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SPECIAL NOTICES IMPORTANT TO THE SICK. We invite the special attention of oar readers to Dr. "Easterly's advertisements, K-hich can be seen in .our advertising colbrans. Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines are deservedly popular, have a rapid sale, give general satisfaction, and are kept in all the principal drug-stores throughout the Western and Southern States. It will be seen that Dr,. Easterly does not recommend one medicine to cure all diseases, bnfe prepares a remedy for each particular disease, "which Can be relied upon! to cure. nkylO'-" " ' " ";j..v;..-
A Crown of Glory Every MnJ Wpman; and 'Child" who lias XlSed STERLING'S AMBROSIA Is. billing" td -recommend it. -Three years of rapfdly increasing sale- have made the Ambrosia famous aU over the world. IT IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE. It cures Itching of .the Head. -Itmakes new Hair grow on Bnld Heads. It prevents the Hair from Falling Out. ' It renders the Hair Soft and Glossy. Cleanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow Removes Dandruff, Cures Nervous Headache,, Cures Baldness,, Insures Luxuriant. Locks, I nelinfcs" Hair to CurL. Supercedes Wigs; Kills Hair'Eaters-effect apparent at once. " ' "r " TO THS LADIES We say, the Ambrosia will suit you to a T. Elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed. Patronized by Opera Singers and 'Actresses. Sold in Bi.lencUa boxesor cartons, contuinIng two large bottles No. 2 for morning, "Wo. 1 for evening. There is no.- mistake about H, STERLING'S AMBROSIA is the best,, most agreeable and effective toilet in' the world. To prove this, try a carton. . ' e, '" Sold by Druggists. ,.,. v Sterlimo's Ambrosia MAJfrFACTiraiNa .,.,. ., Company..;., r.vit Mo 2I5 Fnfton Street, New Tork"; A , novlSdwly. "::. " MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY'an Essay of; Warning and Instruction for Young Men,; . Also, Diseases and .Abuses which prostrate.; the 'vital powersi with sure means of cure. Sentfree ef charge in sealed letter .envelopes. Address Dr. J. 8kiiij'k Houohtos, Howard Association,' Philadelphia Pa. s r i apr30 SmdAW , . JlRS. Winslow, it'ittt v' iuuj; ' !'. r '.ni J ei.t v.iT ant experienced Nurse and Female Physidato,' presents to the attention of mothers . ( r,ii., -jk jauiw. ,-t i-i ,;u.,. - SJIS'M ft L'tzii-Ml-tttu at X"l4"'Jnw.iii,!' 'fit t, -ft i 4 ! ptii ..! . io FOR .CHILDREN TEETHING,-:- -'i which greatly .facilitates the ; process'. of teething by softening the' gums, reducing aU infla'matins,w.U jallay.ALLjpAiN and spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon, it, pothers,. itwlU, give, rest to'6ulv;es iui4,iT ,m.Vv.i s- -j ' KELIEk'aSD HEALTH TO YOUR IXFAJfTS., ovcrr' thirty" years, tiwi can, tag fn -confidence .. and truth of It what we have never been ableT hfc $,bify ialdicitfefiLieue 7km it failed in a single instance to effect a cure, wlieii Ufnly Hisedj Never -did we know aifcinstance of dissatisfaction by any . onwhod'if'.'djoi the $otyt&yli.ii. are"", aeiigiHuu ,wiy ito oiit.v9us,anui spcas in terms of commendation .of ( its, ,magical effects and jTierflcalvfrtuW. ' We speak in thiSj inattcr,; w,ha(. dq fcnou,T. after lhlrty years"experience, and pledge pur reputation orfrIWiOTypf'jfWjRere declares .Ini almost'every Instance where the infant is suffering iron pain and exhaust ioii , relief will be found in fifteen' or twenty minutes after the Syrup isadministered Full direction's for using wili accompany each bottle. Noije genuine unless' the facsimile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York is on the outside wrapper; .-1 i t'i H .v SolcU- by t all druggist 1 throughout 'the world. , a -...; .V .V PBaca. oNLY.as, cBjfTs -a bottle.' ;i . . mayiu aeoa, w ti 'J .1 .'