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Fraternally yours.
Z john LAW.


Nav Observation-Disclosures was
a very fair audience at the Theater
on Saturday nigh9. considering the
state of the weather and the condition
of the street crossings.
The ''Ticket-of. Leave Man" was
presented in a very creditable man
ner, most Of the characters being we'll
sustained. A few, however, were
faulty, that to some extent marred
the piece Miss Ellie Johns's Mrs.
Willoughby was immense, her you-
bility surprising anything we ever lis
tened to, and We are really surprised
that she survived it. The represen-
tation kept the house in a roar. Miss
Lizzie Jackson, as May Edwards,
played very finely.
Tonight viii be presented the great
drama, entitled ''Pauyrette, or Under
the Snow" with Miss Effie Johns in
the leading role.l TO conclude. with
paddy Miles, Wm. VI. Holland be-
ing PADDY Bill that cannot fail to
draw. -=i977'~ ~ ~
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THE MILToNIAN TABLEAUx-PAR-

THE MILToNIAN TABLEAUx-PAR-
ADIsE LosT.-This great moral repre-
sentation-pronounced by competent
critics as a very superior painting
will open tonight at the Crescent
City Hall, ayd should, as it doubtless
will. draw a large audience. No one
who has read the wonderful produc-
ton of the Blind Bard " can fail to
be interest cd by this vivid lymning of
what Milton 50 wildly wrote. Ihe
press everywhere throughout the
country has bestowed tie most I'M
limited praise upon this great pano-
rama. The scenes are all really fine
paintings, bearing close inspection,
not only with an opera glass, but also
with the naked eye. We commend
all to go to Crescent City Hall to-
night.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. fol-
lowing transfers of real estate were enter
ed for record in the office of the County
Recorder during the week, ending Satur-
day, December 21st, 1857:
Frederick Keeling to John G. KTef1k,
Lot 3. Block %, EaYnaSco; for 81 900.
John O.. Kieuk TO Lu iwtg Mech Lot 8,
Block 29. Lamasco; for II 200.
; Baaman aha sep to 30 Fsed; Sell, und-
Division; for $500.
Otto walz to Clara RUPERT. partition Of
part of II, 6, 10.
Clara Rupert to Otto Wall, partition OF
part o. IL, q, 10. -
Daniel 8 Start t = Fred w. senfres, part
OF Block 81, La nlasco: for $500.
James Uric to Fred. HohIng, Lot l and
one-half OF Lot 2. clock 2, Crescent En-
1argerne mt; for 81 300
Wn2. Brown to Geo. r. Preston, frac-
tIonal part Of Lot i, Upper Enlargement;
for $3.50. - q
Thomas Seantlin TO James N. ScantIin,
the undivided half OF part of Lot I0S
Original Plan, for 81 ,656.
john RuSton to Abraham r. BurciI. Lot
5, Block :, t.lliott's Enlargement, for $50.
Elizabeth Steinheibef TO Moses Kromer-
berger, Lot 3. Block AZ, Eastern Enlarge
ment. for $500
Andrew Palmer to Anna d. Uptohn,
northwest quaIter of northwest quarter
rs, 1, IL, 40 acres. for s., 900.
Kruger & Hettenb4ck to Frank Martin,
right Of way over the northeast quarter
of northeast quarter. IS 6, IL, for SO.
Oran 3. Clark TO Edward L. Cady, the
undivided 60ths of the west half of north
west quarter -, 5, 10, for $500.
Theodore Ravens to Louis Keller, Lot IL
and part of Il, Block 8, sharpe's Enlarge
ment, for 81 $50.
August Rehman to Luther C. Pittman,
LotS7 and ), BLOCK ), ROckWelIS First Adj
dition, for 500. 81
John Shankiin to Charles Tharling, Lot
6, Block l30, Lamasco, for $500.
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HOLIDAY PREsENrs.-T viii, for
thirty days, sell Watches, Jewelry.
Silver and Plated ware and Clocks at
10 per cent. advance on cost; am de-
sirous of selling out my stock and
quitting the business. Call In at
Louis Bittrolffs and satisfy your
selves that this is no empty pretense.
Remember the place is No q Main
street, one door above First. -
deco. DIV 3.
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ter most OF the time heavily. until
half past two clock Saturday. The
temperature. was4very mild, the mer-
curry ranging from3T0 Saturday morn
ing to 600 at midnight of Saturday,
and about the same yesterday morn
ing The rain seems to have been
general to the north, south, and east,
and big river may be anticipated.
There was heavy thunder during the
rain, on Saturday. Frequent showers
occurred dnffng. Saturday evening
and the esriytpgft Of Saturday night,
and at midnight it set in to rain very
hard, wltlialilea9y stor al of wind for
two Or three 4qeurs. ! The 1raipo COM
tinued till daylight. .EheR the clouds
disappeared, and the sun shone
brightly al day, and the mercury
falling steadily, UdtiE at .niidnigRtlast
it stood at 40' above, zero.
-ets zEa-- - --ss-----z----
Coop SroRlEs9 part %, has just
been issued by TfoKNoR & FIELDS,
with the following attractive contents:
The Metempsychosis, By Robert Mac
nish-illustrated by S. Eytinge, Jr.,
(the artist who illustrated the Dia-
naond D7e1eas The Bninvited; The
Bellows Member OF LgoRs-illustrated
by George G. White; The Small
change FamiIy-iHustrated by VIII.
Davenport; Tie Scotsman's Tale. by
Harriet Lee The Blacksmiths of
Holsby-illustrated by W L. Shep-
pard; A Penitent Confession. These
stories are not original. but are gener-
ally unfamiliar tothe present genera
ton Of readers. Theyare fresh, read
able, genuinely good stories, printed
in clear, legible type, suitable for read
ing in cars or on steamboats,.
MITE SooIETY.-The ladies of St.
Paul's Church give another of their
delightful social reunions at the Par
sonage tonight. These social enter
tainments are rapidly becoming
highly popular, and attract large
crowds, and the attractions increase
each night. Pleasing charades are
introduced, and the~mest delicious
refreshments are furnished, and all
for the small sum of twenty-five
cents. The excellent ladies of st.
Paul's will give all hearty welcome.
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Car7;'s Spoil Cotton is 6,Cord to8o,

