davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

MAN FouED.-We learn that the body
of man was found in French Creek,
some distance below here, yesterday
morning. A Coroner's jury was sum
moned, and an inquest held, but there
were no papers or anything else found
that led to the identity Of the body. Il
was rumored that the body was that Of
Mr.. John Shae, who was drowned from
a coal boat some time since at this wharf
but on inquiry We learned the facts as
above stated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

FIRE AT EDIEBURG, INDIAEA.--A FIRE
broke out Wednesday last, in the John
son House, consuming the entire square
and destroying the fine distillery Of D.
Ricketts,, President of the indianapolis
and Jeffersonville Railroad. The loss
on the distillery is stated at 10000, on
which there was no insurance. The loss
outside of that is estimated at $50, 900,
on which there was partial insurance.
1t is supposed to have been the work Of
an incendiary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

, HGThe Union Tabernacle that used
to stand in the Court House Yard at
Indianapolis, has been removed, and all
the rubbish taken away. It would be q
credit to the State if Marion county
would remove the Court House in that
city, and cause one OF more respectable
appearance to be erected. There are
few counties in the State that have not
3 better one, and some more beautiful
location for such public edi6cs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

SINGULAR After the direful warnings
of the Courier, just before the election,
we are surprised to learn from several oil
our wholesale grocers and dry goods
merchants that the business of the city
is actually improving. Merchants from
Kentucky, Tennessee, Northern Ala
bama, Georgia and Mississippi still visit
the city and make liberal purchases, and,
what is still more singular, they make
the largest bills with those Of our merl
chants who voted the Union ticket last
Monday.
There should at once be called mass
meeting ofths authors of the "No-Party-
Reform" ticket to take actien on this
subject.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

LOOK OUT.-It is now the law of Indi-
ana that any person who is detected in
tearing down a handful, poster, &C.,
shall be fined not less than $40. The
defacing and tearing down of hsndbilla
aud posters is common thing with q
certain class of boys in this city. This
is matter in which many Of the juve-
niles are interested, and they may
find it to their advantage to bear il
in mind. 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

BAPT1sNG.-2ev. Mr.. Wood baptised
three free women of color yesterday, in
the canal, near the Colored Baptist
Church. Mr.. Wood seems to be labor
ing hard for the interests of the unfor-
tunate black people. Many have joined
the Church during the past winter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
EvANsvnLp GrMyAsEuM.-A meeeti

EVANSVILLE GYMSAsEuM.--A meeting
was held last Saturday night, in behalf
of establishing a Gymnasium in this
city for the uss of both sexes. Among
the different suggestions made by several
gentlemen, Prof Sinnhold proposed to
build the Gymnasium to the satisfaction
of all who shall become members, under
the condition thatsa certain number of
gentlemen would subscribe their names
to pay the amount of $40. The half of
said $50 should be paid when the work
has commenced, and the remainder when
the Gymnasium is complete for exer.
cises. Such 81 1scribers are to have the
nse of the Gymnasium, together with
instructor, for one year. Another meet
ing will be held on Tuesday evening, at
8 o'clock, in Chambers Block, third
floor. All-who are favorable to the pro-
position, are invited to attend. 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
PROTECT YOU'D BUILDINGS.

LIS HtAIAHs AVVuAs'''-ll LIS Ht1IIH5 MUS .
VIM. G, Turuook, [Gas Fitterin Steam
Engine House. has received supply
Of the Modern Improved Spiral FEuted
Lightning Conductors, which are highly
recommended and extensively used, in
preference to any other kind. They are
substantial and cheap.
Rods put up on short notice. a7-3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

Karat the election in our sister city
of Evansville, held on Monday last, the
regular Union candidates for city officers
were elected by an average majority Of
300 Five ont of the nine Councilmen
elected are also Union Well DONE
Journal. We congratulate you on the
happy result Of your labors. - Madison
Courier. ~
II is fashion We hsvs down here to
heat the Copperheads in however cues
tionabls shape they may come, and We
are glad TO see that you have redeemed
Madison, Mr.. Courier We hope that
hereafter your city viii not be such
" God forsaken city f" 90 our Main street
contemporary has represented il while
nader CoppeEhead EWls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
No. 5, First Street.

