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AMUsEaIENTs
81. Charles TAeatre.

81 Charles Theatre.
Mr.. Forrest appeared as Richard Third
last night at the St. Charles to theatre
full Of attentive and interested people.
His Interpretation of this great creation is
a peculiarly -diGering essentially from
that Of the other great actors who have ac-
CURED high fame on The stage. Although
he labored under some disability from a
cold, his great energy enabled him at all
times 10 show The fres of genius, in
which be never loses sight Of the correct
line Of elocudon.i His Richard is above
criticism. Barton Hill was, as usual,
splendid as Richmond. The last scene be-
tween him and R,chGrd was one of the
NEST effective we have ever witnessed.
Miss Lille as Lady Anne, and Mrs. Perrin
as Queen Elisabeth We're all that could be
desired. To night Mr.. Forrest appears as
Jack Cade- Ho viii not play on Saturday
or Sunday, but will next week produce
another series Of characters King Lear,
Damon, Aesamord, Macbeth, and Ha'Rlet
IA none OF these characters, except tie
last has Mr.. Forrest any superior, and IN
some Of them no equal. asaat & f mli.
varieties Theatre.
The unprecedented interest manifested
by the patrons Of the Varieties in Mr.. JET
ferson and his Rip Van Wrinkle = is the
most positive evidence we could cite Of the
great merits Of the actor and the place
Without being 10 one part startling, il is
full of affecting and emotional interest
Pathos aud humOr were never more hap
PLY blended together in any piece thatFe
have seen on the stage. The play viii be
repeated tonight. The demaAd for seats
Is SO great lha. in order to be at all certain
application should be made to Nj. ST. Ger
maine early IN the day. Il is announced
that Rip Van Wrinkle Z viii DO withdraw
aitef this week for our q American COusin''
and ! The Rivals M
New Opera Mousa.
The last representation Of Meyerber's
grand opera q The Hugueaois Z was given
last evening to good house. On Saturday
the manager wlllintroduce the grand opera
''The Jswesa, p for the frst time this sea
Aeaseu.y ef AEesie.
DslehantE and Hengler Ia their clog
dance aud senkgambian gsmboIs are q liz.
tie ahead Of anything in The Ethiopian Inns
lhat We have ever seen. Mule Leah still
dances Ia The moot bewItchIng mahnof, and
he Miaco brothers, IN thsiF trapeze and
barrel tricks elicit rounds Of applause from
he Audience. Adslo St Clair, charming
tocalial, has been engaged. and eppears
every night AdsRyman never fails 70 I'M
corporate somsshibg entirely new in his
famous alump speech concerning no one
over thought Of before. Tho variety oem-
pany Is composed Of nearly al STAN, ana
they shire this season with peculiar bril-.
sahey
Asses Azuesum.
The Crescent City museuu on 81. Charles
street, opposite the hotel Is open day ana
evening, sad Is supplied wilh inanmerable
euflozlties wotlh seeing Do not ial to
step IA aad take lock at tho museum.
uaok ard lob rfinll1r Of eeefs deao4t11ion
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Rnnl blauks, iawyers brieia. and al
kiaa- q legal forms accurately printed e
the cilcc Of the RHfgHLIoAR, No. 81 st.
Chaties iftef
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fnoztsf. We leaFs Mss he keepefs 81
billiard tables p ills q u have presented y
ihe tommon e9uaei' 3 protest peAl1s.
lesasd upon 1sen a BE- sss schedule.
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MEDICAL.