HOLIDAY BALL-The third annual
ball by the Cigarmaker's Protective
Union of Evansville, No 81, win be
given at Masonic Hall, on the evening
Of December Goth, 1867. Admission
fee, 81. IF the weather is bad, car
riages will be furnished without ex-
ira charge, ifapplieation is made at
the hall. dec23 st.
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Fun FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-A
grand rattle for 100 turkies and
black bear. will be held during the
holidays, at the Blue Warehouse,
corner of Water and Leet Street,
commencing tonight at z o'clock.
dec23-1t
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MARRIAGE LICENSES The matri-
monial market is running rather low.
Ghly two licenses were issued last
wsek, and as the names would look
EnOesome published by themselves,
vR defer publishing them till next
Vsek. ~ 4tk4 .~8As@A II
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B% A large auction sale of China,
Queens. Bfittania, Silver-piated and
Glass Ware, by Hiram Nelson, at his
Auction Room, Locust Street, oppo-
site the Post Office. CONNIE ueing Mon
day, December 23d, at 2 O'Clock IN
the afternoon and z O'Clock in the
evening, for two days China and
Tea Sets, Chamber Sets,
Plates, Cups and Saucers. Gift Cup
and Saucer, and a general variety Of
Chiuaware, Queensware, Plated ware,
aud large lot Of Christmas and New
Year presents. Ladies and gentle
men are invited. 1t will be the best
chance to got holida- presents. Come
one, come all. HIRAM NELSON,
dec19 It Auctioneer.
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Bg- Carriers celebrated combined
Writing Copying Ink is acknowledge
ed. by all who have tried it, to be SUI
perior to any other in the market. It
flows freely, does not mold, dies not
thicken By exposure to the air, and
gives a perfect copy. For sale at this
office.
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YoENG AMERIoA-Of both sexes
are unanimous in favor of high
topped boots, balmorals, end buttoned
boots, such as I am prepared 20 fur
nish for Christmas presents. Buy
something useful as we'll as or1to1tent-
al, then the substance will remain
after the glitter is gone.
dec23- Ut T. w. Turner.
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The following correspondence which
explains itself. will be a matter of
qualification to all Masons In this vi
cinity:
Hon. John Laa0, Evansville, Indiana:
The undersigned, Committee from
Accepted Masdns; Reed Lodge, No.
313, Free and. Accepted Masons;
Evansville Chapter, No. IL, Royal
Arch Masons; and Simpson Council,
No. Z, Royal and Select Masons,
would respectfully represent that the
Brethren and Companions of the
above named Masonic Bodies, know
ing you to be one of the oldest mem
bers of the Fraternity Ia our State, if
not in the. United States. and also
knowing that in your long Masonic
experience you have become possessed
of much information of interest to the
craft, are DESTROYS Of listening to an
address from you on Masonry.
The undersigned, therefore, in be-
half of the above named Masonic
Bodies respectfully invite you to adj
dress the Masons. pt Evansville, and
their friends on the Anniversary Of
St. John, the Evangelist, Deeem-
Der ~, 1867. EI6
Committee OF Evansville Lodge, No. o.
Charles FL. Butterfield and A. J. Colburn.
Committee Of Reed Lodge, No. 3l6 Jas.
G. Farrow and S. ). Frowe4
Committee o. Evansville Chapter. No.
y A. j. Lavender and W. e Hallings-
worth. -
Com nittee of Simpson Council. No. =
Alexander ShaFra and T. W Simpson.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 8, 1867.
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CITY NEWS.

