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Petition fr I'':mni'y as .SUrciy.

fet't"n J1r l':Wnhy as surely.
Ii appearing To- Ih" satisfaction of tn.
Court Mat Il. T. WYE aud uiie Msr.
Aiirc. arh Crarlrs ilIrri- Ga tort. Annie
rhii-r ,rnNr"Gd. Mn,',n Faul Crawford,
Grir' dan ~ thIs case. reside bry"ud the
Il,nits "f tons S'alr. { ~ her fore order
ed by III e 'uEi ina prb5ratl"u be mahc
f'r s'N weeks s"cr->-iv"i VI h- Lancaster
B'dy'r, a n"N'prp"r Published in tn. town
OF Lancaster. IN ti,c 81 IL "f South Carroll
M. where ihc defendants Ill reside. iiv
ing the said drlruda u uf ,Lc lilinn uf this
petition, hud that uul"s- tr-y npprar ut the
nsxi Term "t tEI- I .urrt Ia hr helt ~ thr
Town "f o.r"e. n G. on the 5th Mou-
dav after the 4th Monday IA August. 1866,
and answer III" pctittnrf, tie same will b..
taken pre- conf $50 anG heard er pdr.e as to
them.
ITuness. THOMAS ID. WiNcursTgR. Clerk
n"d Sia.t-r of sud Cuur'. n, office in
Monroe this 29th day at july, 1866
II. ID. NiNt.IES TER, G.. NJ l.
Aug !. Ct.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, 4.

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, a. an
internal remedy, has no equal In cases Of
Csolsra. Summer Complaint Dyspepsia, Drs.
sltery, Asthma, II cures in one night, by taking
II hintsrnslly. and bathing with Il freely Il 10
che best linimeht In America. Its action 1,
Ike magic. when externally applied 10 bad
sores, burns, scaids. ard -prslns For the .ick
headache and toothache, don't ha 70 Try it
10 short, IL is Pain Killer.
Psasr DAVIS PATS KILtxs.-this medicine
has become an srticle Of Con; anerce. 4 thing no
Medicine ever became before. Pain Killer 10 as
nuch an Item in every bAle Of gods sent To
country merchants as tea, coffee. or sugar
This spesks volumes in It's fator.- Glen. Fall.
Messenger.
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TiiE WEATHER asp CaoPs Tile con.
tnurd dry wes,hsr We are enjoying n,
this tine is any thing bat desitahe to in
surs fair crop. Under the mos, propi
tlou' circumstances, the great ,najori,y o'
our planters will fail TO make half crop
OF either coru or cotton VIII eat ctcb
h'ving been light every wiere-snd mary
will tail in making the ssed they have
soan.-- Can,den Journol.
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MIL Notice.

WE now have on onr new boiling cloths
w a, the Cunningham rill. on Cedar
Creek. and boih the Wheat and Corn mills
ere IN good order We grind all Quantities
Tor the one tenth toll. You will find Mr..
Lynn, our miller, strict aad accommodating
u your grain is good We guarantee entire
satisfaction. CLARK & MObI.Ey
thiy 4lh 1866 emo.
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Gen. Sherman made \ brief address. 10
the s,udents Of Yale College las, week, in
which he used tie f5'lo~ing omino1s Ian
guags: II tell you ths, before you pa.s
from the stage, ,h-ro will be Ggh,ing, 10
comparison with which mine will seem
slsht, and have bad enough"
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DISTURBANCE rs .-rhe
u''eh'iIls pspers state tha. on Sunday
ahernoo" last, difficulty occurred Le.
tween citizen and y freed,nsn-in IN which
the former received n severe blow on the
head with stick, and The latter ssrrously
stabbed. x large gathering Of freed men
took place shortly afterwards, At which
threats we're made 10 burn the town, II
certain requisitions were no, compli.d
~hh. Several stables and barnes. in ,h.
v'cl!'it! OF tho town, were LufnsI, when,
al lan; tie whites rallied. add sueceslsI
in dn-Iliug the disturbance. We nrs
graufisi to learn that since the affair
nll''-lsd to. several Of ,hs respectable and
we'll informed fretdwsn have bean exer,
ing themselves, by good counsel. to pre-.
vent any recurrence Of similar scenss
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S 0 y r II @ ROLIN a..
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Henry n. Ciybucn. Applicant.
rs IN Ordinary.
Jesse CT, burn. no. n Sow {
ell, ct. al. Defendants
RI Appearing to- nv satisfaction that
George Kmklay ari wify Auna, Wvlie
Wh ani wife Eden. Aad daughter Of
Louis Cl,bnrn, j.. drcen-rd, rane not
known. defendants IN the above stated cas-.
reside "i'hont tie limits "f III, Stus. II
is th,r-tYre ordered THAI they do appear aud
object 10 the dvi-0l or sale "f the Real
E-ta!e OF Louis Cl burn sr., derras. d. on
~ he'Or- the ~ hWv "f N"vcmher, 4. ID.
lSt6. or their consent 10 the same will be
:, niersd OF Rrcord
ID a WILKINS.
Ordinary Lancaster District.
July 3oth. 1866 3mos
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Notice.