- ii' - - - ' ' j J.iA. SPECIAL NOTICE. Head Mr. Edtvardx' Statrment.f r Louisville, KYVApril 22, 1863. Dr. John Bull Dear Sir: .Gratitude to you a well as a sense of iuty o the "public, requires that I should give you a statement, for public use, of: the great benefit I have derived from the use of your " Cedron Bittenv",.T After a military service f-thU teen ponSlis, . emlwaciDg , thi l'ea Ridge campaign and battle, I was discharged Dyspepsia,' liver-' complaint,' and' general debility were fast hurrying me to the grave, . and;, every reraed y prescribed by Shysiciane .seemed- only to aggravate ciy iseases. About four weeks ago I was fortunate enougtv.jta procure yquisi Cedron Bittes,""aiufc by the use of them alone I have been jrstored to perfect jiuid Tobustj health.' I" cah'lnost earnestly recommend them as being all, and more than all, they are recommended to be.- You are at liberty to make any use you wish of this state-menMrpectfft-iryn T f RICHARD EDWARDS. A VOICE FROMVICKSBURG. Vicksbubg, Mims., Aug; 9, 1863. Dr. John Bull Dear Sir :' I am liappy to state to you that I have used your, valuable Cedron Ri tt er'? with grVa I benefit to myself, in general'debility and prostration' of my.sysiem produced- by the unhealthy and miasmatic i nflaence of the Missiswippi River around yiclvsburg, having been with General Grant's army t-hrohgh its whole Southern campaign. ; I conlidentiy recom- - mnil its Hue-, to .aii pr-rsons.wha are exposed to Yin UeiiilJi y ulii nah . . i ; - - It. W. FOGLE, rtAjentU.,S. Sanitary Commission? For sale- by Peter- Viekltik, Water Street. ; mayl-4 Beg" A COTJGHf COLD or SORE-TllfeoAl' requires immediate attention, and should be checked. If allowed.to continue, Irrita tion of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat Affectiop, or an. Incurable Lung Disease, is often the result. - . y t v ' BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, having a direct influence on the parts, give immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-, sumptive and Throet Diseases; Troch'es art used with always good success. Sjngbrs akd Public Speakers . will find. .'.'Troches "useful, in clearing the voice when taken before singing and speaking, and'felieving the throat after an un usual exertion of tne -vocal organs. The "Troches" ' are 'recommended AW pre-1 scribed. jphysicianSvand nave had testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. J Being an - article of true merit, and having roved their efficacy by a test Of niany years, each year finds them in new localities in various parts of the world, and the "Troches " iwe universally pronounccd,beU4r jtliaii other, articles... ; OBTi only -'.B row kW-Brostch ial Troches,'' and ' do, -not ,tale -any 'pt the WORTHLi ,4 Jl A iijlaD;iiui )ii offered . eel Mil ;3 ''.:' 'T'.l Sold verywherei tne'ifnttea Jstates, and im foreign -countries, at &5 cents a box.-
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Evans vill8 and Crawfordsrille. GOING NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Evansville. Vincennes. T. Haute Accom'od't'n, 5 :40 a M 10:27 AM 4:15 p M 3:00 pm pian :ia Vincennes Ac 2:30 AM 11:47 AM 5:15 p M . s . . P M ! i GOING SOUTH. - j Leave ijeave Arrive , M .Terre Haute, v incennes. E'ville. Vincennes Ac .... I 6:30 a m I 9:15 am Freight & Ac. :B0 A m 12:28 p m f :Mpm MaLL H-.r3sr,M 6:22 pm 8:55 pm . .Terre Haute and Indianapolis. i ' '' " ' FROM TERRE HAUTE. ' '; -Leave. Arrive. Night. Express.. 1 :13 am 12:05 a m Accommodation 7:15 am 6:30 p m Mail....,t......Ar...,,. S0 P m Dl :15 A m Express 4:25 p m 3:20 p m j ,fiv.A;rMK 'ii'-: V :.f. '' -I 1 a -s v.j Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.' , j " FROM, VINCENNES. , i ; -V v ot v l00 East. Going W't irail........:..1..'.;.......;:.. 1 :20 P M I 5:55 p M Express ......... ....!..........10 :55 P m. 6 rtK) A M t Passengers "for St. Louis and Cairo, leaving Evansville at 2 :30 P. M.: make cTose connection with the 0. &-Mi R.- R.