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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-04-12
Office National Intelligencer
WASHINGTON. October 1885

"AshLNeEUNt OCtOp6A ASoS
This standard Journal founded more than half century
since has been eoganzed with an able and active corps
Of editors, reporters and correspondents. Is Of enlarged
sze superior typography and published AZ rates compa-
ring favoably with any other first class paper II has ac-
to authentic Of original intelligence In politics.
commerce, SCIENCE and literature. The Intimate inter-
between the founders Of the National Intsugene
and those who represented the OF opinions
which have eliminated In the late war prove the modera
ton and integrity which have marked ts This
intercourse and respect embraced Webster Calhoun Clay
and Benton. II had received the confidence Of them ALL
The National Is conducted scrupulousy upon
the principles which have guided IT, has lived TO
feel the value Of moderation and national fraternity, and
rooce perceive that the American people respect them
likewise. ....'
The eRgencer will extend cordial and sincere sup
port the benecent policy OF President Johnson viii
the emancpated negro the several States may deem Just
and proper Qualified by location and sentiment 10 medi-
ate between the wants Of section and the resources Of
another will advocate and aid In transferring the South
those elements Of capital and enterprises indispensable 10
the prosperity Of every community. o., -.
To enable the lntegeeer 10 fulfill this measure OF use
fulness respectfully asks the support to which Its past
moderation and sincere devotion for the common welfare
ene II. In this II Is offered TO the public
medium OF intelligence which be surpassed by
journal published In the National Metropolis.
Daily paper, one Oo
six months. nths.......................... > OO
three montns,. ~
n.weeky paper, one ycar. W
SIX months, ....,,...... W
' ''''' snow, coYLE & CO.,
Successors Of Gales q ssaton.
April -, 81
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ed Governor of Rhode Island with but lit
tie opposition.
On the 7th inst, by order of the Presi
dent, Admiral Raphael Semmes, late of
the Confederate navy, was released on the
original parole given under the Johustou-
Sherman convention. .........It is reported
in New York that Fepian expedition will
sail soon, either for Bermuda or Campo
bello. ......Governor Andrew of Massa-
chusetts, in recent letter says: 81 think
that the same body of voters in each State
who carried it out into rebellion, must
bring it back into loyalty. Any other 're.
construction is dangerous and delusive "
.........Four new national banks we're au-
thorizcd last week The total number of
these institutions now doing business
throughout the country is l,647 ...''.'..A
writer in the New Orleans Christian Ad0o-
cate, who has been making some inquiry
into the matter, says that so far as he has
yet ascertained, between one thousand and
twelve hundred church houses were burn
ed during the war. These churches, he
thinks, had cost the people not less than
five millions of dollars In the loss the
Methodist were the greatest sufferers; the
Baptist next then the Presbyterians the
Catholics least. ........'Comptroller Clarke,
of the Currency Bureau, last week issued
national bank circulation to the amount of
$l,4S0,SO0, making the total amount of
these now in circulation 1854, ,249, ITO .'''''
The "Cottou Thieves Book" is new pub.
lication just out, by DR.. W. LTLEs 1t
purports to give history of cotton frauds
along the Mobile and Ohio Railroad from
Corinth to Mobile. The book is creating a
sensation among certain classes at Washing
ton. 1t has been suggested that the main
reason for the exclusion of all Southern
congressman was the dread of an exposi.
tion of the very facts that which DR.. LYLEs
unfolds
General HOOP is the head of the house
of JOHN B. HOOP l. Co., General Com
mission and Forwarding Merchants, No.
100 Common. street, opposite City Hotel,
New Orleans .........Advices from Austin,
Texas, bring the gratifying intelligence of
the harmony and unapimity of action by the
Convention on the several important ques-
tions that came before them. The ordi.
nance of secession has been repealed, the
constitutional amendment adopted, the reb-
ell debt repudiated--in short, everything
has been done that President JOHNSON
deemed necessary to entitle Texas to return
to her former status. ........On the 9th inst,
by order of the Mayor of the city of New
York, the flags on the public buildings
were hung out in honor of the declara.
ton of peace by the President. .'''''...S.
N. Beeson and William Beeson, of Niles,
Mich, have forwarded to Hon. Benjamin
Wood draft of 500, with request to
forward it to Rev James Woodrow, Colum,
bia, to add to the fund for educating those
theological students of the Presbyterian
Church whose studies we're interrupted by
being iu the military service during the late
war. ar..........''.LoreDzo Dow, who travelled
over the Union, as we'll as large portion
of Europe, as an itiuerant preacher, died at
Georgetown, D. G, on the 2nd of Febru-
ary, 1884. He was buried there.
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s. J. g. w. B. LINDSEY, ID. ID. 8,

