss
dsy of January. .s6 t9t supplyinx me AHoss Aao
sedess nsy ooai- scnsuie Of .ssslse e ns NJ
~ " deiTrrrd upon srrucat1oa 70 any A4.4soF Of
orrtor or 10 Ihe Commissioner Of lnt.1esl h.1eout
Sn n-nnoesb r1Il b. tuic1taloed tfun pafnes Hnd
.rn nnt regular Apufsctures1 OF d. A4e! II tho aro
ries lid fofCpr xll1 proposaA be considered u1lSi
fTsct Vii. Il awarded. be faithfully exeeuted
Rtts Y hct contain pres less than the TIT coat q
re srttr+r iii Be eonsidrred f4nduent rrcted
fne Two Hundred and Forty Collection Dt.tsie:s -,
d,stJIbutr4a ipla i've Deo2Itlcnt1. oe shown oJ %
srtrd3Ic fut ussed ac1 sch proposal must ai0e u
ueEarfmeDS It Ii 2r5posed to supply ~,
TIE CoDEttecner Ft1tTTe4 tie s1gat 70 TIN. -
b,as Of pats cf bids vhlch the interest Of fe G2ss
r eaI NAY 'eqciEe. The blaa shFuid b stftsSsa
@PEe II supplying s;auooeEy to t2ssIS At fS
oS@ SAH~~- Cern.sAa1--1-
, 1866-11-13

There syo no new features In financial uatteks.
Buafnesa 1t moet OF tho discount houses wAs
qpiot. tAouxh In nsne quartetz there xss = nEs5
active Sg1nand for Money-mosaH ca Gfa1n ac-
ceant. The market ID easy for ali trst t-elass COM
me,cia1 paper at 10 per cent Grain paper u
crosaly te1utlnIrsd md borrowers ind the market
o1osa> ID no adsnnces arc nade except On 1!ae
psrYtns, In the open market ooftneaa llRot'
Good signatures sre readily taken 1t II PEI ceof.
Less desirable namca eannotbe Negotiated for lesa
than 1s11s per cent par snnuIa-
E1eh1nse was qusct but hfm- Between osnks
there was mt uuca doas-aha few transactions
Effected being made \. g csnts premium. Tne
counter demand Is moderate. and the binEs are
making lust abont enough to rncestt- The conn-
T., rates we're trtn At par buying. and 1-l9 pre-
MUM selling. Buffalo and Oswego weso taken
| at $40 discount. Canada hills payable In New
| York At y OF.
r]orr wa dull, bpt held trn. Wheat ad'
| v.nced 4@5c, Corn waA irrezulaf-cloalng aooas
NC better. oals were without naatefi1l change
! Rye vaA 1c higher. Barley vas shade stronger
| for No. ., bat lc lowes On Rejected Whisky
VA dull. Pfuvsio1s were quiet but stronger
| Ness Pork advanced S1,0oa1l~5o-1ittlc doing
| lard vas sseady hut dull for present delivery
| Green Shoulders were active. Lake Freight
we're trmcr, Rio Coffee declined w.. susar
| wc,e NC lower on R.w nnd Refined.
Gold was lower 10 day In Scw York. The n1&t
ke, opened al lii advanced 10 lian. declined I
1,sy a,.d closed 1t 14i51-tho entarc range dunn
lhe day being l4sx xI1tsH. The following qnota
,ltps were received by Bo5d brothers, gold b7t
, 1866-11-13
cpxCAtsO LUM HER MAR R EEs

Rreds In U4isimnFe-SsyC0ber9
f,oxcr rrr ~ forx ard slowly acd nslatAinei II
ss;sgaH buAhel for good 70 ehotra sssn e naseo' :
Timothy We qnate II - a4sio, 3oa nA1seoo - @"1
, 1866-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MorpAr EvKx1xa. November Il; 1875.
The following IL m exhibit OF The oa1'nesa oil
tho Unite3 sstes Sub-Treasury In thls cry tf
the week ending November 10:
, 1866-11-13

UsCce or Webster City. OF both, and on 70 sho
LII ceois lin.
4 ruan IL a!-o easn-s'1y advocated from Bar
.'r"hp. tic Tott Madison, ta the State Inc fos
n on Hcditon 10 consider the feasibility Of SAID
&.d
, 1866-11-13
Tho weawa u.a,rs-a u massachusetts.