During the last week l have put
upon my counters and shelves full
bill of clothing, furnishing goods. cloths,
cassimeres and vestings, new styles for
spring and summer wear. Ny goods
are inyoiced at manufacturers prices,
free from any jobbers' profit of % to 80
per cent, and l can therefore sell very
nearly as low as other Houses in the
city can buy East, and make living
profit. Ladies will find full and beau
tifnl stock of childEens' clothing fully
SO per cent. lower than the same goods
last Spring. buy and will sell goods
lower than any house in the city.
~ J. r. LoTsPE1cH,
Apr3.d2w. No. 5, First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

TRooPs MovIxa -One company of the
10Th U. s. Infantry passed down the
river on the Tahlequsn, on Saturday,
en- route to Arkansas, in command of
Lieut.. Colonel Bob Bernard. They
seemed an orderly and well disciplined
set of men. kA.h -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

EvAEsvILLE ELECTION. - The recent
city election in Evansville terminated in
a grand triumph for the Union ticket.
All honor TO the patriotic sons of that
loysl city. They had q hard fight for it,
but nobly and honestly did they battle
for the right, and glorious victory has
been their eward.-ShGarneetoscn Mer-
curry. ss.a
Yes, il was a glorious victory as il
was, but had the election been week
later, il would have been more glorious.
You forget to announce that sir veteran
soldiers were elected on our ticket, Mr..
Mercury. That was an important mat
ter to US.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

CITY and State.

p%A large meeting of the Feuians
was held in New Albany last Friday
night. At the close of the meeting, q
considerable amount of money was sub
scribed to the cause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

NEW TAILORING EsTABLIsHMExT-We
have engaged an experienced Cutter
from New York, whom We would like 10
introduce to our friends and the public;
also large stock Of Piece Goods which
We win opan on the FIRST Of April Come
all andes u.s. HAwLEE q Saith,
mar264 No. "a Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
Local Notices.

THE MITE SooIErY of the Episcopal
Church meets this evening at the resi-
dence Of d. G. Keller, corner of Third
and Cherry streets, at the usual hour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
COTTON WARPS.

mmm1m
s NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL THOSE
sa In having a self acting
EAA ~D-LOOMs
THAT We are prepared 70 furnish them, on short
notice,
Warps for Weaving Jeans.
OF The best quality, ready to weave, rs low as can
be bought anywhere
Orders wi BE- prompt y attended to.
~ JOHN W. GRURls 4 o.,
Cor. Bond street and Canal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

HOTEL SoID-The TerreHaute House,
one Of the best hotels in the West, has
been sold by its late proprietor, Mr.
Chauncy Rose, to company of wealthy
gentlemen Of Terre Haute for SIS 600,
which was certainly great bargain. We
have not learned who is to manage the
the Hotel in the future.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

THIEVES. - An organized band of
thieves and burglars ia reported in the
neighborhood of Decatur, Adams county.
Last Wednesday night an attempt was
made to break open the County Treas
surers safe. On the same night some
burglars attempted to enter the store of
Messrs. J. T. A. Crabs, by boring q
couple of holes in the window-shutter
with two-inch anger. In addition to
these a number of petty thefts are re-
ported.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
TO FARMERS.
The Farmers' Companion.