MY WIFE. Nnry Jans Coasari, having
iN1 left NV bed ard board. I hereby warn
all persons not 10 credit her on NV sccount,
ss will pay Lo debts contracted by her.
J. e. C0USART.
July IS, 1866 81.
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An Extract.

C tie Preientaent of,ths Grand jury
Of Lexington District. South Carolina,
EItrd Term, July, 1895.
We furthermore, seeing the distressed
con lilion OF our country, the des,ilut;op
ofils cilizsps ani the ruin now threaten.
fng them, most earnestly recommend TO
our fellow citizens TO forbsar the institution
ofsuits for debts against th- debtors. In
making this rscomnsnd dation 10 the peo
pie, we do it laying aside all personal
Considerations, aud from motives purely
And entirely devoted to the good and
interests OF our fellow cit z.ns.
(Signed) WILLIAM HOWARD,
Foreman.
SrkrE OF SorrR CARoLrxA. Lrx1ya.
ron DlsThrcT.--l, S,mon i. Winyatd.
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas and
General Sessions fot the Uslric, aforesaid,
60 hereby certify that the above is cor.
rect copy Of an extract Of tie Present
msnt of'hs G'and Jury Of Lexington
Ds,ric', ES'rs T.rm, tuIv. 1906
SIMON +. WlNGARD.
G {. Il. aud G.. S.
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SOUTH CAROLYN A Lancaster District
UY ID. a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordinary

SOUTH CAROIlN A Lancaster District
DY d. a. WILLIAMS. Esquire, Ordinary
ID for SAID District.
NHEREks, X &. BILLINGS, Comnis.
sion-r in Equity Lancaster Dis; has applied
to me Tar Letters of Administration, on all
and sing ular Tho goods and chn,tels, rights
aud credits Of Col James St.ew, late Of Tue
Lisirct aforesaid, deceased.
TllESE. Hrs. therefore, TO cite and al
moni'h Nil and singular, the kindred and
cr-dI!cS ~ the sEtd DECEASED. 10 40 ana
appear before me ~ Orr next Ordinary =
C"nrt for The said District, to he holden at
Lancaster Court House. on the lOtn day
Of September next, 10 shoN cau e. if snv.
why tie said Adminis,ra ion should not bs
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal. this 25th
dny ct Juls. in the year of our Eord
'sie th-usa.d eight hundred and sixty
six, nnd in the GOTH wear "f the Iude
prnicnce II the Uniisi States "f
Amefica &NgfiN
ID. 4. WILLIAMS. o L. d.
Aug ist-6l ess
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Che Curt
CRASp TR0T AT THE FASHION COURSE.

PURSE AND STAKE or s2so
A. h..., bo, tire: In TS aSDAr ~ l..
iss6 a. O'Clock p u. good ia, AID IsoA
d P6sFsb n LADY rHORN
H. woodrud. Oh. LADY Es&h
i c-o,l,trs GEORGE wiLKEs
IN. ,sovs 81 he .Tsses s,sus n Ne sssise SAs
bcss are al it, very co'e toshss IL sp>eS Enrs beat ws
n difficulty IN sai Lady Thcra bss her With sh
riess difficulty nis day tho stallion beat 'h'-
both N rsrard e,,qunY al tho Snesl 'na s'
r,ees ever seen IL 10 Ia expected
Carr e,y, Hunters foos Of ~ snd lt ap:siii tam
Tho boat leave. Jane. slip Ferry and fhty iesis 81
.yrry minutex Tho ALors Bcry IL running fre'" w.
"''" '''''' jS9Erh croGnEaor rrssds",
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Proposals.