TAKE this method
Of informing the. citi-
zens Of Yorkvnle, and
surrounding country,
they have located,
permanently, In York
vflle, and Will keep
constantly on hand a
full supply OF the
BEST ARTICLES
OF NJ AT ERTAL,
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SHERIFF'S SALES
ORDINARY,S SALE.

VNDVN IA > SALEs
R. l.. Lindsey, Applicant
John DOstrr ct al, heirs-at "'"'''''1 80 1''''''
law Of Enoch Dostcr, decd.
BY virtue Of an order from JOHN A. BROWN, Ordna
of York District will offer at Public Sale, YORK
COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next the tract of land described In the Summons In this
case lying the Of Turkey Creek, bounded by
lands of Moses Lindsey, deceased j. T. Lowry, Estate Of
W. K. Iiacket, Lawson Smith, deceased and Others, con-
tanning
13O ACRES,
more less. Sold make partition among the helrs-at
law of Enoch Doser, deceased
TERMS or SALR-A credit of twelve months, with inter
from day of sale the purchaser giving bond with good
security, and mortgage OF the premises If deemed neces
sary, the Ordinary.
Cost TO be paid In Specie or its equivalent.
JAMES MASON, sgd.
April II 81 1t
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

RFR5 y HAVE opened CARRIAGE SHOP
C4SBlAr At HUTCIlINSON'S OLD ST.iND,
SySS@f3f in ChcStrrvc. and am prepared TO
w. MAKE AND REPAIR Carriages. Bug.
gcs &c. at the SHORTEST NOTICE FOR CASH ar
will receive for work Country Produce and Carriage Lun
ber: such rs Poplar Ash, Hickory, White OAK, &c.
w. +. McfADDEN.
January d fU
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finantial 4 Commercial.

Q- II will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below in currency, grccnbackS" unless 9th
erwise specially stated
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FAIR WARNINGS!

PERSONS indebted TO me BY NOTE OR BOOK AC.
COUNT are hereby informed that WANT THEN MONEY
- part at least.
Tie amounts due small and unless parties pay me-
shall take measures practicable for collecting ny
law I.' NJ phlS -
January IL
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COMM ERCIAL.
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRE CTED WE EKLY.
WEDNESDAY, ARPIL II, lSG6.
Produce Market--Prices from Wagons.

o. All OF the above quotations are IN gold.
Coton.-Latc adrccS from the North, quoting further
decline this article has produced decline in price here.
We quote l6 TO 2Osc. in gold and ~ to
23c in currency.
Charlotte, April TO- Cohton.-The sales Of cot
ton the past week amount about J bales prices
rrnFtr~ oTr III rs cents in
currency, Notwithstanding Saturday fully two
all grades The market is unsettled and irregular.
FLoH-Sli 10 SlJ per barrel; Bacon-ljH 10 l'c. Z h
Corn.-Slo 10 Slij per bu>lcl; PcGS.-Sl.Jj 10 81 40
r bushcl Seed OGts.--Sl.2j.
Charleston, April 6.--COttoH The past week has
been Of much StcadincsS in the cotton market and we
close the operation uf tine weeks bI>,>> with about i.
quotations which gave Friday last. The opcr
atOnS of the week extend TO about 900 bales and the
ccipts amount 10 about 2,22 bales. Owing to the light
stocks sale and the mrcSs O factors yesterday, buy
retired from the market after purchasing about fifty
bales. We quote Ordinary good ordinary goa BIC.
low mddlng, b a6c middling, sc. strict middlimg.
- y "a aSc. good middling. 3gc.
New York, April 6.--Ihe Cotton market is dull
and heavy with sales of go bales Is ~ for
middling.
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POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,
SUPPLY WINDOW GLASS,
EXPRESS COMPANIES.

THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY have re-
Hotel Main street, between Eighth and Ninth streets. The
at Reduced Rates,
CURRENCY, COIN,
VALUABLES AND FREIGHT,
To all accessible points In the South.
All goods shipped from the North by the Adams or Ham
den Express Companies, will be transferred 10 the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY TO complete transportation.
o. Goods shipped from the North by steamship and
marked the Of Southern Express Company will be
promptly forwarded destination free Of charge for COM
missions and drayage.
Arrangements have been made with the Danvie Railroad
Company, and receive freight for all Way Stations
on that the formerly charged by
the Danville Railroad Express.
Goods called for WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE and
r''''"' SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
RICHMOND and D.aNIILLE RAILROAD.
NoT1cH-To give facilities the public the line Of
this road the transportation Of small packages by Express
an arrangement has been made with the SOUTHERN EX
PRESS COMPANY BY which their wagon In Richmond
Intended for this Road notice being given their oce
and their wagons will deliver NIL cypress Freight arriving
By this Road FREE OF ANY EXTRA CHARGE FOR
RECEIPT OR DELIVERY, and the rates OF Express
FREIGHT will be the same charged by this Company
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
CHARLOTTE, Dec. ls, 1905.
All freight forwarded with promptness and Dispatch II
being carried Passenger and Mail trains and slow
freight trains Rates as low 5s by any company.
T. b. GILLESPIE, Agent
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SHERIEE,S SALES,

Jane w. Armstrong, rs. j. ;. SimnOns.--fn
The Same, rs. The Same.-yfttdchment
Jane Armstrong, rs. The Samc.-.7uachncnt.
W. w. Gaffney, rs The Same.-.4tachment.
&. d. & 8. w. Melton, rs. The Samr-.7tachmenf.
E. NJ. Kirkpatrick rs. The Same.-.7ttachrnent.
r. l.. Simmons rs The Same-.iitachmenf.
G. r. Raichiord, rs The Samc.-.7hachment.
J. 3. Hunter, Us. The Same.-.liiachment
The Same, rs. The Samr.--.ftachment.
]. B. Hunter, IS. The Sanc.-.4tachment
The Same, rs. The Samc.-.7harhment
Kahnwrirr & Brother, rs. The Samc.--.3ftdchmrm.
J. w. Armstrong, for another, u.s. The Sane-7tdchmrn
By virtue of an order from the Court of Common Pleas
for York District will sell the land and personal property
attached In the above stated cases, at YORK COURT
HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY next. Said
land lying In York District, containing about
III ACRES,
wrcreon the said Defendant lately resded bounded by
lands of Mrs. Emiline Barnet, Mrs Elizabeth Campbell
one Cow and Yearlngs, Cupboard and contents,
consisting of Table Ware &c. one dining table and cover
two Buckets, Coffee MILL two Wasstands, one small Table
seven Split Bottom Chairs apd Six Cane Seated Cairs
Bedstcads Two Beds and Bedding Two Fly Brushes, Two
Pair Androns, Two Trunks, One Hammer, One Bureau,
Two Looking Glasses, One Saddle, One Carpet Bag Two
Jugs One Jar One Wardrobe, One Washpan, One Box
Wheat One Reel One Wash Pot, One Dinner Pot Oven,
and Two SkIcts and Lids, One Gridron, One Lot OF
Bacon One Well rope and Bucket and One Gun. The
personal property 10 be sold for cash and for the lands
cash sufficient pay tie cost the balance of the purchase
money bc credit of and two years, in equal in
staucntS with from dae, and secured by the bond
o the purchaser with good security and mortgage OF the
premisPs--to be paid in specie or s equivalent In
currency. JAMES MaSON, s. y. D.
April ~ 81 At
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4 DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