uufpcsen1y to leave. wnai docs nos nov e1lst, a
tcsl ectabc I9aisp to tho shipper, and tho Sof'h-
r1n vutEptFt
, 1866-11-13
T7RENCH LECTURES

TRENCH LECTURES
MADAME D'HERICnGRT
Vii, comu,epre Coutse II TWENTY FR2SCa Lee.
TPEa uun dInsTC1s SUBJECTS II general iateEeat On
Nor, II, n ~ p. u 1he house ot Mis-
Whittpx, aS8 Outs1lost- 1od c3ndn9s every Wean:a,
day u Tie as:nt hoaf. P7tee o. toe Co0Sse IL
, 1866-11-13

tot the ,<slous feelings existing Aaoo9 posno"
Of The Cuhan,a &C ,snt. azalntt hs tssfne VIA loo
On ted s,nts., alth nigh Gey sre coupeuoo 70
Lay to...s, aao u y ea1 est ahoI Gooas 10 "aen
chthpe ~. c,r,nd
Inc following 1re ihs sAsD:rf' OF &he eeane
Trunk Ia lway Of CanauA> fr the week enoAns
November 3, 1e66:-
l3k&4n$t14 ss'Hs'.~ I'm ~
Exrreks, freight nstls. atc. ~
Freight and lre stock -.....-........-.s o'-so4'o
rn+,, BIZ, ,gg5. On
Corresponding week last yeaz. pt1'1E'-'e
Iueees.e ...S e,4s9oo
, 1866-11-13


four oours Wezs:
Receipts. EEl9mtnM.
l1mbef4.. ..>--.++-.... 1t1 ~ ~
~ SA''S7'' 3lno 961t9
AlaYrc nee, Of vessels WITH cArsoea OF lumber were
On The market to-day. The demand VA good especial"
II tor 4ht better quaies sad prices were fully main
t.lnet About haf tbs feet Vas lett nnsold this cse.
Ing, salcs reported were Brig sauna Htfc. from
oconto 1se N Norway bo4rda and s1ipa q N, tash
stH&; cargo schr RITA Bell, from Muskf2on- 10 n
mixed !. fnoo: cargo schr John webncf, from Grand
T.ayefet 100 m. mostly etEfps. 1t &11o; cargo sehr
Stampede ttom Grand TFAserse. 80 N. uaostJ strips,
nt xunp CARO- s-hs J. Cochran, from GFaod Traverse
70 u, mo+ty asr1ps, 1t s2.Q2 cargo toow sea Star
from Grand MastAa ficr. % m ml1e1 nM I'm It
s17sD cargo achr G. q. RobeTts. from cfny DanEs,
VIA, Is m 1t tl3no for cu!s. s,a0o for camnoa and
&a2oo for for thsea urpee quaae. Of c!es1s - satn.
r1c, Al e4lo for Az" taved aud e1oQ for No. !. 1n
cetsr poss at i,c each cargo schf PeFstaffom AAa-
,stet, s. N }o.sts and scantlnR a ti cargo bcbt
cazclA from AAnlstee, 81 3ois ecantl!nx and shoFi
tmber It flsu cargo schr Challenge. from Pere MAY
oue.tc % m nom seloet logs Gull 1t &G, connon n
| fle.po uppess At e4too. .. ...
In he yards t1ado IA sAiEly active and prices Ar,
| steady aud firm II ths following uuotadons:
I Trxrve-F4rkt CltAx, !. TX, lA, And 1lneh .
, 1866-11-13
Canadian Bottoms and the Coast3nE
Trade