OFFICE or AREr CLorHIxG AND EQUIPAGE,
No. ~ Broadway Erwiofk, October 100
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
> Office until TUESDAY, the Both inst q, Y O'Clock for COOP
PRIMO PACKING BOXES at the depot Of Amy Clothing and
Eauipags city from November ueI 70 November J. l
the furnish nails &c. and 70 prepared 10
cooper any nd Ell boxes a. the sh0rtcs, notice.
Bd5er viii number boxes they dly
and the prce per box. b.
Proposal. accompanied by proper guaranty ned by
stating that ii contract awarded 10 the Did
they vii bond for the faithful Performance OF tie
work.
The United States reserve. right reject all bd' deemed OBJ
jectionGble.
Brevst Bd..-Gen. d. u. VINTON,
Dep .. Mr. Gen. y. 5 A.
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Professional Notices

Professional Notires
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special D-
~ Male aud Remse Tenth Ensrged Edition JUST
PUBLISHED Eve D. HAMMOND, NJ. D. formerly rgofes,oT q
Special Anatomy had Surgery the syrtcuss Medical Ce. NJ
Price ~ 50 WARNER 30. Vsssy-s; GODFREY, No. as
Broadway: MCFARLAND Twenty.ihrd. aHd brosdwayj
tie Author No 26 East ttyh between Second ana Third
hve' from to o'clock and 70 O'Clock evenings.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment of
- STRUCTURE VhRICOCELE. HEMORRHOlDS, FlsTULA
and the obscure ds-as Of the Pelvic NceI under the eI
OF EDWARD r. DIXON 81 D. Editor Of The sepe
Once hours from 10 aud to g. evening" at Dr. D. .
ryldence No A. Fifth
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Drr Goods.

| -.-.- s--.
AT GRAND-sT. CHEAP STORE.
~ From AUCTION. . - -.
hsss .rl csor,S S. Boone, yye,ss al 81 - 81 - % -
s oS5aa GO D. t7l, .'ig,s 81 boS S'EAF
hfHry L,ces Ci11y. GPav end 'eno''une' under f's''
Hoa.y o',',. Eusrs,-.s C,s caa.. s'ss'0' 'a' s''-
| New willow sod o,ri,a I'.,.s. sr,-y m,-ni.s.
| El,aas prsIoct ofFiovcrl 49,,
Kos - ~ asd 3i gr,, ,a5 ilos 50 % s0d - Ai'.
| laL boot 90 i'1n DE bowery.
AT GRAED-ST. CHEAP STORE.
ea,.oss oms si Ba:s Gapl PGi1s D1osl C,a. ss &c
soch ofBies C,.,.,8 SIX Rbton VEL la'Osd sal
Yankee "''" Hoop s'' ' oo;,i ssfy' Idly G o
Nos '' 81 ss r.; 5 Si'si s9d ~ Ee ~; ',l 20 A'
AT GRANp-ST. CHEAP STORE.
"A ret Bei, Velvet sa Sa Hr gon,H. 'ni tn ba-i N
eyoy style and ''Fo " usual under ,Jn snrv
No. 90 81 3s or,nd, ,qa No oJ.nd 70 Ai'a'.
Fra block CAS- from Tho Bowrry.
'Y'O MuLIhERS AMI COUNTRY sT0REKEGP-
ws sl @. length Of gler, oeoda cheaper ,,n dovn '''n
obb' eel "hoe pieces Gala Cn'ad1 "a, 9as sp S.G,G
Nos Sc 81 and al. Gr,uist and Eoa c. sud 70 Aoas
FHlh biloxi "sa' iromtls BoUeg
AlOUPND,G GOODS
vi EEOLIsE BOMBAZiNE3 FRENCH BosBAEINES,
FRENCH NERNOS. PARISHES new article, GRAPE
CLOTH yard. wide. COLORADO CLOTH EMPRESS CLOTH.
OTTOMAN CLOTH TALnSE CLOTH, GRAPE EUgEhES.
BLACK and WHITE srROKED SILKS. BLACK AMI WHITE,
STRIPED and PLAID gPFNCH PoPLINs I and G.. DE-
LAIEEs Landaou,o Good, QUEENS CLOTH 81 and ~ per
drs1
Black Alpicis $50 worth sc
Black Alpaca, 7jr, worth ~
Black Alpaca. 67sc., worth .. ~
blaCL Alpaca. OIL worth ~ ~
BONSETS. superb stock SH,WLJ Ii gf,at v,ri,iy
CLOAEs. EANTILLAS Walls GLOVES. &c.
az. Bl-One % BAIEORAi CLOTH y i1ch,s ~it3
bsintiiu! article 90 per drsf
Full snis made up 10 few nJlrl
". JACKSON Importer Of Mourning Goods
No sol Broadway. BET Spring aad priaes''a
DEDUCE EXPENSES
IA BY BUYING CHEAP 0OODS
Tbs wcitirr hes Affected goods
been sbe 20 hny big lot At o price We
ch-spcr thou they blye b.cr N !'ic -
GOOD Bl.AAAEfr. ). O. FORbitR PRICE. -
BITTER QUALITY. 81 PORMER PRICE.
ULANY BLAEkErS $50 FORMER PRICE. - %.
ALL wool BLAEEETs FDRfFR PRICE -
EXTRA ALL WOOL -. -, - anj -
wHiTs ikSNF Is - FoRsiEP PRICE g:,c
WAITE FLAhNFts BE FOkMHR PRICE. a.
gltt r-I WIDE fLAkNGLS. fIir. FORMER PR ~. St-
HEAVY CANTOR flANi ELSIE. %. aud 3D.
THsc Flannr.s Of Ius' ~ f9u sDcuOl
POrLINs. DRESS GOODS s..
RETALED AZ WHOLESALE PRICES
FNTRh ~ AilTv. iic Iae 20. aud llc
TIE GREAT ErSa OF BtYEIS Az 49, -
NV '-i'' ~ Jun '''' TT THIS OUT AID 90 FOR
BARGAINS 70
FOSTER BRQTHFRS,
sal'bsfFE EsOTlifgs 10 p, Bl,csrs'.
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Deniistrp
Mnrbinerp.

