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MATE IEoNIAL. - The political excite
ment does not seem to effect, very materi-
ally, the matrimonial market. Marriage
licenses we're issued to the following par
ties during the two weeks ending on Sat-
urday, September 70:
John La NIGEL and Belle Branding.
John w. Miller and LYDIA A. Burruck er.
John Wesley Hopkins ard Mary Loehr.
Matthias Swalwaehser and Catharine
LOhmayer.s ~
George Miller and EImira Jane Muse.
Franz Hcszmerer and Waldburga Nefz-
ger. ~.
John G. Murphy and Ann Louisa Finch.
David Webster and Jane Johnson.
August Brentano and Wahla Kahn.
Bernard ScAoettler and Mary Damn.
George s. Matthews and Mary Jane
Whiting.
George Dutsch and Christina Schnaitt.
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For the Journal.
LIFE'S PATHWAY.

Life is gemmed with beautiful visions,
And deck ed with jew els bright,
Yet oft the sweet Elysian'
Turns to darkness in cur sight;
Still we search the glowing futurer
And gather the scattered gleams-
From the wreck OF some radiant fancy,
That was born of happy dreams.
From the shades of the darkened chamber,
Where death his requiem sings,
And the Raven THAT bird of ill omen,
Has folded his ominous wings,
While Silence, with Silly fingers,
Sits weaving her mystic thread,
Despair has draped loves image,
And written above it-dead.
Dead The night-winds whisper it,
And the sound is borne aEar,
TIL the Angels oatcht the echo, ta
As it falls from star to star;
Faith grasps the clouds with master hand
And filings tine mists away,
Bids us look beyond the portal
| To the light OF endless day.
at over the glittering retrospect,
"here Love" with magic power,
hh.'s mixed the shining bands OF fate,
"A Anu etfrsped them. with an hour;
Wneh JOY in majestic sweetness,
kept pace with us, side by side,
an! the current of life ran swiftly then,
And bore us out with the tide.
Where we hear the distant mariner
Ofthe river that flows away.
Washing of alike our hopes and fears.
And bearing them on their wav
To that far-away shore, where eternity
lies, r'-s fslz
Far over the jasper sea,
Where the waters of life in glory rise
And the weary souIi is free.
| Where ceaseless years still circle away.
BY the mists-of the beautiful river.
Where the sands of life shall ne'er run
down,
Butstin run on forever;
Where changes come not, and no tears
Shall wash our Joy away:
Where sorrows night is crowned with
light, a
And darkness turned to-day.
f. H. A.
HENDERSON, Ky Sept. 1858.
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ALE BURNETT's LEcruRE.-The
Library Association of this city is one
of the institutions which should be
cherished. They have secured the
services of Mr.. Aft Burnett, Of Gin.
cinnati, who will give two of his
unique and inimitable entertainments
on Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
at the new Opera House, which has
been most generously rendered for
tne occasion by Mr.. Gotthold,- the
puDDhe-splrited lessee and manager.
Tickets may be obtained at George
W Warren's and at the Opera House
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BEFORE JUSTICE WA1KER-E

BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Ed.
Malone had hearing before Justice
Walker yesterday on a charge of
stealing $110 from VIM. Nunnmeier.
of whose robbery we made mention
yesterday morning. Both the parties
occupied the same room. Nunnmeier.
in changing his clothes, laid his pock-
et-book on the bed, and when he miss
ed it few minutes afterwards, re-
turned to his room and met Malone
leaving il. When Mr.. Nuunmeier
discovered that the pocket-book
was gone, he went down stairs,
and inquired of Malone if he had
seen his pocket-book, to which the
latter replied mo" He returned
up stairs, and made another search
'i unsuccessfully, aud again asked Ma
lone on his honor" if he had not
seem 1t, and again received negative
answer. A woman also testified that
she saw Malone coming FROM, a.
room about the same time. This was
all the evidence in the case. The
Justice, however, thought it sufficien
to warrant him in recognizing the ac.
cused in the sum of $500 to answer
Being unable to give the required
bail, he was sent to Jail. 1t is thought
that dayor two will deYelope further
a. facts. a5.1 stt.s1 ar p
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VKPANTED- AGENTs-For
FFoT6CF nc.PFErFyJ,s
EJETAe,Ssis BEg351,2s2,grAERYMEN AND
70 H. SAL,