Some time si-cc. cou1delsble discussion WIS
e,}cIted In grim circles concerning Clearance
which sss given by the Collector Of this port TO
the Canadian schooner "Alphs." to proceed to
B1@alo with u cargo OF grain sone parties
maintained that the clearance conld not he It.
r,lly granted, whlle othess vese OF tho contrary
opinion ~,
ltetnr OF lhls port, was read On Change. ssai1ns
in.t hereafter, my Canadian bottorn, owned
vho,ty by ci,l1rua Of The United Sta.es can ohl1ln
clearance 1t this port for any other port In the
United s,ncs, npon the payment Of sf.s3 per ton.
The following Is the decitiop Of the Treasury
| Department On the question:
! An American OF foreign built Tessal oNned u
whole or In psrt BY aore ehrsrs not teet s., g
she Urfted States hist can be "eatitlcd 10 pflst-
| lila and Wcensed and, II not documented as !
fnrrtgn vessel must enter and clear II every pot.
snd pay foreign dues and fees - N Alien vessel ;
such vessels sannot enSaSs ;91 ~ s1e un 'A1e
vessel = hotlJ owred BY citizens o. ne unltsd
Statee nor registered. EeF enrolled ano Neensea.
| ,Ynar earTy on the coasttEy E2de-Aaat =. NH4e
not fo1eiEn, bal non POT ~ oas o,d.t Hboil1 q
domestic goods, other 1h1n Gifauisd epttts nv nv
shn rnr.i, also pay alien tonnscc d1ty a9a nsnt
roorey at every eEts!-tne CsIns NJ -, AZ ,ssc a
discharge earEo, i. consequence Of beng with
w" fWrizn butt vessel. owned who'll! BY cltaen
ri ira Tpltcl Stasct, saaE engage IN TIC eoasan:
q fudr uude- dissd.xnt-scs siEsllaf 70 Eese =
arne vrr sels wishou, na,tane p'pe.s. h ytstae
aer1thed :. bill Of ale" whereoJ soc VIII % PIT
,estfe estien = po! Ass sat ssaad isn:s, i
y wi n4Y nl;cn tpuuage duty. md l. with c1rE
Q .hr vfn be forfeited. Such Vessels III also
excluded from he n..S,1e;ss 5so eehasa .na NJ uai
q | f:-s r.rs1ties
, 1866-11-13
Zoo 4AlH TODAY.

CHICAGO DAILY MAR6ET.
an adtt e5 Gfafn reported tn fAt4 'nafktt ftposs
my S7,adt on bdsis Of ac sscTo9e H"!f&f oAeF1e''e
oppressed.
NoypAy EvUtNo, November II. 1873.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FKINHf1-IheE EouoW1ns
, 1866-11-13

A@ r,er tn...,.,....,..,,.,.... m $69.1136.
Second ciear, !, II, X, .nd z-lneh.. y :, y
Ts.sa G. Cry; in5s Ia; Pioorinr 70.
III. H'de....... ................. "-,.. sano7s
Common Flooring, toaEh.. h...........- sz.o3s
flooring. ........."................ w Hoo9t
@aeP moa FloaSspe.'.s.:......:.:.. sns se4 @ sooas
f11M es,heI IN essoaa ..s Na9s
F{Tst Common Dtrssed sidtnz....., nmta
III m NATURALIZATION. Co.. no9za
A Stock Boards, L iuehes........-.. Seas;
5 Stock Boards. II inches. SJnttl1
Common Bo7rda, totstA, seAnu1n1
Fencing and Small 11uoezs II - =, M.
,a,ts - "a sessr,nx il iss;.::.:..:: zaa5:
'gs ssst................::...,:...,.. -: - - w 7sass
snHoIH-A Or star shayni salnzles-.... ~,
No.l Sawed Shtng!o9. 9.......-....... a44
no. Saved dSh!nkles~..,-......... 31S
By car loed, b. Northwestern Raii.
cars cxn Be STITCHED. % any d.
car load IN tEack.....:....;..-....
Aor ssas ~ s. ssayed !. aSAai sains.ssa X n az r.
pve huuehea to 4 AouAA1d.. .......
Asawed Shingles, dty nsde. On .m
Xo. SAVED shingles By cariosa,aa
| tf1c1-...........-..ss.s.ss
Thrte do,lrs \ car load added when tAnen
which ehafro follows the ShtuKiA In freight Dill.
| mN6LH sIANDA0o. =,
Thlckness-F1Te Shingles to Be two inches IN
NnSth-Slxseen inches.
Bands-Iweaty iLehes~
Cop9aA-INeptT.nvh.
, 1866-11-13
x11lGIra

The otseaxl report showing the anouotof tu-
-. s,to ,hs Island Of Cnba, during the Jeafs
1s5,. lso4, md 1858, has been published, md e1'
t{h3is the following resnlss ....
, 1866-11-13