Hlnrbinerp.
LNOR SALE-0ne UPRIGHT BOILER, l0-hOrse
il power: one LOCOMOTIVE BOILER glh9rsc Also,
one SIStuca and two sKlO.nch BLOWER ENGINES.
HAkDREA RIPLEY. Nos 10 snd 20 Absnyii.
EN0R SALE-At No. 65 Park-st.' Five Points the
be, assortment Of ENGINES and BOILERS in the city from
rs 10 ISheT.s .pd ysfy low WIN MCKENZIE.
NOR SALE CHEAP, q LARGE, FINE ELEC-
TRIO MACHINE aud othe Pho.9Phica AypSr1sah ssso.
Tor Colleges aud sohoos Apply to LAW bOlD No % East
Broadway.
GTEAM ENGINES and ROLLERS. new aud second
~ Propesr Kngnss Pump Enrne. sud foot isic
adjustable ard common Bans- Pc.oys SAsins Bio' li'-,i
PuVortng M Holsters Punch Presses ftLeis Ntcc. eL'fs
tsrtshls ryrs,s. D.siiisry Fetisss &c. - =. ..,,,..
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fsrtures ano Mestinss.

A LECTURE on the HABITS CUSTOMS aud
n RELIGION OF toe CHINESE and BURMESE t,u'sraiss
h are .eton OF Chinese Burmese ant African idoi yay
In. f n, nrhe 70 eight hyh, viii De delivered by B. D
H. SOITHERLAND $50 IN the Spngs' Preseyteusn Charchs
THIS EVENING a. z o'clock free aaniAoH' I0sc'o 'iAS-
Pebble invited 20 attend
JOHN B. COUGH will deliver new LECTURE ae
u Coonsr Ini,ute THURSDAY EVENING Nov sg6sct =
Tscks had Appleton Go No IA brosd-
ty g. eros, No - Th.rdsos wn 1,ois, No ~ eo.-
80 Cbs,s. Heard b No DOL 6rands VIM bradsuryA
~ H Boomsst and the door The evening o. us Lecture
ric.s'. So rsssTVei SEATS ~
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Gouartusrshlp Notices.