Dried UP.-The bright sunshine
ar yesterday, assisted by the stiff
&seze, rapidly dried up the mud.
Ehe walking yesterday evening had
aseome quite pleasant and dry.
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Bg Ladies and gentlemen, do not
forget the auction sale of queensware
this afternoon, at o'clock, and even
ing at o'clock, on Locust Street, OPP
nosite the Postoffce.
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We learn that Manager Golden has
engaged Prof Qhas. l. ii oward, the
philosophical wonder Of the nine
teenth century, who win shortly APP
near
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B Ruled onion skin paper, Cor
foreign correspondence, both note and
letter size can be found at the jour
NAL Office.
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For RENT.-That desirable store,
No. 3 Water Street. Enquire Of
dec19 lw CHAs VIELE & Co.
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ia Read Warren Il Conyngton's
notice of Christmas Goods at cost.

AMONG the new goods daily arriv
ing at HUGHEs,s, Nd. 46 Main Street,
are some beautiful Dress Goods and
a lot of new style and very fine Furs.
Call and see them. French Meriaas.
in all colors, lower than ever.
dec11.tf
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SHEET .ZINo.-Eight cases sheet
zinc just received and for sale by
decl9 SAMUEL ORR a. Co.
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LADIES' use Clark's Spool Cotton.

KEEP WARM-Economy and COM
fort combined. Use Torrey's weather
strips for doors and windows. No
wind, dust, snow, or rain, can pene-
trate where these strips are applied.
For sale at H K. WELLS & Sons
hardware store, No. 81 Main Street.
dec3 tt
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AUcTIoN.-On to-day and follow
ing days, there will be large sale of
clothing, &c. Come one. come all,
at the corner of Main and Water SITS.
dec19-4t HEINMAN & STERNEs.
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lHtlwarcE's Heli.c Needles, IN Patent
WrGppers. are superior to all others.
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RAIN.-The first real genuine soak
ing rain we have had for several
months past, set in at midnight of
F iday, and continued steadily. and.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We were told on
AEarday, that small child while sit
ting in aehair, complained of feeling
wEell, and, in a few moments. fell
Eom the chair dead. We did not
Aarn the name Of the parents, or the
probable cause of the sudden death.
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RAJ Remember your Christmas din
ner will not be complete without
StiIer's celebrated salt water oysters.
VIM. CALDWELL, Agent,
dec21-tf No. 9 First Street.
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Tecre Hoo and Indianapolis.
FEoM TERRE HAuIE.
9a.0 and Eississin ! Railroad.
STEAMBOAT LINES