N ALL persons indebted 10 the estate OF WILLIAM
RAlNEY dccr;Srtl, ar hereby notified 10 make lnrdi
ate ptyIncnt Those having claims against the said ES-
TATE will please present them To the nd"rS@nrn proper
y auIhcu,icalcd within the time prescribed hy law.
W. j. RAiNEY, administrator.
March M 10 ~
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THREE HUNDRED ACRES,

less. Sold to make partition among the heirat
law of Moses Lindsey, deceased
Terms or SALE--A credit OF one and Two years, with
from day of SALE Purchaser 10 give bond with
proved good surety and mortgage Of the premises ii deem
I'd necessary, 10 the Ordinary.
Cost to be paid In SPECIE or its equivalent.
JAMES MASON, s.Y. n.
Apri ~ 81 IL
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AND CLEANSING
"ooI.EN@ GOODS

MRS. J. f. GRIST respectfully informs the citizens nf
Yorkrille and vicinity, that she Is prepared 10 RENOFATE
AND CLEAN Gcntcmcn's Goats, Pants and Vests, and
Ladies' ClOakS. REPAIRING DONE IF NECESSARY.
Satisfaction Guaranteed the garments much
WORN or FADED.
II. NJ Dobson, Thos II. Dickson, NJ Jones, W. |. Claw
and Maj. J. G. Lindsay.
Articles left at the Printing Office will be attcndedto 10.
December IA IS #
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FOR SHERIFF.-THE FRIENDS
u of Crpt. e. A. CRAWFORD, respectfully announce
him rs Candidate for SHERIFF Of York District, at the
election.
March IS
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TOR SHERIFF.-WE ARE AU-
l. THORIZED TO announce Capt. JOHN J. WYLIE,
candidate for SHERIFF Of York District at the next
election
February - IA
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l3O ACR ES.
ORDINARY'S SALE.

r. l.. Lindsey, Applicant,
James NJ. Lindsey, Ct al, : Summons in Partition.
heirs at law Of Moses Lind.
sey, deceased.
BY virtue Of an onler from JOHN A. BROWN, Ordina-
~ Of York District, will offer NJ Public SALE at YORK
COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next the of land described IN the summons In this
case lying on the Of Turkey Creek, bounded by
lands the estate Of EnDch Doster Lawson Smith, James
VI. Lindsey, WIN. Burls, Robert Lindsey and others,
containing
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DISSOLUTION.

PUBLIC Notice Is hereby given that the Co partnership
heretofore existing under the name and style Of SMITH
SANDERS, in the Tanning Business, in Yorkvlc Is this
claims agains, the late firm, will present them NJ. L.
SANDERS and all persons indebted will make payment TO
him. LOUIS SMITH,
NJ. L. SANDERS
{3 The undersigned informs the public that he will con-
tnuc manage the TAN YARD as formerly, and will en-
deavor give satisfaction TO his Hides Tanned
on Shares if desired. NJ. L. SANDERS.
April 10 81 81
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Charlotte, April lO.--Gnd, Sl..3 10 Sl.ai
Charleston, April 7.--rhc brokers are buying
gold At 81 and selling al 29.
New York, April 6.--Gold has no, been active To-
day The rate opened at rs el iGact"h' tci went up
to l2SM and steadily ran down To l2'a.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-04-12

TOR SHERIFF,-WE ARE AU-
Il THORIZED TO announce ALFRED STILWELL,
Esq, candidate for SHERIFF Of York District, the
next election.
March i6 If
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FOR SALE.-LEGAL TENDER
l. NOTES. Apply TO A. F: MCCONNELL,
Al the store of j. w. Avery Co.
April - ii IL
II IIItiy