T.vqeH AAHH AR AUCTION L. FIVE
a no Sis AND LOTS. = on SATURDAY.
september 25tbi 1909, at O'clock PM y-s
VIII sell al auction, 80 the eoHrt-house ioor.
| the following property:
ifactlorlst- lIaEt 0f Lot 3, Block IS fu
StOcEWelIs Eni{.fgemeuf, with eve houses
thereon, sihiatj K Ga tiie south side Of Ann
street, between Fifth and Seventh. oppo-
site Carpenters Field.
This is one OF the best locations Iu the
city. The houses are new and fin GOOD re-
pair. e0nels a - 0rehOEsG $.
This is rare chance for an Investment
on easy terms.
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one.
two, and three years
For furthe' particulars inquire or
J. II. ELLIOIT a CO., Auctioueers.
sel2 dtdWH 20 F
H.gOR g s1.Es-sEVERAL FIRsT-CIAsS
rs WORK HORSES ON favorable terms.
by FORTH . BOWLES,
american Livery Stables Third Street
sestWeen Aiail and Locust. sepll lw
FsSsEt SAFE Az AUCTION
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a SPLENDID FLAo.-Mr. Jet Fan
agan,g ofsMetropohs, yesterday pu.-
chased of Sehapker & Bussing a mag
nifcent limited States flag, twenty
ak feet by fifteen. for the Young
Meu's Wide Awake Grant CiuD, OF
Mstropolis. 1t will be flung to the
breeze from a grand Grant staff, two
hundred and fifty feet high. The
nsonIe Of South ern Illinois are wide
awake. and propose to give the Re-
publican ticket. both State and Ma
tional, most overwhelming majority
this Fall. = $40 sa.llls y
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.llts CRITIoAL.-Henry Meyer was the
- name of the unfortunate man goted
by an OK, in Carpenters pasture, on
Thursday. The horn of the animal
entered his abdomen, just above and
to the right of the pelvip, perforatinG
The skin, and extending up beneath i
y 1i for about eight inches, but not per-
forating, it is believed, the perios
tenn. The unfortunate man is, how
ever, considered in a critical situa
ton,
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GRANT CAVALRY, ATTENTION.
There will be meeting of the Grant
Cavalry at Turner Hall, at u o'clock
this evening. Business of Importance
will be transacted, and full attend
ance is desired. Good speaking by
several distinguished gentlemen may
be expected.
By order Of e. A. FAIRcHILD,
Commanding.
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/ have just received full and ele-
CANT stock of fall and winter goods,
which will be made up in the latest
and most fashionable style. Have
also large and complete stock OF
furnishing goods. Quick sales and
small profits " is my motto.
JOHN III. SCHRIcHTE,
Fashionable Merchant Tailor, No.
80 Nam Street, Evansville. Ind.
sep11 1w
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DIED.

SHARA.-On Thursday, 10th inst, Ida,
infant daughter of Abram and SalIie T..
Shara, aged IL months and 3 days.
The funeral win take place from the
residence OF the parents, corner William
and Smith Streets, to-day Saturday, at
IO16 O'Clock AM. Friends are invited to
attend without further notice.
MCCUTCHEON.-Se September 18th, 1868 at
the residence OF her husband, in Elliotts
Enlargement, Mrs. ALExANDER MCCUT-
CHEoN.
Funeral this morning at s AN.
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SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT. FAIR
The sixth annual Fair of the South
western Indiana Agricultural Asso-
citation will open on. the beautiful
Fair Grounds near this city, on Tues
day next, the 18th inst, aud continue
four days. The premium list is the
most liberal ever offered in any local
or even State Fair in the West
amounting to an aggregate of over
$4,000, and is open to the world. We
shall expect to see the largest crowd
ever assembled in Southern Indiana.
The season has been particularly aus
picious for the farmers to make a
ereditable display. The horse ring
promises to be the most attractive
ever witnessed in the State. Visitors
will be Hospitality provided for and
the railroad will run special trains
every half hour to the grounds at low
rates. A'fAt +
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Valuable Business Property.