- Au6 AIUtTB UUMpduIUus
pFsr4 IN. GLEFCHMAN OFFERS HTsIMPRov-
@~+ a - Ed STUMP EXTRACTOR. 10 the public.
1hta Machine Is of the most useful 0 Farm
Srne~ ia This Machine q designed for
tnree 1mportsAs R-rDase9. ffE
FirBt-To extract stuuna
AIS e. 6 Second--To haul Saw Logs
Third-To ral-s and haul large Rocks.
~ It e durable nipple and cheap. Two men can
work IL.
Farmers who wish their nslds aud meadows
eiezn Of Stump wi find it their interest to
mF - Mnfon Of these achines.
aA 3 = y For particulars apply TO
n ~ sss,1 J. n. GLEIOHMAN,
AeAs ais No. 50 Main atreet opposite Courthouse
mails SneAw EgapaYille lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
REWARD.
A10 Rnward-

CyTRAYED FROM THE UNDERSIGNED, AT
y my Stable 81 the he'd Of Main street, Bay
Hcrsa seven years old, l61< hands high, one bind
foot White and was in g. sod order. will ply the
above reward 10 aHy one returning him 20 me
ap4 J. ADLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
River Items.
Rixer ana Weather.

Yesterday was beautiful, though little cool.
Tho water still continues to rsceds. Since last
report, and up to last night, 1t had fallen about
ave inches. At Louisville on Saturday the river
was rising with seven feet three inches in the
canal. At st Louis the river was rising, with 10
feet Of water to Cairo.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures since last re-
port include the Armada, ESansvills to Cairo
Mary Amsnt and TarAscon, Evansville to Louis
Vile; Tahlequan, Cincinnati to Arkansas river
Virgin a, Louisville to Nashville; Rewsna, Gin
ciBr att to Nashville; James Gray, Evansville to
Green river; Minnesota Pittsburg TO st. Paul
VIM. white, Green river TO EvansvilIsi Nightin-
gale, St. Louis to Cincinnati; Morning Star, Lou
isviIle TO Memphis; ohArmer, Cairo to Evans
Vile; Eatoma, Cincinnati to Memphis, and th'
J. T. McCombs, Louisville to Henderson and re
/ turn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

ENLARGED.-The New Albany Com
mercial comes to us in an enlarged
form. This has become necessary in
consequence of the great increase in
advertising. We are glad to notice the
prosperity of the paper. New Albany
should support two daily papers well,
and no donbt will Both the CONNER
cial and Ledger of late have been issu
ing supplements to the regular edition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
GROCERY.
MeCntchan &C Mason,

Family Grocery.
IN aR On Center Street,
Opposite Clark
EVANSVILLE, IND.
We bare on hand fall assortment OF Familv
&roosries, which we oGsr 50 oar customers az q
s9H Lars 81 AAeB en- 10 paEshssed any placs In
@ &A& &GmM&mm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09
WANTED.
FoR sALE.
House for sals-,-Apply to captaiI

/ or sALE-A FEW BAnEELs OF GENUINE
North Carolina Tar.
ape-3t D. IiALL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-09

~ Al orders viii reesivB our individual attsn.
Hon ana viii be promptly dllad on iho nest
, 1866-07-09
THE ITALIAN ARMY,
Sctt,c~ nt 1ltlnn md Ptnecuza-Thc
casaal'a lit aud Around tho Clttcs-
Cinadini 10 Command In tho Plr,t
RAtlffs