-at Vincennes? arrive at St. Louis at 1:30 A.m., and at Cairo at 5 -.50 A..M.: i cm ; in tU so'i ; t. j Gas-Pipe.. New; gasTpIpes are being laid oil Vine Street and on other streets in the ''bity:"'1 1 ri J";"': " ' A b" (.l jwiwif J!'Jl' ! PROGRESsiNG.Tlier,work n the German MetKodist Churcn,v corner of Yine, f Jreet, jn&'the panal, Jro greasing fast. l!t is expected that the walla of, the' first story will fce :up:this i .The proceedings of the Spencer CouAty Soldiers Convention will'ap-pearito-mbrdwlrhe-'1 meetin 1 wai . .4 4 . w . -1 neld at urandview, and is said to nave been. & glorious one,. ,T t ,.":-:U ! . ; f V ' ' j B At the picnic last' Mdndaysix. hundred bottles of. wiue and sixtyfour kegs of ,,beer; wefja (Jrank,'werejih4 formed. .,TTPicnic. learn'ihafOOO' were realized fofi the benefit' oT St; Johri'B Church, last Monday, at the picnic. J, his is a handsome earn for one day. It was a grand success indeed., .About $200 more were realized this than last yar. ,-'w'"nil''it 1 1 Personal. General JIarsow, ,was , hi the city yesterday,; lie informs Us ; that the' soldiefs' meeting at New Har niohy r. was 1 a". large and enthusiastic oie. -iiSfeliisl-k !-" 5. tilt "1 -r -.? ' i . n .i T : . . i,- V -'; s m'1t.'i. , Mean" Th rEF-They have the meanest thieves in Cairo of any place in the tTestl" 'One of them, a few days since.'lsfole7 the last;;pair,df-pants ,a printer had,, and ,twor typos , -were, robi bed in 4)'nlt'- week J Such thieves 'can oniy De iounaaUs vairopernaps.-f i 4 't ! THANKSii-SXVe'J arer placed1 funder obligatiohs b$ those excellent and re-' liable Express Messengers Iessrs... Hpaglaiia "enjl rSherwood-j-frV latent Eastern Wpef s. 1 Thevrun the Aciams Express ;$eticj ; 'to Jndianapolis st A 'JJiEiNd, EM0TED.rtAn:' ,QldH brick building on Flrat Sta-eet, betweeri'Syc-'
amore.iand Vinebemg, removed toue a number of samnles of flour on
nouse, sa-oreie t)yvJlr.'entiing: Llhe'improvements on First Street are progressing. j Thanks. We are requested, on behalf of jnlmj.etai o St.'J oha's Church; to return thanks to all who attended the picnic last Monday for the benefit of that Church, and for the liberal patronage received. The whole affair passed off pleasantly, with nothing to mar the harmony of e,oecasipn. p?$iT.l ijLiCLl 4 ScARCiTr of Brick The great seal-city of brick, and the consequent high price, prevents .the .speedy erec tion .-ot. a. large.; Humber- of business 4 houses, in , "th Q.' city: V. t Vthe present time, we are' informed, ' there are a greit many mechanics out of employ ment in consequence of the scarcity of that sort of building material, . .i f Gave Bail. Louis and Frederick Geisser, charged with assault and battery on the person offMr. Lacy, at the market-house,' last Saturday morning, gave bail yesterday n- the sutii :of $710 each. The case has created a great deal of excitement among the butchefs, a larg0 number ;of.vhdiriign,etV me oonu recognizing ine parties to appear at the October "term of the I. B" Our city is very quiet how'J; We iiuugiut; tuab mere are uu, luievcs in the city; - A ina n --may leave his coat out and have no uneasiness of mind about, its , being, stolen.: , -i We have known; ;it trie;d4vCah'.:aipity :in.'the. Sta'to say as niuh? It niaybe:. that the clothing merchants in frhe city sell ' goods so fheap that, those disposed to steal have not the face to do go,
i The Distcrbance atTIenderson. We have learned the particulars of the disturbance that occurred at Henderson las't Sunday, which are substantially as follows : . ' ', A negro teacher, by the name 'of Ninion,. had been to Church, and on his return he passed by the calaboose, or lock-upj where several negroes were kept -in confinement.' Seeing one with whom he was acquainted, he
spoke to him!, asking him how. he' was doing. He was answered by the negro in j;coniuiement after which he moved along.. . A policeman standing near sixtke to- Ninion.-rand asked. ',' What are you" doing' hereV"' hanging Ground this calaboose?"' Ninion answered that '' he ',Avas ',. not hanging around,' buVwas sifiply passing, and had inquired ! after the, health of a friend he ha'd" m "he Iock-'vip. , The p6lieeman"theh 6 pursing him, and ordered him to leaveattlie sametime threatening him.r Ninion replied that he vaa 1 in ; 'a ' public highway, and that he bai-one. nothing wrong, had hot disturbed any one,' "nor did he wish to .do so. i He would, therefore not go till he got ready, as ' he' did not feel disposed to be driven , along the streetVa The' policeman; then i made an assault upon the negroi attempting to strike him on the head with a walking 8tick.