inR. g. KELLOGG-
CfHee. l07 Camp st. Residence, sss ST. CharlesW
REMOVAL
Dr. KELLOGG has removed his residence to IA
sss st. CHARLES street. and Office to No. 1877 csuD
street. l iN des On
DR. j. WHITES MEDICAL INsTITUTE, cor
~ ner st Charles and Julia streets, il establishsd
for the euro Of all forms OF disease chronic I'M
acute. DR., j. White has had the advantages sps
We practice and in all forms OF disease mon nor
than thirty years. He is distinguished for b,
ability and certainly 70 detect al the ailmsnu
him. with equal certainty. instantly to perceive m
remedies indicated-for either sex and all age-s
practitioner and professor in two medical CANA
stated ia his address some years since that Dr. j
White has great advantage over many physicians /,
nus correct diagnosis forming correct views Of all th
diseases which hrs paeisI Is suffering with" Was
ever the character or vrulenoe Of the disease ma
T aay a po oo SEs Sn6
patients who are not able 20 come 10 the Institat
gharses reasonable. N. B.-Persons desiring Dr. ]
WHITES advice and remedies will be careful to call I
the northeast corner of st. Charles and ula street.
or addrass by letter, as there are several DIR. White
- - -. uole " "
w ~. PEaBERFON, no. Ihs Roy
W drAs street, between St. Charles and CARO-
deiet streets, New Urleans, Wholesale and Ped
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils. Colon
Varnish0s, Glass. etc, etc., has in store o l5FU
at Low Prices. either Wholesale or Retail
White Lead Of the best brands, French and Amg,
can Zinc Oil Of al kinds, Venetis= Req and spar
nishss, French Window Glass, Stozs Polish, q
Soda soaps, and Cotton Marking and Writing Ink
manufactured BY himself.
a lao great saristy Of Perfumery and Fancy ii,
The stOTs IS vol supplied with all kinds of Drou
and Medicines, fresh and Of the best quality.
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BLISS f exchanges prom natsa. 81
q lfa'2 Iag 7ecsipls, hsak kaet, s.
aAt '.s coi = pliat is
4ene1 Ai 70 161H 4i|ics Nt. Il :.
N'.slies street.
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UNITED STATES NAILS.

HOSIOfNIUE OHEARIAENI, Z
Washington. January q 1853.
PROPOSALS FOR CONVEYING TIE MAILS
s. inc on 93 me oosns 0& ou Sa s s t. o
Louslan will be received At the Contract oico Of
to be decided 81 April 10 following:
tCDntractors snd carriers required to take the
cath Preserbed BY acts OF Congress OF July2 1852
SEE from New Orleans, by Fort Pike, shieldsboro',
Sss and Biloxi 1 g ooean spruEs ioa miss
and back, three times a week, BY steamboats,.
Leave New orleans Tuesday, fnuFseay, and
Arrive At Ocean Springs BY 8 p. n rtf
LeS I,SS 0o ss spT,Pss Monday "edHs'd's' and
Arrive at Nev Or cans By 5 p No. .-t..1l.
PEopossls 9 run by different schedule will be
$3.50 From New Orleans, By Jefferson to Csr;olton,
9 miles and back, twice week.
Hu Lsays New Orleans Monday and Thursday At
Arrive az a. carroslton by IAN. agg
L9sys vaTrollton Monday sud Thursday at
Arrive at Nav Orleans by4P.M 1a
dailesvile, oaiss) % miles and bssk, once q
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Leave GAinesyille "Wednesday at p y. m
Arrive At OoYington next day BY : z NJ
sOs5 From, Thibodau1 to Torrebonne, miles o. d
back, SIX times week, IN connection with
Proposa to end Is Laiourehe Dressing instead
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Arrive a. Shreveport. next day atlsP.M
assO From BELLEVUE, b Cotton Waller, Orchard
Grove. and Dorcheat AEhansAsi, to Magnolia.
% miles and back, once week -.
Leave Bellevue Monday a. 4. ~.
Arrive Al Magnolia next day By IAN.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Leaves even FEHrE sDAV. e 81. ~, AT
DAY. 81 loA.N'

EoR BAYOU SARA AND "
feTInedid nte landings On the OeAF
hno AID leat paseaiEsF steamer
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New opern mouso.

The last representation Of Meyerber's
grand opera Tue Hugueaols Z was given
last evening to . good house. On Saturday
the manager wlllintroduce the grand opera
z The Jswesa . for the first time this sea-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
COLLECT0R's NOTICE.
UNITED STATES OusToMHoUsE. !

New Orleans January Z. 1885
fItHE following described goods having been seized
for violation of the Revenue Laws, her Elm set
forth notice is hereby given that unless the persons
claiming the same shall appear and file their claims
according to law within twenty days from the date
hereof tie goods will be advertised and aold at pub
hc auc ion, provided Sections II, II 10 and Il
Of tho Act o. Congress-. approved July 1e. 1855:
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Premiunas non-ieEisitabls pldoI ths rules :
Company. After fva years policies iDoOni.
except for non-paymtnt Of premiums or ms
menss in application.
No extra charge for fplidsncs n or travel y
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MI9OBLLANBOUS.

