The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19

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Innerney barricade J. W. Hughes
cellar. ...,,,sy< -
A sidewalk of class No. 2 was or
sdered son the north side of Canal,
from FnltoD Avenue to Fifth Street;
on the north side of Canal, from
Fifth to Sixth Street; on the east side
of Fifth Avenue, from Sixth. to
Franklin Street; on; the north side
of Sixth Street, from Sixth to Seventh
Avenue; on the south side of Sixth
Street, from Sixth to Seventh Ave
nue.; on the east side Of Goodsell
Street, from Fourth to Canal Street;
on the north side of Seventh Street,
from Fourth Avenue to Fulton Ave-
nue.; on the south side of Eighth
Street, from Fourth to Fulton
Avenue; on the north ,yside of
Eighth Street from Fifthit Fulton
Avenue; on the south side of Ninth
Street, from Fourth to Fulton Ave
nue.; north side of Ninth Street, from
Fulton Avenue to- Fourth Avenue;
South sidef of Ninth Street, from Fifth
Avenue to q Fulton Avenue; on the
eastside of Third Avenue, from NIuth
to Tenth Street; onStlie east side of
Fourth AVENUE from Sixth to Frank
lin Street, on the south side of Wiz
SLAM Street frdms Smith~to Market
Street, pnfthe south side Of William
Street, from Market to Centre; on the
south side of William Street, f;op
Centre to RaWley Street, on the south
/ side of William Street to the corpora
ton line; on the, east side Of Smith
Streets from Canal to John Street; ;
on the east side Of Smith Street, from
John ts,Williaml Street, ON the east
side of Smith, Street, from William to
Olive Street Ion the east side of Smith
Street. from Olive TO Orange; on the
northeast side of Water Street, from
Sycamore to Vine Street, of class.E 6
s. TWAS announced thatsthe PROPOSE
ton for the purchase of the new fire
engine had been accepted, Ia
Dean moved that a hole in Oak
Street, between Canal and Sixth
Streets, be filed up as soon as dirt
could be Procured - T9gg9l ~
Mr.. Whittlesey reported that TO-
555 square yards of the wharf had
beer, paved by Mr.. Kuhn, being
little oyer the half of two blocks. ~.
Dean moved that the contract be
extended to the completion Of two
bloeks.Ag 0aiAJ aVhad "a osss5a,
Peter Zapp was ordered TO put a
crossing on Eighth Street at Chest
nut; also, a crossing at Sixth Street
on locust i-,5 s,.., s 'i'isi w
On motion, the Gouncitadjourned.
90 p KoaHI A ffauseni eslts. .sg0t'
New, METRoPoLITAN.-We were
gratifed tossee verylafge and highly
fashionable audienceEat the Theatre
last night, embracing the very elite of
the ? eity,oj together 1aatRsE0host of
strangers visiting the cityon business.
TPhe genterninmsnt richly repaid all
who attended.5ssM r. Hill fenditionI
oPas Jack gade was never surpassed,
and anthe sus tanning characters ibid
themselves full justice. The whole
was mastery performance. sc-.
ToJaighth viii I be presented the
thrilling play entitled Dead Heart, .
a greatlsensationnlp lay, the plot being
laid during the tinle Of the French
Revolution, Mr.. Hill appearing as
Landry. or Cato the Censor, = with
Mrs. Bella Colder as Catharine St.
sNaleriea aTotconclude with I" Family
Jars. r. ~ Since, Mr. { Golden has been
so1ibefal in reducing the price of
tickets e,ehopei stoo,see,da crowded
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