ROfOSALS,-Rurl. & No. R1v. h Il;
Prorossls Foz the gsad4az. btitzinS Gsin3 y; aae
fhe having al 1rack Of q niles o The Enfnn3son q
Mfsxon4 {byer Railroad, ~est from GsAntnu Sln ~
Tec<yed by me- non the 18th al TIC tn lsI, m N
plans and speclfcauona caa % insPee1e" ouAs >N"%
tina IL my Ii u 4. fH{i1sEs, Chief Ensneer.
purl1pKton. Iowa. Nov. :, l6A
, 1866-11-13

NoxpAr EyEx1xG, November H.
Ine yece1nts and snip1,tzu during the past 1HenE'
, 1866-11-13
rttp Notifies.
o1IFcT0R,s NOTICE-stste Of IN-

NFVfF7Ft3FG GN1TT17vE@rYSE ~ 14{-
4 NUL1AEC 4On0 A~ ASA
GITf Collzc1uE's n711cH, So111 Ell Ia
Pablo Ecuce u hertby kIS61 tAAt ~ - nvnnf
OctooeT eth l96& lpF tie colIsedan Gf tsa Annns
Taxe1 ssAeaad % the ftal eStA&a gan1ead = taeciE
CnlcaSo mi he u,uricpz1 JeaF lsd hAvs peeo Sla"
II mY hants f1r eoueclun. ~
Ali pxf3ous interested n 8fe ftqofs1e2 " s1ia~e
Tn r&yMent toe tsTes VII be colIecNd as tie esEt
~ t1I-Ts. n tne pe,1ocs t3hle TOR The payHeAS
@hs,xcf -
III r.. rr+n r-pasd On tte ar1t dl5 1t I1un-
vffl he eoljfcted Hitn Sn4e pr cent u ad-
~, ~ s.,d ny - a. D. HkALD4
Ct.J CpGecsof.
!. SN-1xrttrs x4shtar to x8ctftA.n tho k.1oCa. "
thrir ts.es nr u have theu W1ted VIII please hAud e
tht al ejr nzDpet - bere the nTSt cst Of
NtttrT nrttv LTD al.
H..1 @---. -. 1.4.
, 1866-11-13

The market for Local Securities Ia very quiet,
ouing to the scant amonnt offering. Tho dcmAnd
il good md The market II dru. VIC quote:
Buying. sellinX.
Chicago City Sevena, 100 l1J md 1ot.
Cook county 6eIcDs....- VI 70
, 1866-11-13

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUIN-
I ICY RAILROAD COMPANY. EnxdneG's o1aee,
chicago. Nov, I1ih, lS6-
, 1866-11-13
SIa3Ssf,0A.19

Ry hi. statement Il will be seen that the bn.'ea
States self Eoose of thc.r merchandise tn e"oe
thsn Spnl1 ltaef which accounts in somt E7eAauFs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
Amusements.

-
NEw METRoPoLITAN.-Las night a
large audience Of the. elite Of the city
attended the benefit of the Webb
Sisters Who played most charmingly.
The entire Company played well last
night, and the audience was rapturous
in applause asa aea
Tonight large and attractive bill
viii be presented. In the comedy Won.
snidsrkinz Miss Ada will appear with
the song of the Beautiful Dream, =
and dancea Polka. Miss Emma will
also appear in the same piece in three
characters. Between the pieces prom
meat candidate for public favor will
deliver discourse. This will be fol-
lowed by sprotean farce entitled The
Fortune Hunters, ID which Miss Emma
and Miss Ada viii appear in. three char
acters- each. The whole to conclude
with laughable farce, entitled Nan,
the Good for Nothing in which Miss
Ada will appear as Man" and will
sing Gay and Happy" Do not faiFtc
see these charming actresses. Go early
and secure your seats. a
LAST DAY I'm EVAEsvILLE.--The Pano-
rama Of New York city gives its last ex-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