An kinds Of Books and Sheet Mnsc bound in a
styie to suit tho customer None bat she most I'D
fni WoEkms7 are employed. All work warranted !
give satisfaction, and viii be dane as low as
other establishment in the city, Particular atteni
given to ali kinds Of ruling. aplO 81 u
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iOR. G. KELLOGG-
ofice, l91 Camp St :. Residence. sss ST. oharlesa
-REMoVAL,-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09
LOCAL NOTICES.
Gard.

A tara.
Editors JoGTnal;
1t seems that your premium enter
prise has " brought dolCa the hoUe."
You are called upon to correct a
statement founded upon the authority
ofall the very first artists in the worlds
few of whose Certificates you publish
ed IN your ircIlar.
Here's logic for you: Prof. G. says
" Wdrren g. ConyRgt0n mus knOJU the
fqilqcy II the statement since ii is kn0Wn
that SteinlCay Il Sons are superior, y
&c. Cont see it IN these "lumina-
ries.
Who says they are superiorg Mr..
G., and he drags IL a certificate eight
or ten years Of age to prove it. At
the time that certificate was secured,
[ will admit that piano manufactur
ing was IN its infancy, so to speak.
Steinway 4 Son did make a fine piano,
fur the times, SO they do now. Their
pianos are splendid; no sensible per
son will for a moment deny it. But
as for being the best, that Is open tO
argument, and Jeff to opinion, and
some people haze opinions as Weu as
others.
Ny fanlly teacher utterly denies
giving any authority for Mr.. Cells
statement. or any statement at all, or
mentioning him Ia this Uholsate
slq4zghtsr, Of the eelebrety Of
As for Prot. Matthias. [ shall mere
" append his lghOIe letter as it stands
on hse.
The tea- year old certificate needs
no comment other than to say it is
En0WR By heart by every one in any
way connected VITA the music busi-
ness.
l anr-so for Mr.. G. f. Schultz.
He is a very feeble old man, who
should be treated with the greatest
respect and kindness, aud not be
abused. I have always treated him
with marked attention aud respect.
He has been toOrked upon aud POI
soned; hog 1 leave the public to
judge.
To close, I will say that I am now
in business by myself, and shall try to
merit the patronage of the public by
fair aud upright dealing.
The Knabe," Weber, > " Peters
& Webb" " Emerson's," and other
Pianos, can be found In my ware
rooms. Pillabuts. Potion & Co.'S Or
gans aud Melodeons, Music and Mu
steal merchandise Of every description
for sale at the lowest prices.
g. w. WARREN.
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FINE FLOWERS FOR SALE.-I have
just arrived from Cincinnati, with the
finest variety Of roses. and many
other rare plants, together with my
already large variety Of plants, and /
am prepared to fill all orders as low
as they can be bought in Cincinnati.
My variety Of roses consist Of the fol-
lowing varieties: Gen. Washington,
Gen. Jacquemont, Safrano, Nd. Bra
vey, La Pactol, Marshal Neil, Soye-
mir de La MalmaisOn, Omer Pasha,
&c. Also a fine variety OF Hanging
Baskets, and many other things to
numerous to mention. Give me a
call. Plants delivered to any part Of
the city. WM. g. hewitt.
my6-2td.
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To Physicians.