Five valuable business Lots. on aud near
the corner of Water and Locust Streets.
.UWtll besold at auction, on
SATURDAY. SEPT. 2BrT. 1858.
-At2 O'Clock 7. NJ, az the Courthouse. LOIS
Nos. !, 9, 3, 4. and 8, in ShankIinrs subdi-
vision Of part of Lot No. o, OF the old plan
of the city of Evansville.
Lot No. has 2815 feet front by 90 feet
adeeps Lot NO. 2 has 40 feet front bv sd
teet { lots NOS, 3 {, md 5 have IB feet front
erty win be sold without reserve.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance I'm one
and lwo years, with per cent Interest.
sectlA<si AF il2OTfffatBe om.the premises. For
p9rtcAlatH ihWMe of
y. II. ELLIOTT ~ SON.
Real Estate Agents.
Evansville, Ind.
ELLIOTT g. Co., Auchoneers. IseS dtd
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STEAMBOAT LAUNcH.-An unusual
occurrence will transpire to-day-be-
ing the launch of the hull of Captain
Henry SCOTS new steamer Wabash.
which viii take place from Cayen-
der's ship-yard, below the mouth Of
Pigeon Creek, at 2 o'clock this after
noon. AS but few Of our citizens
have ever witnessed launch. we ex-
pect to see large crowd out to day.
The hull is one Of the most substan-
tial and the most handsomely mod.
eled ever built on the Lower Ohio,
and will be a credit to the builder.
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EIeHTR WARD, ATTENTIoN.-The
Republicans of the Eighth Ward will
rally in force at their Wigwam, at u
o'clock this evening, for the transact
ton of important business. A full
attendance of the Republicans of the
Ward is solicited.
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AYERS
The eRE.T DEsnERAFgH Of theI Age.

sM19sfD 4f1E .f48f t1eTaFfw 8gE
A dressing which is at once agree
able, healthy, and effectual.for pre-
serving the hair. Faded or gray h0ir
as. soon restored TO ats original color;
and The gloss and fresl.aess of y0
Thin hair is thiekened. falling
checked, and badness often, 4
not always, cured by its use. N6tA
can restore the hair where the fofhs
Giles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can De saved for usefulness by
this application. r Instead of foufing
the hair with -pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its occa-
sionaI use win prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling of, and conse-
quently prevent badness. Free from
those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous
and injurious to the hair, the VigoI
can only benefit but not harm it. III
wanted merely for a 5,e Sc
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BEFORE JUsTTcE STINsoN.-Prof.
Peck, Of the Boys Second Grammar
School, was presented before Justice
Stlnson on charge of assault and
battery on lad named Charles Sny-
der, one of his pupils. A Jury was
called. and Nathan Willard, City Re-
corder, appeared for the prosecution
and j. S. Buchanan appeared for the
defense. 1t appears that after school
was dismissed two boys got into a
fight, on the outside of the ward
Prof. Peck went to part them and
Snyder become pugnacious, aud in
his effort to quell the rebellion tho
Professor inflicted severer punish.
ment than he intended. The Jury
found him guilty, and fined him one
cent and costs.
The affair created considerable tall
on the streets We understand tn,
case will be appealed to a higheI
court. Judge Stinson told us that b,
thought he should have been acquit
ted, and he thought the jury would
have acquitted him, or at least disa
greed. f. ov.s
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4 SPEAKING AT UNION. PIKE COUNTY.
General Veatch and Col DeHart
spoke at Union, Pike County, yester-
day. No notice had been given of
the meeting. and the audience was
rather small. a good work was
nevertheless done. The Union men
of Pike are wide awake. and will roll
up splendid majority.
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Coop TIDINGs FROM PosEY.-A
very reliable and worthy citizen Of
Posey County, who has superior facil-
tiles for learning the public sentiment
of that county, writes to merchant
ofthis city that Posey County is good
for two hundred and fifty majority
for, the Republican State and Ma
tioual ticket this Fall, The rebel
Democracy ceased Boosting Of their
purpose too late. srliiirer
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DAY.4..........sEPTEMBEK u, Is
CITY NEW S.