Stt tir~ nt aftlnn md ptaeruza-Thc
tasail'a iii aud Around tho Clttcs-
Cin3dini TO Command In the Flrst
lRutlte.
ll7aecnza Correspondence London Herald, June IS,
The diGsfrpce between M,!sn aud r.aecux. Il
seen: the other u allye with them. Here ono fcls
1oF inc hEtt time that IN country on The cye
s, o. Sreat wa5 As the train entered the station
anotnes "as IcaSsnc II cra1nel with eoldiere, whO
we're oolnC on 20 kcdi, from thence 10 march 10
Etemons, Which Is now The headquarters Of Gen,
Pst'a Sn neces wno commands ths iFd1aiylsioa
A. entered the town / found that, aitnouca
composed II were gone 10 the mont Il was stl fnit
Of troops and that should have an opportunity ct
Ecf.nc Eomethtnc ol tho 1taI,an so}rief IN hi. wiz
IT, IN the eoaFse brown Holland. or canvas trou.cr1
R,sde very 1oote and confined at the ankle hy 4
thoH eaitct taF'suc JACKIE: Of tho same mste1lai
waste 1T. The cavalry acar their usual drsss.
with the exception Of nd cap and ta*sei in piace
Of their helmet. The a.4illery hare short Jackets
] do no, 70 mneh like th-ir appearance Wben
on the march; they 'oos too hcavily laden. espe.
nlar pace OF the Sandman army, and which Il.
should esy. a. least toarth QUICKER than ours,
The cEcaicoa,s alonc look hot and cumbrou4. The
maze Of catl.sktn: and could not help thluk11e
Yesterday nhat slsnchtcr there =n.t hare necn
to fnrul4h ca}fekius Of exactly the same shade .!
ro* tor the 0o.00o infantry OF the Italian army
heir wafer bottles arc rather 1,r.1 than tho brt-
lib :o1u!er't. and arc banci-haped: the cauteeu
AN,ut the e1me stxc. The,r hAvrt.acks are blue.
ard generally we'll tiled and, to toxu alI, al
n. top of The Enaptaek Il the Canvas and slck. 10
10 m the lutte tents under which the Sarotan tol-
oht sleeps lnsirg campaiCn. Tncy add rA,hcr
10 Inc weight he has TO carry. but immensely TO bis
CT miori. In IN cnr1ny's country turing d rupid
march II /: no. a!"nys That the baggage tra1u eau
kcrp Up with The MAN army. and 10 that cas- the
s'r1t toldicr hiss to pas The u.ht heal he can
Perhaps IN heavy TAIN on the vet ground, and to
wake cold. vet through and nn1cfrc.hcd. with the
steds Of ttver and iheumausn In Ills l,u,hs. The
l'aau p1'chct hts tent a'atTi. and t1ecps IN com
psrastse comfort. ! rculcmref tn the Gnmta The
snsr:cai way IN which the Sazdintsu camp spring
ufahe !ntle tents pitched. thc cooking p1sec. re
.aolt bed. arbors mane Of tho honRhs of teeeA tot
III os1lcrts Mc.t tcn&t% and general All OF ehe%s
hc Eireu tshteh cons12s1cd very tayorrb'y with
, 1866-07-09