-"-The negro pairried the blows as well as he. could but was at- last felJe4" tc,thelearvh:Ojiirisiiig he: . caught; 'tip a'brick which- he threw al the policeman, and continued to fight as best he1 could followed up by the policemanYl10! n the meanwhile had received a: pistol from some , one "who wasiear. By this time a large number of persons had congregated, and the .policeman , threatend .'to- shoot Ninion.5 Finding that,, he . was oyerT powered, he gave himself up, and was locked jin the jpaJibtosef 4 Ouijin-i formant says that this occurred at.he time the negroes were returning from churchy and that there was' ndparticula mdiQation? pf .a not oil the art of the., negroes- at : any time. i iome' m them did. express their opinions about the cruel trcatinmt the QegruV ieaeiier. liad deceived at th e; hands of . th e ' policeman which was all that 'was done by them.For this expression of opinion, five or 1 six! of the ' negroes were ai 6BeWtfpSfte2tliV calabooser"' '.The" above Ve gof from an eye witness. Our informant says that al the trouble feyewToulol'ttheld eilty between the negro and the policeman, as above stated. We do not pretend to. justify, impudence in negroes, but certainly they have a right to pass along the street without being cursed ly, every white skinned 'man who chooses to place himself on a level with them. If they violate the laws they ought to be punished, but usbj long as there is such a hatred to wards that unfortunate race, as ' there is Sn some parts of the country, these disturbances will occur. I On 'CHANGETheBoard "of Trade jnet yesterday at the" office of Sharpe & Smith, as before noticed. There were Hrexhibition, ana some tpbacco. q . . . . . . . . . fsalieBwere ;-made,rlife beirgi-'a' rileeting devoted to business of the Board almost exclusively. On motion of Capt. , Carson, a commmee ui iwu was apyyiuieu io asc-ci -tain how many' 'of -ftie J merchants wojild take copies of the Price Current, and the number of copies each would take. ' Tbrccotamittee consisted of Messrs. Willardand Decker. The Price Current will be ready for deJiyery on Friday morning, and each merchant, wtoieuoficifetaining copies can have his card printed on the copies he orders, as such price lists are put up in. other cjties. . This is;an ex eel lent-way 'advertise, 'and those who do not belong to the Board of Trade may avail themselves of its advantages by callirfg on either of the abo'ye-named gentlemen and indicating the; number of copies they desire to take. Tlie Board will meet at the office of Cox & Humphrey, No. 7 Water Street, torday, at 3 o'clock. A full attendance js desired. . :'. .i . . , , . , ' ! ::.'- Scarcity of Houses to Rent. There is a great scarcity of houses to rehlj in the city now, notwithstanding the exceeding high prices asked. In strfclling around the city yesterday, we met at least a half a dozen men, mostly "mechanics, who ; were, in search of cheap and comfortable houses. If there were plenty of cheap tenement houses in the city; 'suitable for mechanics, it would be a great advantage, and add materially to the productive interests of the city. In other cities in fhe West, this want has been met by building associations, and the investment has paid handsomely; be-
sides,, such -associations have added greatly to fhe manufacturing interests of those cities: Such an enterprise would be an important 'one.in thi3 city. ' j , ..-; i ' m i ii i.i; ;..rr s ! ;Inst1llation And Confirmation, St. Paul's- (Episcopal) Church was the scene, yesterday, : of very solemn and interesting services." Bishop Talbot was; here for the. purpose of installing"he rector "Of "the parishVllev. IEfiRirr W I Spalding, Iwhich was done at the morning service with impressive ceremonies. I i In the evening the Bishop", delivered . an able and feeling discourse,. after which the sacred rite ' of confirmation ' was - performed, and througt it near a score of persong were added to the Church. ! Several other ministers were present and narticipated io ." the exercises.