RECORDERS CoURT.-The Recorder
had but a single case yesterday-a
plain drunk, worth only Sc IS, which
was paid. m riHfa
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RrpuR1IcAN MEErINas. = Thel

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. - There
was a good crowd at Edmond 3
Grove yesterday afternoon, anu a
most excellent speech was made Nv
Alvah johnson, Esq, of this city.
The people were very attentive and
good was done. G. Tomhemelt and
others spoke. AT night a large
meeting was held in Knight Town
ship, which was addressed by Robert
A. Hill, Esd. in one of his logical
and unanswerabIe arguments.
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Hair Dressing,

nothing else can be found so desir.
able. Containing neither oil nor dye
it does not soil white cambria, and
yet lasts longer on the hair, giving &C.
rich glossy lustre and grateful
perfume. 5hs4 ffiiifGa
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B@~ Conrad Rashe, late private
Co. b, 8th Regiment Missouri Vols,
by calling at my Office, may hear OF
something to his advantage.
n Wa. REAvIs, Main St.,
1t Over Keller's Gun Store.
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BENEFIT OF THE LEIDERKRANz
SocIETY.-The Leiderkranz Society
take benefit at the new Opera House
to night, when they will repeat the
Gar. and Carpenter, one of the most
brilliant operas ever written. Our
people will be indeed ungrateful if
they do not crowd this spacious tenn
pie to-nis ht.
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EVANSVILLE OPERA HoUsE-THE
Coming DRAMATIC, -SEAsoN.--This
magnificent temple of art will open
for the regular dramatic season on
Monday evening, September 18th.
The company secured by Mr.. J New
ton Gotthold, the lessee and manager
consists of artists we'll known in the
metropolitan cities of the East and
West. Among these most favorably
known, we may mention Mr.. Coleman
Pope, Miss Mary Rickcords, Miss
Lopez, Mr.. 0. H. Barr, Mr.. q. T.
Walter, Mr.. Leslie Belts of London
and others who have filed responsible
! positions. 4ef ..ffsaa1 m
The play selected for the grand
opening is Bulwer's master produc'
ton, " Richelieu, or the Conspiracy.
which will be mounted with new
scenery, costumes and appoint
ments. Mr.. Gotthold has given
especial attention to those i'm
portant aecessions, having personally
superintendent the construction. The
most active preparations have been
going on for the past ten days, and
the opening of this beautiful theatre
where will be presented the Legitimate
and SENSATIONAL drama, will be remem-
bered as an important era in the dra-
matte history of our State. The first
week of the season will, we are told
be devoted exclusively to the revival
of Shakspearian plays, for which new
properties and appointments are being
prepared, and as nearly historically
correct as possible. Each play will be
presented with a powerful cast, and
many auxilliaries have been engaged
to make the professions and court
scenes effective. The liberality OF our
citizens have now erected an edifce Of
art, and Mr.. Gotthold will spare no ex-
pense or labor to present an intellect
ual source of amusement. and our cit
liens should, therefore, with a keer
sense of gratitude and duty, patronizt
an institution so well calculated tC
instruct and delight aa .as
We are pleased to men tion that Mr.
Gotthold will. on the opening night
represent the Cardinal Duke. char
acter in which it is said he stands pre-
eminent. We bespeakt him large
audience and just criticism. y
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Office, at rs ceats to parquette and
dress circle, and sof 30 cents to the
family circle and % cents to the gal
leries. Every seat should be filled.
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T 81, sIEMPHIs-semi-weekly

RockportS Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by r. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. ari Nt4tEE s4 f-
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n. 8
ut. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Eek
cept Eundaysl at 7 A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by Pm
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily Except Sun
say) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
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BREAKS in WATER STREET.-We
notice that the bowldering on Water
Street, just below Main, is giving way
It should be fixed at once.
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ACTIVE WoRK.-We are gratified
to learn that large force of laborers
Is now employed on the Evansville,
Henderson & Nashville Railroad
some four hundred men-and the
work is being pushed forward with
great energy. The iron is laid for
about fifteen miles from Henderson,
and it is hoped that the track viii be
completed to Slsughtersville by the
opening Of the Henderson Fair, on
the 9Th proximo. Stages will then be
run from jacksonville, making con-
neetions with trains running out from
Henderson,. 1t is expected to COM
plete the road to Madison, or rather
to theieoal- fields beyond, early in 1869.
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OHIO and Mississippi KalIroad'
FROM vINCENNEs.
arrAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUrsvTLLE.-Every Mon1 1y anu
" al 10 O'Clock Am. Every tuesday
Wsein esday, Thursdey, and Saturday at
TO- To CAIRo--Daily, except Sunday, at 5
M t5REEN RrvER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 o'clock p. II. Every
Monday and Thursday at 9 O'Clock P. NJ.
no EAsrPoRr. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at4 o'clock p. N. A.4 4uL
10 HEsDERsoN-Daily except sundays,
A. O'Clock PM.
70 NAsHvILIE-Every Thursday at four
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: PERsoNAL.-Gen. James G. Veatcb,
Col. r. P. DsHart and Major j. d.
Evans, candidate for Auditor of State,
arrived by last nights train. Col
DeHart and Major, Evans speak in
Warrick County to-day.
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AttentIOn. DeIInauents.