rrua.isn uen-oi.war to neither blockade uano.
serfan ports nor ReFfe ps1vate property al sea,
with the exce.rl.n Of coutrnband Of war, belong
inE 10 lanurer4ng.
Drsn.wtck ha' notlted the prus.iau Gorern.
nent of her wil1rnefs to support the rru..lan
ptopolsls E0r retOFn.
4 tcieeram from berlin ea5s, Il Il officially IN
no1nced that tic rtu.etnn tllsuce la. been a..
ceptpd BY all The N1rth uctmsh States will The
ex epnifun Of Eaxut.y. l!snusrr, 11e.tc nnd Na*au
Hungarian dp.ptrfs hare rbtne tntu the Fritz.
rlnh vntto.t.. with hst hut.st shi arc,ut..
htcht..
1br rieck,ehhefe at1 titheihete aftitte. hire
t,ph tnohiII,td. They wHi lutth tetafts rotr.
viii ,t Bltef ttuops u ttuttl,rttt tettaaht, tint
futpnti.
A ,tlrptath hum t'i.. srtus III tNne att,, str.
Iaatnb tllth'"tt tttp seh dtpnlrln, ithat 1T tii.
sstt u tt+tt kht t.tltA WIN tlrtt"sr1 a,,lta,sn.
">tr..'hH ttt wish thkl ,.llo.u th'thitlo' n,y IN
n''hd "h1l ,tlF. =, n
h'rn'h''A IT ti4ef hltt bs' II mt",spl hy 'll,>
lt4AH h''he' IllfA III veRHHlA, llp's tl,a Hi"i"'
la'p" '''hn'nf N 'l'tAn' 10 t"A'" lrtr'" Nth II
lMrlsy lntIF ltINss.
4 trputalh ltnIa spialtA ssts Il II lt,uuil lks,y
lHI AlafahRl lrAs.ss Mil ."sv'luI fsnn II" llhs,
tnEAn MNhAils will lha NAtll hi,t N lila Nt,iy MI,
limits. ~ n IL r0lHpal !hu l'fn.s,an amy Il,
r'stlIai" hAHn'y. BY flank Rltaek. Thu uloss.
iahs NJ III" Aus'rlnn'. paSsn Iii htin trts4,a., ~,
lha 'r"ulrta "f sA,'rfa kilrsia, afp l'ustimI ai
veal.
III |. .nt,riraIsh that tHn l,a,tsn ",tl n,sks =
n,,it'n In ta&nr VI Pfusstn Il, atlarAltu llay4tir
tlt"''Ih itp Tsrnl, 9hs !tnssalls ntu nrsaiiIx thu
fatltra'rs nj tntItrnlk amlt thtrnhrItT,n ~ dc.
funrc NJ ,nI thu hutll. t4er,nns. TlIry hss sub.
ltRnI TIN KattI.n,s itubI tAarnhnrH n, hui au,,re.
1t t,t3tilx ht attack Ittn1 Ffattrr.
, 1866-07-09
lllON lN1)lANApOLlS.

DaltltnEm l'rtrtilIitt,'s Ala tutIlitllAslth -
Inv milking VMtiN lntpAiiuuttvt,-
ftnttiNMh 1tAttpFa.
tAWelAl l'ysrnlsA 10 III" thlthg0 rtlhlia /
lhplANArui,a. lulyH
'lam inlahA frratnsrm't Ali luHtita.hn Il u
tl"", Il Jah"tt. NY MI httHhgr,rni win lin
Hrtrin a'n1 h'H1hNpslstn ALL rnlHh,i.si .sin,,a tbry
III ntnlsy In ne Ut lHlMr. turing tts ua!aIeI,,
illn rut u en- h1 a. bern fnlre In i,tlIIrs n,hI
supplies, Which hA' hren '1lstt.tn'cl n,lluai Ina
1H'i ily fntaimirl,.
t.uhrIs ~ Fills alIi MAlhn,i. AMI Captain irln
!lh!ii. lhtt aIiRhiIhH tuniltrt+ accomplished lls
7. !: "a ol'. rnl d. l.. I. llarr!s",. "It lar N:a
1htk lett uh ~ lntrttiIatr lhG tiatef ~ thu H..
rp. u (tItlhht OF ille rhlMk Iuu,A III ill., rrnal
Mnk'nr i'ossr ot tlrnty / Lynn u, a. ,44r4I'i
~, n Enh! 'prcnla'tnn ~ y. Il. tnIhUt. te itttl.
hstl Ut tc sinking FUND l'unrh.
ltaIhe tnlIttlrhrGtl thnhlix thrEttg1, tr,ni t(n.
riutn'l +" i1fa9tr +" tilr ,'r" rohsn''sI 1lpn p'
tho mo tuH,!!... tr.,,,,1sx
, 1866-07-09
FROM II Eill'lllS.
t1lltsllMry - --alrtrnputIlMti Tu1ttc.- 1fire -
ia t-7l0rlnlllf, Ar.