I
'NaQNyXaTv n
'soSIpIo alIl ird ol pos % uaIl IIIM u
'lrau AyIy Nj AvGNON LSHId arn 40 hnMr ua4G Ion
u lrq paInOu HqaIoq am 'c9SI 'Lrnurf 10 lsIU oi
TAFH OHM HSOHL-'HOILON
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
TlIltPE HUNDRED THOUSAND DQLLA ~ 80.
gINTaAL PARK IMPRosrMENf FIND stoaN
or 1896

o..,A t,oro..i. ,vu hc roreved The Corrtrulinrs
osea unn saturday Oc,ober g. isSi, ~ octpss y ~.
br Nc as vl ~ uubry opened for the wplc ~ any
rar ~ lie su, OF Three Hundred iholsand po 2. INC
central Park Improvement fand ss0S w. y@t ~
80 ~ IN. ngisisure OF the Stata uf New hotk paard
February 10 1s and by an oranend,c ,9 q "e o"o'
fsorncIl approved Nv the Mayor june = iyDs a.
The said stock will bear Interest ~ ths s,r ~ ~ ~
cent per nnnsrn payable quarter yearly ana "e pinep-
1hs proos"is w state aonn, of stock desired snd
- - one hundred do1rs thereof, ana thc pcrsone
~ d.e rpoaals are accepted will iheteupon ~ m
Gsrost with the Chamberlain of the cry the sums
I'm nrsssps,nr Il tho Comptroller the receipts o. ths
fr such deposits. the parties VIII lro cnuusi
- rerc,ve ceracass for equal amounts of ,s awe or
from the dgfes ~ mi .rns
+" sS n,erosai sho,lld sealed ana nt1rssd ttopfh.
eo, Ter PARK Improvement Fnnd srt. az is"osea
~ .."end envelor. addressed ~ the Ccmptrcier
*. risht served Y Teee, any af All o. as w
'h'"s"'~ " '- MATHEW r. BRFNsAN, Cemruchsr.
c,y on New york, Department q va-ars '"'a a''s'sfs
on ce sept -. 1853
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

A SOUTHERN LADY Desires A SITUATION AZ
"A teacher in private family in or near New York city
teaches tho usual English branches and music tha piano
Miss Bailey G. Reed Es, 50 Front ST., New
York
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

TNO: SALE ON STATEN Isf4AND--THgEE ACRES or
II fine land beautifully situated high Ground only ten
minutes walk from Quarantine atarleon Landing ALSO
EIGHT lots of Ground situated the i both
fine view of The boy and The SURROUNDING country. and only
within eight minutes walk from Sapelon Landing For
further rnrculars Inquire NJ Mr. g. LOFFIER' Phot1gra-
phic Gallery between Quarantine and Sipleon Landing
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
Nv s'rESvGassDS .

A HOME SCHOOL. FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE
IN OF H. lady residing in pleasant and healthy village
,n ssrme. she garnaas @ NY .bey NH, receive
with her mothers and attention Terms, including
board washing tuition in English Sl6S per year; music
extra. Address Mrs. Harriet l.. Seymour, New Canaan,
Conn.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

yIrANTED TO RENT IN BRcOKLYN-AN UN.
w furnished House with all the modern improvements,
good locality Address, with price and uu particulars
r. A. W.. box l.400 New York Post office.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

order in Weschester comfy, with fine Garden Of ono
acre of ground, beautifully laid ont Price $40 oD or fur
nished $1,000 Possession immediately Address box 32
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

yTANTED TO RENT-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY. FIRST
w class furnished brown stone House, beween fhreth
and Foreth and Fourth and sixth avenues; II IN
whole paid in advance. Address w. boz 2ii
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

AN ELEGANT srIr or ROOMS, ON FIRST FLOOR;
"A Paiior and Bedroom and bsh private table prefer.
rod Rooms third 1ocf hot and cold water:
suitable for family private ca at 81 East Twenty ninth
ntreet,
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

E,OR SALE OR TO L7T--A FARM or 81 ACRES.
Il good SOIL at pasaaie Valley, Morris county ~ J large
house. stone kitchen largo barn and a.abas plenty fau
rlroad from Newsrk viii 10 through The place. Az.
CIV.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

yITANTED TO RENT-A SMALL HOUSE, BELOW
w Fourteenth street; west side preferred Address d.
Yor lyille Post o,Ice.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