Mr.. Speer takes the liberty Of re-
squesting physicians to institute an
Examination Of the merits Of bis Port
Grape Wine. The wine is the pure
juice Of the Port Grape, cultivated by
him for the purpose, and is now NC
cessfully used nd prescribed by the
physicians in the large cities, who
have July tested it. and who regard
it as peculiarly adapted to their mode
of practice. may9 dw1t
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IN the DlstFlct SQ1Lt OF the dniLeo states
y me DI9'liSt "
In the matter OF john shepard, bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
To aOb0Dl 4 aa0y concern. The undersign-
ed hereby Gives notice of his appoiutment
as Assfgnee Of Ions sHFpARD. Of Ev-
s9e1f19a IN tbs Senn.v 81 Va~odarbnrob
Cd 60 Gtefa o y 'ff1ndisns ggithin "a. DIsfr5ct'
@ao Mo n DssF o 81! Zine bitfr9cf FRo31rfP ~
said pf-trfcf-
Dated al Evansville, the I7th day Of
Anrif a II 1858 =
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TRANSLATION. - MEssRs. WM.
KNABE& Co.-Gentlemen: Allow me
to tender my best thanks for the
piano sent me It surpasses my ex-
pectation. The tone, in regard to
power, roundness, distinctness, and
sweetness, leaves nothing to be de
sired; especially, through your new
arrangement Of letting the treble
wires run through brass, the upper
notes attain a power and beli-iike
clearness, so that even with the loud
est forte in the bass the treble
sounds out prominent and distinct.
Nearly all manufacturers are repre-
sented here, and part OF them by real
~ excellent samples, yet among all Of
them l have not found one which
would compare with mine In pertec-
ton. As a matter Of course, l viii
use my best endeavors to give your
Instruments the most general intro
dEctiOn here. Yours,
e. MATTHIAS,
Professor Of Music.
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ba-Faber's Pencils at 80 cents, at

R1AL OAlLCa
Hon JOIN Laws LECTURE
There was a fair attendance at the
Masonic Hall last night, BY citizens,
to hear the lecture of Hon. John
Law. de ivered under the auspices of
the Evansville Library Association.
The lecture was listened to with deep
interest on the part of the audience.
1t was indeed very interesting; the
Honorable gentleman succeeded we'll.
The subject chosen, Education, -
was handled with great ingenuity.
We believe that the plan adopted BY
the Library Association, to employ
home talent for lectures, is a good
one, and hat it viii prove successful.
At the close of the lecture last nizht,
Rev. G. B. h. Martin offered a reso-
luton rendering a vote of thanks to
the lecturer for the agreeable manner.
in which the audience had been enter
tanned, which resolution was unani-
mously adopted.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE DAvIDsON.-An
affidavit was filed with Esquire Da-
wilson yesterday against Henry Gold
map-and Charles Goldman. by Con-
-rad-Hiom, charging them with an
assault on bis person. The affair oc-
CURED in L9maseo day before yester
day, we believe The case was not
disposed Of when we called at the
Office.
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IA Notice Is hereby given that the
advertised sale Of the property Of the
Union Furniture Company will not
take place, as Messrs. /. Puster, r.
Griener and II. Ide, ali members Of
the old firm, have bought the interest
OF the other shareholders in the con
Germ. mayo If
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Tsrrs Bad. and Indians us.
OHIO and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.
-sTFANTROAT -.

To LoUIsVILLE.-Everys Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock P. 81.
To CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 3
70 GREEs R1vER.-Every "wednesday
and Saturday at s o'clock P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 O'clock P. N.
To EAsTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 o'clock P. N. u.
To HE SD~ERsOS-Daily, except Sundays,
at 3 O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Eyery Thursday at four
m.
To MISUNDERSTANDING.
RockpOrtStage via Newburgh and Boon
g1lle,l Carrying the mail, leaves at : A. NJ,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by ! P. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail siege leaves Mon
days and Fridays at Z a. n. Arrives Tues
and Saturdays by 4P. n.
MI. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
eept Sundays) at : A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept sundays by 2P. NJ.
To NEwBURG.-HacR daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock P. n.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
lug is a list of the marriage licenses
issued by the County Clerk for the
week ending May 8th
Joseph JuFgens to Maria Elizabeth
GWathan. enuH
Henry Brookmale to Margaret Gabel.
Sebastian Weiss to Catherine Rocken-
Henry Niemer TO August Gluek.
Johu Katrcher to Ell zabeth KorepeI.
Andrew Martin to Mary F~enbacher.
Michael Callahan to Johanna Murphy.
John WOelfel to Annie Schntder.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

ia Hiram Nelson will sell, at mis-
Auction Room, this morning at 9
o'ciock, a lot Of clothing, gold and
silver watches, beating Sam and
Pete largely in low prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

PEBsoNAL-Yesterda we were ia
vored with a call from SIMON BACH
RACH. editor Of the Jewish Sentinel,
published in Philadelphia. Mr..
BACHRACH is on a tour of business
and observation among his people in
the West and South. From this
point he goes to Memphis.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