obituary ~ -alrtrnput1thn Tu1ttc- Fire -
ia aittuAtutt-7i0rth Ar.
tkPcelnl l'uP.'asrh 10 the thiravU 1'ftntnr.l
MGArltta. July =.
iinh Wm Il. l',stan. rs.rr nr .t,a i,ottrr, fr,.nl
t1 Tsh'r'' lrEt:'atust, tt'rt lat Night Of ron.
Ersllys rh,!is.
TIN .sr'hfafhs to-day my. thu conduit o ths Me-
lrn"'litsl t'tire II ns0'jsttonAa!. hn. thAt II l.,
I'M n rick ~ gain rnni viii foF party ptrJosrA
The frar Il luck IN FftInt 1.n~, trlMrrN WAst!ng,
ton nnt lanlar aEerts. wat destroyed by ars ,s,eE,
day. Inss $hI.lkA.
Tho tuiirr4 u a Stem, col,oM G!n exploded Al
Mhn's l.shtlinK, Miss. H,anVilng threu n,th ttaf.
tally,
Memphls 1Chnson clubs, which 1tpr.srnf thr
reMl element herr. propose 10 send t!"l-.Str+ tn
thu Philadelphia Convention Thu Ar,tanchs layor,
II. 0n
Only eleven Et0Wu persons died Vt dtse4:e In
4eMrhlr turing thc pa.t week.
1te en'isc .hipmsnts u colton la't week @trc
s0l talee. Prlcts nominal. Wealhrr hot, nh.
f.yrcz
, 1866-07-09

Ae subdred. aad completely u7ntr the coasro! Of
the Gel. h.a.ed Dr.. CuAe. F. GAQnISKR. Of Bostcu.
NE looks upon thes~ rnsttets mere tsstes and ony
10 bc laughed 1t GARDENERS CoMrOUED Ia rpx
In tAis market. and be I'd 1t any dFn1 stoTo. BE
xHrapta cure in almost estry st.s~ Of these dseas-
ri Of the human Hood. TOLMAN. FISEliAA Z
CO ,:s5 soulh Water &tzeet. 9easrM Agents,
ll111t net
, 1866-07-09
FROM NEW YORK.

Intcnse uent-CaHtp OF Sum
for .he Portland Sufferers.
New youK. July s.-H-at yesterday intense.
thermometer sa1ctu- t.o ! - to 9s Thers were
twenty c1:e* ofsun..t1ose IN ScT York and Brook
Ign, few Of Them fa'al. 4 number OF 1s:s are
also reported to.day. Tn10on.;er 1017 *
noon.
Over twelve thous and dollars WAS collected ye:-
te1Gay for the Portland sufferers, b. committees
appointed by the m -tcantie com11Tntf 10 to!lcit
Subscriptions. ant 1t wa4 expected that Urge
anonpi would BE- raised. The cit!zsos OF bZoo1-
iTu also appointed q committee to rcc.tse sur.
tc.1p Ions. and autn rzcd 1ae Ms1oe of Portland
10 draw opon the M1yos Of Brooklyn, for ten
ihcu.snd t0l!art.
, 1866-07-09
FROM CINCINNATI.

Annual Tobacco FAlr-KtiIed by LtEhf-
ninc-kensucky PoIiticH.
Especial Despatch to the Chlcaco Tribunal
C1Sc1SSA1t. July 8.
The tr.t annual fair Of the Association Of the To-
bscco Trade OF Cincinnati and Coyinc'on. wth be
held on "Wednesday next. There are thir y-one pre-
miums ofere.: IN silver plate, varying in value from
fso.tV 10 800, .nd open 10 competition from
nj stases E Sons GU cn;r1cs OF tobacco have al.
teady heeo m9de. and the exhibition promises 10
be The finest ever held IN the SouihNest.
Dining the thunder storm on Saturday evening".
little :1rl namec Mary Dunn. who was o. her
way notnc from grocery, w1< struck By lightning
ana instantly killed. IN covinstoo Kentucky.
Governor }ssmle:te. of kellucIy. Is announced
10 speak IN behalf OF General uob:on- the Cuion
candidate for Clerk Of Court Of App:a!.. Tae
loya1 people everywhere IN tie Stale are uniting
againtt the rebel ticket.
, 1866-07-09