E'ARM FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, IN THE vTCIN-
ity Of growing town or Planheli, New Jersey large
double welg ontbudngs; l0 land large portion
under cnlaton price sl2U3o and farming imple.
nents will he sold X desired. Apply A. JOURNEAY
Pine street
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THREE STORY HIGH sTOnP BRICK HOUSE
n No. 76 Greenwich street q feet inches by 42xs 10
In splendid order with oil improvements and fixtures
possession November price sll 900; terms easy.
WM. II. GRAY. n Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A nAHoAiN IN JERSEY .oIfy -rHRBB STORY
month Price t400. Easy tsrrna Alsc Cottage House
BysLkw w KesAss svsnue yNSsi ti0
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

no LET--A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM To
and peasans Address Mrs. II. IT,, Union square
Post office
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

A YOUNG GERMAN LADY DESIRES SITUATION
"A as 70 instruct one or two, children French
gwen Address @. Hehberng, 7Sj sixth between
Forty fourth and Forty.lfth streets.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

TNcR SALE OR EXcHANGE--A BRICK YARD AND 2s
" acres of Land rcp'oe with steam power there Ia
abundance of fire clayon the premises Address Wn. Wright
South River, Miidesex CO., \. j.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

J1oR sALE--A COUNTRY RESIDENCE NEAR TAR.
ryown; thirty acres; healthy locations plenty OF fruit
and shade trees; S6,0Dp.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

four story high stoop brown stone front Houses and
Lots fronting Central Park Seventvthrd street, the
most beautiful location III New York. commanding hne
view Of the Park having all The modern mproyements
sewer an Will he paved with Belgian
pavement this fall; made suit purchasers Apply
10 The JAMES POTTER, Is East Seventy third 81.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

A CHOICE OF NICELY FURNISHED SUITS AND
"A single Rooms TO let, with Board NJ y Clinton place
Reference requlred.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

yJABTED TO LEASE-A FACTORY BUILDING ABOUT
w 50xi0 feet; three to four stories high; must havs
plenty light and be situated In New York vicinity;
having and shaftng preferred Address, Factory
erald oUic
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
Amnsalnanfa

NHw METRoPoLITAE.-The attendance
at the theatre, last night, was quite
slim in. consequences of the exceeding
bad weather, but'tKe audience was high.
ly entertained with the performance,
and Miss Kate Reynolds was, as usual,
greeted with enthusiastic applause.
. Tonight win be produced ~ths-' Mid
night Angel" one of the most attractive
pieces ever presented to the public, Do
not fail 70 see Miss R. in the character
Of the " Midnight Angel"
The Augstcf Midnight, as announced
in the billssofthe day, was notprsaented,
in consequence of Mr.. Watson being TOO
unwell to appear His physician pro.
nounced the attack heart disease. We
sincerely hope that the genial Harry will,
in few days, be able to appear in
r - - & III Il" HfaIzH 49,
Tonight the great drama Untitled
" The Midnight Angel will positively
be- produceds Mr. Grierson assuming
Mr. Watson role.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
> s509 Reverb R49s raS, -,

- ME iWILLAPAXA ABOVE REWARD
wv for the recovery Of the body Of Dewitt q.
All Evans. who dro ned on the evening q the
es5ss 14th Of February, 1866 in the Ohio
.ana site the city Of Evansville, Iudiana. Dewitt G.
sflh "a Esans about 20 OF about feet IN
o. height, light complexion, blue eyes, Light hair,
ssaA cat close, and light moustsche; had on when
.aa9 helen home, large ghtcolorfd corduTay hunt
ing coat with two large pockets inside light
eolortd eordrray hunting vest. black silk neck
ndkershief, gold watch, with d. O. EEaps
ems ravtd on ii, gold Chain with gold cross a.
tackled 20 1t, checked shiri, pair Of shoes lacfd
"a mp fn 'front.' black Najlen kf6K aud one VIII Q
cotton sock, pair Of back cassimrre pants, v ell
and old fashioned, large plain heavy gold
ring on the third finger Of hfs left hand, IA he
tss vas s.n.nlne iLyn, . w n ~
8t4&taF konaD7 sLals ~ a y
1owost nasA ana oaner a'oos ~ y.
ca-iE epoh ms persons 10 n sr sS1 " ~
.a @ILAS STEPHENS.
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