TpyHE undersigned have This lay ormej COPARi-
\ EEUsnIP uui,r Tho hrn ~ AOtiEb Rad .et the per
= ID. htt-ti bD' D.. srIpf tt3 y Drlnii
Ho,,i e,r,o Vi Br,sasi, -ni t.y'" =. on Hih 'H
'"' % Rad
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
" THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS VAIL
STEAMSHIP BETWEEN NETWORK AND BAVItE, CALL
Th pl~oss new vessels fsvots for the Cent?
usnt f,nP Pier No 80 NoTb River. 20 fol0yys
LAuREEI bOcsndi. nov
PERElRE focaesne A1nisDa = ,,of
VILE DE PARIS, Suaoni. DhHA DEC
FUROpf Nov 10
PRICE or PASSAGE. IN COLD a.,
insiadnr .sbls.yyins IN either cas-.
Passenger dne 10 d At Dr-st be furnished on bod With
rnrosd kets and their checked 70 fAs a. 40
sAafonal shsTse q IS for hrst and - oI seeonsea''
Tbs.e 30 MOI patsenseD
GEO MAcKENZIE. Agent. No. % Hsosdvsy.
STEAM FOR LONDON DIRECT.
~ The hfstcisss Iron stetmshy
vi sa from PR No North river for London direct on sATUR
DAY Nov. BATES Of palssse py IA currency: Cabin 800
StsorSgs s1A Apply TAPSCOfT BROS Co.. No % so1thst
and no. % BT atdvsy
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEESSTOWN-qhe Irnan Line SAILING y
ing 10 Uniei hiails
WEDNkSDA1. Oct n
CITY Or nov
EIhA' ..'..' W r DNsSDA Nv
SiI1 OLE ,soN ~
eAo sseh .usessdns SATURDAY wEDNAsDki, at nOsn
RATES or PASSAGE.
~ the mai st-ouH sailing every Snfurdsy
FikST CABIN ...........S9 80
To PsSio 49,. ,s 10 %
Payable IN q. = currency
Ps.ssssrs si'O forwarded Ivre Hamburg &c. al
pags from Liverpool Queenstown so gold
equivsen dke' can be bought here sending Their
Gar further soruatou, sppiy At the Corptuv. omee.
JOHN o. DALI. Agent, No. 10 Broadway. New. York
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Gmusememte..
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ LEONARD GROVFH Director
THIS TUESDAY evening OF 30
THIS TUESDAY EVENING 20,


@. b. ae'ri.a entirely drl1s.
LONG 81 Efka TffC LONG SFrtEf.
LONG S1EikE LoND STREE
wbit ms achieved gpoce alno i'h. go iVceoe
Ilif1ie. lfpldcG enere u f, being Performed
Tiif SCEhERf nos ,saJr. c.y pssised fr.,~
AWNINGS JhEEE on th . sPyp ih ~ CITY ~ MAN
CHlSfiR ENDkAhO. by 81. D. .fiy1- col DR. I. 9f1ns
Til COST MIS- AID APPOiNrH Ms cl.efaly Prsptfsi a.
lhe hands o. SENlRAI AAfCHLsTER WOPHAtN. ca,-Fsd
sKp-s4y by TIE DRsCTo. 20 cfe,lusy preserve uiS tas'
o. tie sllj.ci.
e celebrated s0 has bssn erej ~ The d5
ald liz appssran,s ss~iCs o. 6T-.
yeer tous o. t, CaSinia AMI tao psinSca - tae
% sly ErJ- Il. C.. gsc.c- %
NOAH LfAPDVD
To- isd IA Hi1fhe,-f "a 80 Did, o. Laisslis
Englu1
THE CAST OF TIT, IOE1 STR'KK & C,ios-.
NOAH l!AROyD. tho Rnri@atsr %
9Th. sake" ana l..gi,o ton
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AmusemeH,s.


BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
mSrcror ITALIAN otEhA uAx xARrzBx
TwO GRAND. OPERA MOTIFS,
@okDAY EVENING nov 8. al O'iooA.
FAUST. FhUG1.
Mss CLAnh lpulsp EELIOG1.
1zo Gai s E2ssf ipr sGS roi f9g5sssX
rUFSDAs ENEh.n0 Nov. 6 =. e'osoI
soronlr g'' Ss EDli.'rfs q aoscom
EGlSIR DAMOBE
sQNosM ANToMsiIA nos9oM
s''''i """N' GIoRG.o POhcJM
In ria world renowned character o. iir ne!osasr.
Rergs So'', sad es c WI " y. sI as. tn
h. q . S5,I . r. nos s' as IL
ssTEiNWAY hall.
- Fan rovssn,bs, belv,-o un,a qr,re .ns Ir'ns 40"
ON "WEDNESDAY EvEEno. oct u.
FiRsr SaAED CONCERT
o. THE BNfGmAN SERIES
To- "' A' "' filE s 81 o9 i sffMw az ul
be , .i sy N, 49, s.T 20 rs . .s
Ia toaeentl Dcwoes puion cad Irving -.
@ iisea fsos:sso 100 90 =.
Sos j @ GLe sarsDc ,nd ess % S si s Il ss s
f'l s '1 ne S Soo or . ' s o SsS os%s
s , aso o: n sd s hs ga Ia. s.ss s"a ~
the mof su6a9nt,. manor yrou ,ao 70 ogsy rss ssasf
a. 800 with standing accommodation for ao sddsions pessns d
be bag must snI onforta 'A Ia sy esss
The Hal - heats, BY steam gu,or hsigs oeas Ods
pendent building The OF ve"t 100 as NOS sopfovs
tbai modem soisncs aHord lighting by Of
rrE ENORMOUS SONbiUH1S
Defines oi Loaeoa, whs
been fully tsrsd in 81 bs large pibo bgudin Of ESgsna
belief Steinwsy aG vii not bs The
capsoas esE Thoroughly scoga but 81 TIE 'Ds rDs ss
coaaiortlS grand uiusis hail ~ the United states
THE INAUGURAL CONCERT
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 81 -.
will Gar The OF n H. L. BAIEAAn.
beng the grand .Ses Of Baenn GOafe which
casiln tbs following sc@dentsd
ARRAY OF DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
wi
NILE PAREPA. Sopraao. -
sIgsoR FERaANrI. Buso B,l.o
SIGNoR F0arUHA, BsritssS
AIR. ;. Is MILLS. Psaist, -
49, MR CARL ROSA. VioDsssh
Nr j. l.. HATrON Composer ,nd Accouprnish
snds
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Under the direction q
Dir. THEODORE rUOhAd
SECURED 3.,a En-. Tickets 81 Tbs sale Of sets
will commence az St,1way hall Monday morning. Oct - ~
o'clock and =, srnss aud Po1ds husi' stores and8
Nos ne sud ia 3roa1wsy
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NEW. YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

Passenger in Newton conner Twenty ssvsah'' ana
Kolrtlava EntIanos TWENTY seTen.h-B-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YORE:
For New. Haven Lgl 800 Ell N'A m l4l' tEHJ 1O'
Hx.,) IS a. aud s0glEr,lpm 49, -
Tor Bdlsspor 100 800 (E1rI n1O l2l5. EIqI 4"
Ex.,) IS 4.5D and o. TX. ..
For Milford. and Sraord 90 !. 30 m 80 81 p n
For FArhsd Southport and Wesipo ~ ooA IN 80 ~
For NOrw1l. 400 CEIl 80, Il s 2I tEIj 3O'
(Ex.l as. 40 SO. 900 lEL.i > N
FOR Daren. zoo 49,. II % a as 40. 80 p m.
100 80 l3J ? la 3+5 syY5 % b - pm
STANFORD TOO % IN so ll30A n lIla (ExJ Al5
400. (Ex As 43OtS % gu 800 (EIlp N . M, 80,
por Cheger stations W. @SN A'' m :
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for Bosom Shore Linz. l2l5 (kI.l 8O9p -. go ,
For Hartford and Spsngasd 400 tELl i-l' 1Vo tt1
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for new Haven EeWLond9n and stonngOa Railroad TOO
10. l2l5 40 go N. -,
Fot Cans z ,lrosd. l2I5 o. N. to Northamyton
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For ksarAuch Railroad. GODs N. 100 D. N
fof Dsnburv kofwsk Railroad. = q. a. AJ0 D. m
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave foot OF
" Courtgnd.st Tor PHILADELPHIA AZ and 10 a. Nc ~ .
and u BALTIMORE and WARRINGTON a. and ~ l
,. and II midnight
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-13