} % LOUSY 1.L.E.--Eyerg Monday and
s19s5E7rday at ~ o clock A. II. Every Tuesday,
aSetlnesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
gEstock P. III.
CSs30ek ?. II.
10 GREEN RTvER.-Every "Wednesday
lAza Saturday at O'Clock P. NJ. Every
IS9szaday and Thursday at O'Clock P. n.
70 EASTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
zsgsaay at 4 O'Clock p. N.
% BEgDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
8Rs5 O'Clock pm.
n NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
gxn.
70 Observation-Disclosures
.aockport Stage tvia n CIV bnrgh and Boon
sE4g, carrying the mail, leaves at A; NJ,
.31sayes by z P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aEd Saturdays.
sEsw Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
cz1Sys and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
szEgs and Saturdays by P. NJ
1t. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily lex
asSy5 Sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
3epS Sundays by P.
TO NEwF0 RG.-HacK daily Except Sum
eszy) nom the Merchants Hotel, at 8
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DAMAGED BY RAIN.-We notice
some damage was done by the heavy
fall Of rain and the heavy rush of
water through the sewers. A house
on the corner of Main and Fourth
Streets, we are told, was seriously
damaged by the caving in of the cell
lar. The food that poured out
of the mouth of the Syca-
more Street sewer started the
stone pavement in the gutter below
the mouth, and there was serious
danger of much damage; but the
rapid rise of the river, perhaps, saved
it. No damage was done to the ma
sonry at the mouth of the sewer. An
immense volume of water poured out
of the sewer with tremendous vio-
lehce, forming rapid current far out
into the river. a s..-.
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a1 H. 7. Chute has just received
"a case of very fine Calf Boots, suitable
for boys. Acknowledged by all to re
the incest Boys Boot ever brought
to the city.
Also a good assortment of Ladies
aud Chiidren's Shoes, which | am
selling at very low rates. Please call
and examine before making your pur-
chases. No 133 Main st. dec26-4t
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ELECTRIC CANNoNli AT WARREN
4 CONYNGToN's. dec23-1t
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the size aisles each fifteen feet and
eight inches. The roof IS supported
by eight gothic columns crowned with
handsome capitals, on which rests the
Gothic arched ceiling. The height
of the middle aisle, from the floor, is
fifty eet, and the height of each Of
the side aisles is thirty-nine feet and
six inches. The auditorium viii seat
about 1000 people, and is the largest
IN the city. The cost Of the building
only was about $40, 900; the whole
cost, when finished, will probably be-
from 100000 TO s12O.000. Ia the
front end is a spacious gallery, with
circular balustrade. afording ample
room for the full orchestra performing
yesterday Mr. Ludwick Reidinger,
Of Lawrenceburg, was the architect.
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THE TRAGEDY OF FRIDAY NIGHT
We have learned some farther parti-
culars Of the Tenth Street tFagedy of
Friday night. As the story is told to
Us, it appears that four men went to
Hansel's house, and soon got into a
difficulty with the proprietor, who
succeeded in getting them out of the
house. Ina few minutes they. retnrn-
ed to the door, and two Of them
Riddle and another = entered, the
other two remaining outside. Riddle
stopped near the door, where the
scales were standing, while the other
went to the other end of the room.
They then renewed the quarrel. The
parties outside called to their COM
rades within to : go for him. and
the one farthest in the room
said to Riddle, go for him,
when Riddle commenced throwing the
weights of the scales, striking Hansel
two or three times. After throwing
twelve or fifteen pounds of weights,
Riddle. it is said, picked up the coun-
ter scales, and was about to hurl them
at Hanse1, when the latter drew his
revolver and fired, the bali taking
effect in Riddles faces passing
through. hnd lodging in the back of
the head. His comrades then fed,
and up to last night had not bsen
found. Hansel hunted up a police
man, and gave himself up, and after
having his wounds dressed, was
lodged in Jail. He will, we under
stand, have an examination to-day.
A Coroner's inquest was held on
the body soon after the killing, and
the jury rendered a verdict that the
deceased came to his death from the
shot of a pistol in the hands Of VIII
liam Hansel.
We have given the facts as we re-
ceived them, but are@told there is
another side to the case Hansel, we
were told yesterday, was suffering
considerable, and was partly de-
ranged from the effects Of his
wounds.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-23

0n1r0 iolls aid Brethren:
Your communication, of the date of
Decemberigth has been duly received,
and I will, with. much pleasure, ac-
eede to your request to address you
on the 9th Of December next, the
Anniversary Of our Patron, ST.
John, the Evangelist.
5.i Fraternally yours.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

Ia City Orders for sale. Inquire
at this Office.
Ho FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Just re-
ceived. and for sale low l25 barrels
of choice green apples, 80 boxes Of
choice Catawba grapes, nice and
fresh. Come and see them at
HAYHURST Il WHITTAKER's
dec23 NJ 8 South Water Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-23

TABLEAUX AT HENDERsoN.-We
understand that the ladies connected
with the Episcepalian Church in Hen
darson design giving some splendid
ta5leaux on New Years Eve. They
Wgite their friends in this city to
G=me down aud spend the evening
with them. We have no doubt that
EEAe exhibition will we'll repay trip
eibKn the river, to say nothing of the
Nssasure. Of meeting with the social
Eeeple of our neighboring city.