ACADEMIA man named Henry
Hofker, whewas Iaboring at Schultze's
saw mill just beyond Pigeon Greek in
Independence met with quite an acct
dent Thursday evening. By some means
his leg was caught by a rope attached
TO 4 log carriage, and forced against
a post. The leg was badly bruised
but, fortunately not broken. BE will
be obliged to lay up for a week or
two in consequence of the injury re-
cieved.
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SPEER'S
n q CIR 4 Il
~
WINE.
Used by Hundreds Of Congregations
for Church or Communion /Pur-
poses.
Also, Excellent for Ladies and Weakly
Persons.
Vineyards, AeU jersey.
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE,
Four Years old.

This Justly celebrated Native Wine
made from che juice o. tie GpOrtO Grape,
raised in this Is invaluable
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed by any OTHER native Wine.
Being the pure uice OF the grape, pro
duced under Mr.. Speer'> own persona
supervision its purity and &c ulnenesS
are guaranteed The youngest enid may
partaks Of its generous qualities and the
wea kest invalid may use IL 10 advantage.
II IS particularly Beneficial 10 the aged
and debil.tated, and suitable to the va
rious ailments that afd4ct the weaker sex.
It IS Ia every respect
4 VINE 70 BE RELIED on.
InvaIIds use SpeeTs Polt Grape Wine.
Females use : peers Port Grape Wine. ~
Weakly persons und DeneuL ny It's use.
SpeeI's Win 3 ia hospitals are preferred
to O~fherHyIneS.
EU sold Dv druggists
a. Spael'> Vineyard. $ew Jerse-. Office
2I5 roadway, New YORK. fde4'6- =
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-n the
Court of Common Pleas yesterday, "a.
motion was irgued tor a new trial 10
the case Of Dishinger, of which men
ton was made in the JOURNAL, a few
days ago. Il will be remembered
that Dishiager was charged with hav-
ing lived with another mans wife
without authority of law, and hat he
was fined 800, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the County Jail for go
days. A new trial was granted.
The balance Of the day was occu-
pied in hearing the case OF which
mention was made in yesterdays pa
per. in which a citizen was charged
with maintaining a nuisance, in that
his house occupied a portion Of the
street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

COUNTY SETTLEMENT. - The In
dianapolis Journal. of the 8th, says.
William Bretz, the Treasurer of
Dubois County. made his annual set
element with the Auditor yesterday,
the amount settled for being s10,8O7
50. Dubois has the honor Of being
the first county to settle with the
State for the past sixteen years, and
it seems disposed to hold the guerdon
for as many more. The settlement is
required to be made by the various
counties on OF before the third Mon
day of May.
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RHHeT9F



me human stomach seems to require q
7nnic stimulant. From time whereof the
amemory Of man runneth not to the CON
bxary, toni bltters have been used. Men
aBUneTIy made their own bitters. and few
eRought Of eating breakfast without first
faking their "tansy." chose were days,
a0WeYer, when TrohiDitOry laws were I'M
Known, q ID, in consequence. liquors were
aure. Dealers could then afford to be hon.
n, however. what with Government
BK and court dnes, pokeberry Juice and
alcohol must pass muster for old rye"
and pure Bourbon" People have come
20 fear poisoning more than malarial dis
Aases, and dropped their tansy." Right
Sere is where HoSTHTTER x SMITH, of
Edttsburg, have proven benefactOrs. Years
ago they commenced the manufacture Of
&O&TFTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, lay
con scientiOusly followed, to use nothing
bnt the purest liquors, MANUFACTURED ex-
pTessiy OF them. BY strict adherence to
Afs rTie thew have Won public confidence
Eud feaped their reward in a large, pront-
able, 8BdSteady business. Their BITTERS
hH known an over the country. They are
NAe pioneers Of the business, and have the
largest mandatory IA the world. Nor
has success in their case, as in too many
BAEters Is as pure ana COOS to-day as was
she first dtstillatiOn. We heartily recon-
mend them as a tonic.
85 a specific for dyspepsia, b~Niousness,
constipation, nervousness, general deDil-
My, and intermtttcnt and remittent feVers.
ftseHcacy has ne er been questioned.
There are many worthless limitations.
We earnestly caution the public against
EEaGa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

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