The MoSrH or MARcH This, as all
our readers sknow,sis the last day Of
March, which, IN some respects, has
been peculiar month. aRIn the first
place, the 4th Of the month fell on Sun
day-a rare occurrence. Inthe second
place, we had two full moons during
ihe month, onss on the 1st, and one on
the S0th inst We have also had two
eclipses during the month, one Of the
sun, on the. 10th, which was Invisible in
this latitude, and total eclipse of the
moon last night, which Was visible.
Yesterday was Good Friday and was
strictly observed BY The adherenta TO the
Roman and Episcopal Churches ID this
city-it being with them high day. I"
Good Friday comes two days before Eas-
ter Sunday, which latter is regulated by
the full Of The moon. tits always the
FIRST Sunday after the first fun moon that
takes place on or after the 2lst of
March. go l
Last year Eaatar Sunday came on the
10th Of April, md Good Friday, the l4th,
was rendered memorable BY the coward
ly assassination of President LineolA
Tomorrow, April let, is Easter Snn-
day, and great preparations have been
made for its observance BY the Churches
above named. y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

ft z Ht4W
Coon News FOR HOME GuARDs. From
Mr.. j. P. Elliott, who has just returned
from Indianapolis, we learn that several
companies of the Indiana Legion who
have long been kept out Of their pay on
account of informality in their papers,
are to get their money at last. The
Claim amounting to near $4,000 has
been allowed. and some time dpriag the
latter part of April or 6rst of May, Pay,
master Fisher will be in our city with
the greenbacks. Thu following compa-
MES will then be paid: Capt. McJohn.
ston's, 10 the country; Capt. Simpson s,
in the city; Capt Carson's, Capt. Meint-
zer's, Capt. Grilrs, Capt. Williamson's,
Lower Bayou; Capt. Martins, Bayou;
Capt. r sitz's; Capt. s. Z. Morris, coun-
try; Capt. Gardner, country; Capt. Tai,
bolt, Blue Graas.zh qoI93o $
For. this liberal amount Of funds, the
boys are largely indebted to Col. Blach
and the other officers Of the Legion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

D% Having just returned from New
York, I am now opening the finest lot
of Spring Goods to be found in the city.
Additions viii be made daily, until my
stockis completed. Having bought all
my goods at.panic prices, ] am enabled
to sell them for the same that others
bought at, and make a good profit Re-
member that I will sell or make goods
for ssthan apy other house in the city.
Call and lock ever my Spring Goods.
and ssssif ] can't suit the most fastid~
ious, at No. Q First street, EFansvilIe
azs4 2ES ssae a@# y. n. CARLIE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

OUrRAGEoUs CONDUCT TOWARDS As
OFFICER OF THE LAw.-Yesterday Capt
Darling had occasion to go into Lsmas-
co, for the purpose of serving sum-
mons on q man, and not knowing ex-
actIy the residence OF the person be
wished to see, he stepped into Mr.. Mil
ler's store, corner OF Leet and First
streets, to make the necessary inquiry.
While there, a great burly Copperhead
began abusing the Union party and the
soldiers, calling them black Abolitionists,
and denouncing them with oaths and
imprecations, daring the Captain, who
is Sheriff Of this county, TO 60 into the
street and 6ght him, and using mena-
cling manners and threatening language,
telling him that the people of the North
were the cause of the war, saying that il
a man wished TO be treated as gentle
man he would have to go South, &c, &c.
The Sheriff informed his antagonist
that he did not want trouble, that he
was on official business, that he did not
propose to fight, and that he did moi
want TO discuss politics, &c., all the
while attempting to get away, moving
out of the crowd, who followed him from
place to place, his antagonist menacinl
him by saying he did not vote for him
using a great deal Of abusive language
repeatedly challenging the Sheriff t.
tight him, &c. Capt. Darling drdinl
that he could not rid himself from th'
coil. Of Coppsrheads iAto. which be hat
inadvertently fallensswithout beating an
inglorious retreat--absoluteiy running
or fghting,-he concluded that since b
had laced the enemy ia the front, ha'
been drilled in tho army to "hold hi
position at all hazards that he woul
"fgbt Il out on that fine ~--and he did
gaining q glorious victory When
came to the tug Of war" and ncthin
else would DO but eight, be placed bin
self on thei guard, and win AthS usuG
coolness8 andveeurage ofa soldier, b
made quick work of his antagonist. W
are informed that Sergeant White wA
il the crowd who thus molested an of
Ger Of the law. SO, this is the way
Union soldier, whom ihs friends of til
Government have rewarded by pIacin
him 10 Office, is to BE- treated BY sneal
ing Copperheads, who have at lal
tbrown off the workingmen's mask, an
propose to inaugurate the eight by abui
ing and threatening and molesting q
aLodieer. 80 VI Eli r.,laTr.aA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