M Delinquent taxpayers are notified
that if they do not come forward and
pay up, on or before the LIST of Octo-
Der next, the six per cent. will then
be added. nE
FRED. LUNKENHEIMER,
seq d6s Treasurer.
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GEN. VEATCH AT 0wENsvILLE.-
On Thursday there was a rousing
meeting at Owensville, Gibson Coun-
ty, Able and convincing speeches
were made by General Veatch and
Col. DeHart. The prospects in Glib
son look highly favorable. Importa-
tons are being made into that county,
but it is thought that by vigilance
and frmaess the illegal votes may be
squelched,
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FOR RENT.

NOE RENT BASEMENT - The base
- fnent of tae Cum berland Presbyterian
CnufcEi corner OF Second and Chestnut
streets. This would be very desirable
place Tor teaching AfuF5c OF DTa1UfH0 and
40tnttNg- Also, p good room for an once.
Inquire Of AIVATT TOFsNGON
auIU dH Real Estate Agent.
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TELEGRApH OPERATORS FOR GRAM

TELEGRAPH OPERATORS FOR GRANT
AND CoLFAX.-A canvas was taken
on Thursday last, Of the telegraph
operators on the lines of the. Ohio &
Mississippi Railroad, which resulted
as follows:
Grant and Colfax-46. f1.BsH
SeymourFaEd Blair-717,a
1t requires brains to be a telegraph
operator, and men of brains always
vote the Republican ticket. Plugs
sometimes vote differently-hence the
seventeen for Seymour and Blair.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Onice at Evansville. State of Indiana.
on the 18th day OF September 1868
Persons calling for any of tbesa lattavv
will please say 'sAdvertised, - giving dare
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BG- Having associated Mr.. Ed. r.
Becker Qate of McGrew & Becker)
with me in the sign and ornamental
painting business. am, more than
ever, prepared to fill all orders in my
line with neatness and dispatch. Or
ders respectfully solicited.
seS 3t @. w. OSBORNE.
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WANTED-A good cook for a small
family. Apply to Mrs. PUTNAM, at
Mrs. Laughlin's, corner of First and
Walnut Streets. sep9 st
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THE HAPPIEsT MAN IN TowE.-
Our artistic friend, McGrew, well
known as one of,<ka heads Of the pro
aga n alone in business, aud with the
service of the best talent in the coun-
try, he will be enabled to do full just
ice to his friends and customers.
Give him call. [se11 IF
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100 BOARDING.


40 u MI; QW IA bout seven weeksaEO
- co y, about six years old, back daIlz
red, and white stripes on the upper parts
OF her hind legs; no marks on her earss
short horns. Since she came 10 my house
she has given birth TO calf, which is now
about three weeks old. Apply 10 RAUM
& SON, or BENEDICT COSTELLO.
au24 dlt,wlt
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Auusenaenfs.

THE New, OPERA HoUsE.-The ap-
probation Of the liberality Of the pro-
prietors of the Opera House, and of
the finest musical talent in the city,
was duly illustrated by the attendance
at the Opera House last night-the
performers being larger in numbers
than the audience. a3i
tits certainly encouraging to those
who have spent their money SO freely
for the benefit and pleasure of the
public. and we should not be sur
prised if two or three more opera
houses and a first class hotel were
soon built
Tonight will be devoted to the
benefit of the Evansville Liederkranz,
one Of the best musical associations
in the Southwest, and of which any
other city would be proud, and would
manifest that pride by crowded houses
nightly. The performance last night
was worthy of crowded house in any
city in America. Every part of the
opera was well rendered, and was
warmly applauded by those present.
There should be crowded house to-
night, when the same programme will
be repeated.
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House and Lot for Sale.
10Th st. bet. Vine and Sycamore.

viii give a bargain to any one wishing
to buy a good Dwelling House.
sept Wv d. SCHWANER.