A mining company in Northern
Louisiana, on Friday, struck a solid
block of pure lead weighing, thirty
three tons. Other large blocks were
found at a distance of eleven feet
below the surface of the ground.
A Herald Ottawa special says:
The escape of Murphy, the Fenian
Head Centre, and his associates, from
the Cornwall Jail, was the great topic
of conversation throughout Canada,
during the past week. 1t is believed
that the circumstance will encourage
Fenians, not only in Canada, but In
the United States. r anisa8 aht
|. The steamer seized recently at Mont
real is the property of member of
Congress, owned in Detroit. The own
er has been unable, so far, to- recover
his property. .o3 s73l' 'S .io s
New YoRK, Sept. 12.-Up to noon
to-day there were eight cases and three
deaths from cholera reported in this
nitv 5 -tt $3.50
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-13

Drs. HUNTER and MILLER will re-
main in EVANSVILLE for short time
only, and can besconsulted personally
at their rooms at the SHERWOOD
HOUSE on all diseases embraced in
their speciality, sbisaos gam
To save unnecessary correspond
ence, the public are hereby informed
that personal examination is requi-
site in every case, as appropriate treat
ment cannot be instituted without it.
In most cases, however, the remedies
can be applied at home without the
least Inconvenience, and one inter-
view is generally sufficient for the
purposes of treatment. A record be-
ing kept of every case accepted, the
remedies necessary for the completion
of the treatment can be furnished
whenever required. a,
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-13

from one end to the other. A ma
tional salute was fred from Newport
Barracks, and the Cincinnati public
landing, the shores and steamers at
the wharves are crowded with specta-
tors, who waved their hats and cheered
as the boats moved on, the Presi-
dent still standing on the upper deck,
bowing and waving his hat. The mu-
sic of the bands unite with the heavy
tones of the cannon. All is excite
ment.
Col. Grant, the father of General
Grant, was on board, and was warm
ly received by the President The
Colonel informed the President that
he supported his policy, when the
President said he was glad to see him,
or such solid men, standing by the
Constitution and the Union in this
hour of periiso The'President said he
wanted nothing but,the Union of the
entire States, when Col Grant re-
marked / am warmly with you in
the effort"
The brother-in-l law of Gen. Grant,
the ReF,gMs J., Cramer, was present
1 during the c0uFersatien. f..l. asiL -gs
2 Alta quarter past ten the United
States touched the wharf Passing
through the lines of soldiers and po-
licemen, the party were conducted,
amidst tremendous cheering, to the
Spencer House, and the President
and other distinguished members of
the excursion proceeded to the plat
form, the thousands in the streets
continuing to applaud Gen. Grant
here reioined us. A number of bou-
quets were sent to the President, and
were conveyed to him by means of
strings let down from the upper win
dows of the hotel.
The President appeared in front Of
the platforms and was iyociferously
cheered Next, General Grant. Ad-
Iimiral Farragut, Secretary Welles, and
4 Gems. Rousseau and Custar were also
introduced, and received the plau-
i dts of the amultitudes.i rr4ow aR
] 81 The reception speech was made by
Hon. w. S. GRoEsBEcK, to which the
4 President responded al, length; but
as it travels over the same ground
which he has SO repeatedly traversed
! in all his speeches, since he left
/ Washington, and as our columns are
4 crowded, we omit both the speeches
1--WE have already published the sub
stance, almost the same words, of the
/ Presidents speech SO often, it is be-
coming unwelcone and stale matter
to our readers.-EDs. JOURNAL
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-13
TERRIRLE ExPLos1ON.

ALBANY, Sept. ia terrible ex-
plosion occurred here this morning.
The saw and planning mill of s. 4 q.
Rock, corner of Lawrence and Water
Streets, blew up at twenty minutes to
ten o'clock, killing ten or twelve per-
sons and wounding eight or ten more.
No cause is known, as the engineer
was killed with the others. The noise
Of the explosion was heard at great
distance, and nearly all the windows
in the vicinity were broken. A num-
Der of persons were struck With frag,,
ments of timber and stone. The mill
was owned by s. & G. Rock, with
Nelson Rogers, a wealthy merchant OF
this city, as silent partner; The mill
covered an acre of ground, and, it is
said, the loss is about twenty thousand
dollars -Tsnf