TAKE NoTIeE.->Great bargains in al
kinds of Groceries, at the New York
Grocery this week. The services of the
boy who bore the hickory pole have been
engaged for short time, and be assures
us that be will sell goods 90 low as to
give every one a bargain who viii favor
us with call this week, and that no one
shall 60 away disappointed. We guar
antes good bargains to- ALI and warrant
every article sold to be as represented,
and TO give satisfaction. Great induces
ments viii positively be offered. Come
and see. PARsoss, ScovILLE & Co,
:, New York Grocery, No. 70 Main st,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31


The PANoRkMA-Bullsrd's Panorama
of New York City is still on exhibition
at Masonic Hail. Last night we drop
ped in to witness the exhibition, and can
attest that it is indeed a fne work Of
art. The artist has triumphed in bis
'laborions work ia painting o picture
true to life. There is no use in spend
ing . hundredeor two dollars to see the
City Of New York when you can do so
for quarter or ahalf a dollar, and have
pleasant seat to set in all the while.
The painting ID well executed, and is q
faithful representation of the city! II
you wish to enjoy a highly moral exhi-
bition, where you will learn more Of the
City of New York in one hour than you
could ina week If you were to visit the
city itself, 60 and see it tonight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

LovE-FEAsr- The soldiers "Love
Feast at the Court House, night be-
fore last, was indeed a feast Of love. Tt
did the old veterans good to talk of the
conflicts Of the past, as It was the first
meeting, and great deal Of time had
been consumed in general remarks, and
effecting an organization. II is hoped
that alta future meeting more time will
be set apart for that sort of exercise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

The EcLPsE.-Last night there was
total eclipse Of the moon. The shadow
began at 6 clock and 20 minutes, and
lasted until after IL o'clock At 10
O'clock the eclipse was perfect, and no
aign of pale Luna was discoverable. As
it was passing of, the moons disc had a
smoky appearances, 4 looking somewhat
like its light had been obscured by q
eemingling ot Ere aud smoke. !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

TRISITY CHuRcH- are authorized
to say to the friends and congregation
of the Trinity NJ e. Church that the
furnaces are in and the audience room
will be comfortable for those that attend.
Services ct 101 O'clock morning, and
seven in the evening" The public
are invited to attend-free seats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
A Card from d superintendent OF
Schools. siitlsAI

VIEcENNEs, Ind, March 20, 1866.
Mr.. welIever:
y SIR:-I rarely ever notice shows, ex-
hjbitions, or panoramas; yet I cannot
forbear. giving any earnest commenda-
ton. Of Billiards. Views of New York
City, The painting is fauItless, the de-
SIGN uReEeeptienabley aad- the-tFathful-
ness Of the scenes presented 10 perfect;
and as an educator, / earnestly recon
mend teachers TO permit their pupils to
take view of the Panorama, and there
by indulge in, at least, one object lesson
in Geography. As Superintendent Of
/ the Yincennes Public Schools, | allowed
all the Schools under Eay control 10 be
dismissed for ihs pnr pose ofaattending
BulIard's Panorama, and 30 did al
other principals In other Schools, and
there were present on the evening OF tbs
23d, over one thousand Catholic and
Protestant children, 10 enjoy triE
down Broadway.. Arson W. JOKES
Spp't Fincennes Public Schools
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
10 the Ladies.

Having secured the services of expe'
rienced and competent workmen 10 man
ufaeture ladies' fine ahoes.1 am prepar.
cd to make to measure Iadies CATERS,
balmorals, buskins, slippers, &c, 10 style
and quality equal to the best custom
made work obtained from Cincinnati, or
more Eastern cities Prices as low as
the best custom work sold any where.
T. W. TURNER,
. m3l-tf * mo I, First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

SPURIOUS TIcKETs.--The Oopperheads
wiltno doubt attempt to practice fraud
by circulating fraudulent tickets We
have heard it intimated that it is pro-
posed to leave Sergeant White out in
the cold, substituting Che name or
McGriff, or some other person, 50 that
the " No Party ticket may, ia a ,meas-
ure be delivered Of It's intolerabIe bur-
den. Look out for cheats.