isssane wnieh Will appeal to thc generosity Of 9th
III ebasce' ana msny !|e e,Ssr rcc, brt rovr
ogsn ,o5 the ncss. I'D committees a't appon'
60 10 fes,s s,n nnta Inc rrg1 I'm
as Gu 81 eewesn tus .hs o an
bask q the city. except by orer mile joutuc,
'r9qnd 9sr ioucl t,,.r t,,,, tn, n ,.,,r ren,,r,
Th.te !. MT power.tett len III ths clly 10 strise
Of ITt s' snt. 3tg' Il ,,n, nno, t,r ,,,nr,
.'tl .fnt'.:one II .ot1," qantct,. .nd are uofkt!
dunh thio 'eE t'ustun lfulisc l'slr.
A'mo*t q! lfn llott 7, tie eIts fa. bern ttst-j
lie l'ts II .ohN II. tltuwt, 4 Rtn+ tnhst IN Al
l"art t'1l1Int tt!t .,whtt iatts hhinti' 1t trtl
tus'ti aiH'tlt U,r INIT liz .a1it"
fthttith Whfh ttAta.
.M Wta!tit't r.. ttut1 iitt 'n t'tMtt!its II tt,ti
f'ns lhllFthht r'rf rStilttMi Il, .M4'm,' A III.
F." H. 1. t,a..E,' ,: y: a sh;t* '1t at!hn nYahh'!
s@ III IT, s' s . * ,s!|p 1t'' , ".:" 's.., ie" NJ. i,
@ :"' s!'%!ss III 'Ii;*. @ = III II h'''!: %%:'" y
iq IL, M s,' a'4E"S" 'i'EI1I @ 'aI. "i II i. S GS,%" % 'i.
ttHlt' WnH,l"n q {tr!t't"s ,aht.lsu'l n h'nl1
' @ "'s t".' s% % '.' !. s.'.' i, i, ''""S IT. @ n.', III.
" t'at'r.
III" ~ .", 81 4'i e !. '"f ."v%. 's ,%: "s' ",.s y
" IN! Fntl"E ai ali'' illnA u !n' !ntf'l" tll.asnt
"l.Itt! nm ilt!hI'h rlt, Will h u" m'A1Ilsanta
il" cann.a' FUN hcr aa'nlaI p','i,h hn i'Ir'it,mi
I'M r''hlflI!ltd In'rn lAf4ry 20 III" fI*n ahIl
!"nuttsh VI !'E ttltitnhl4i. aatiChlltfah saanil'
nrf t'@nsn Ml!I,ii T.. lilis. vfltill
umit"v .t'a !as' 10" t"ars ns E"l tdN1., asstt n
i".Iu" t"w,, ~ lin Il, ''at ',s. IN, .n'' ~ ~" WV
=. IT, r''.'"' aMu rs'%t'S""'ty "ot,si !or~ar
~, s,uitx r'.".,.+n ..,t. ''t ''Iit ~. ~. H.
, 1866-07-09

Inc PRESIDENT on Saturday signed g large
number Of land grant bills fos salroaJa md es.,
among them the Union IAetnc Railroad hill. wh,rn
1t Was suPposcd be would rosq,
, 1866-07-09

Young p4rsots de.trin1 instruction on the Piano,
during tteauuraes ea. have my attention. by maxi ac
appieAtloAs 1t my rc*l1e-ce. No. =. TweuE. third
street. ttlt6 ne;} MIS-. r. q, SELLlS.
, 1866-07-09
Dyscisscry, l'!Arrl.o9&,


NusyeF faia 10 subtns tue most yia1tut Rtl4cka OF
those complaints. Ut mattrr from what canse they
rE'scatt. A. changes Of climate. water. &C., otea
produce these seraal d.eases. Travellers ant Others
'aould sl~ays keer snprtS Of the tarnln..tyc By
them.