I The chancet wasappropriately decl orated with vases or flowers, which r i " . i v ; 'V ' '3 p.. peauuiuny typmea tne purity aau ira-. grance ot tne -vnristian lite, j The church, edifice, in its enlarged form and chasti embelliBhinent, seemed indeed a sanctuary in which heavenly themes.could be contemplated by the devout with serene 'satisfaction.' ! Recorder's Court. The Recorded had a'fair "business in his line,' for the; city of-, Evansville, jesterday;! but lit would have been a small businessindeed, tor other cities the size ot ours or lar&er.'1 " - - - ": - t A young mail, who had hitherto sustained a reputation for sobriety and orderly conduct, imbibed too freely of an intoxicating beverage," and was picked up by the police and lodge m jaii. au mjusiuerauon ui ine lact tnat it was his first offence, and that he Was full of .penitence, he .was charged thesmallest fine $1, with $6 95 cost ' in-, .eluding lodging at Castle Darling;, i - Charles Smith was charged j with J uruns;nness anqr msomeriyyconaucf, and with keeping a fierce and dangerous dog, for which lie "was fined -with tarjo coi'b )$ I A !b'- ' j George Duncan, a f. m. c, wasreompliiined of by his better half who seemed to be his better two-thirds-'' for striking her. George was honest and.leadiguilty. Ilewa fijiedil with $3 45 cotkfiltl appeared that llteorge had got hold. ..of a turbulent little piece of humanity, , he boasted that she had his money, and would nbfc loan- hiim enough toj pay Ji fine, j " .'.....--r-rr;i.l':.lu :SxRAAVBERRiES.-rStrawberrie's are7 not plenty in the 'riiarket.'"' The price asked is 40 to! 45 cents per 'quart.', It is said tnat in Sicily it' is the custom to; mash the, strawberries, I with, iwhite powdered" sugar, and to squeeze the juice of an orange or two over them. This, says the, editor of the . Gardener Chronicle, makes a nfbst fragrant and agreeable compound, superior- to, straeyriegahjl. creahilTJie editor. is? so enthusiastic about it that he thinks it worth, while i to, make .a journey to Sicily to be initiated ; into this mode of eating strawberries. - -j; SlATEjNOR.MApi:lKSTITUTE.-irIFor the benefit of thosd interested in our city, we compile fhe fallowing informAation from a circular issued t by the State Central Committee : ' - The Indiana; S.tat iSormal Institutes are to be; flows'; No. I at tjaporte, commencing Julv 16th. No. 2 at Blooiniitgton,' July Itith. No. 3 at Greensburg , , , , July 21(1. No. 4 at Peru,' ' 1 1 " 11 July 23d. , Each Institute will continue in sesThese Institutes are under thcv su perintendence of the State Central Committee? apnc&ntMrbr' the- Tadiari' Sate Teaeheri'XyOeIatiaA,c'ousisting ot the iollowing-named gentlemen : A. C- Shortridge, Chairman, Indianapolis ; E. - J. Rict; " Eitnsville j" J. Hurty, Lawrenebtig ;J G.jj Mird, Westyille r Hiram MadleyRiehmond. The State is divided into four distncts, the, better ito accomiLodate those' who desire to attend. ' The circular issued by the Comhiittee says":' ' "We expect to employ the best talent the country aflbrds, "to, assisl:in. conducting these Institutes, and arrange pur programme so that each4nstitute shall enjoy the advantages' 4 the combined talent of all. : r 'iri i- ' "" . " Accordingly, we have secured the services of Richard Edwards,' President of the Normal University of Illinois, and E.: E. White, late School Commissioner of Ohio. These gentlemen have a national reputation, and a deep practical knowledge of the wants of the Common School. Mrs. Smith; for several years past associated with Prof. Arnold Ouyot, and t present in the Oswego Training School, will also be in attendance; and ' give special attention to Geography and History.", ; ... ; Bloomington . is , the ' point nearest our city, and the Institute will be held byrtMr, E. E,. White, beginning July lethr As 16" the design of these Institutes we copy tfie following from the wretflar":,1 'j " - "',:. '. :,...! ':.X The leading design ot these Normal Institutes is to give a thorough exposition of the moat approved methods of teaching,
and to awaken a deeper and more earnest -professional feeling. But as this can' best ! be done by practical examples of teaching, much absolute knowledge of the. various branches can be obtained also.: : i The enactment further says, in regard to expenses: ' " " ..,.,'.. j Many of the railroads in the State have ilready consented to carry members of the Institutes at half fare. The citizens of the points at which the Institutes will be held have guaranteed to .those in attendance board at reduced pricesMtwill not exceed $3 to M per week.. The Committee, desirous Of Securing as large ah' attendance' as possibles-have -placed the. price of tuition at the moderate rate of J3 for ladies, and H for gentlemen, payable in advance. .The Conir niittee also state that,: beyond pergonal erpenxes, they will expect to receive nothing for their services. ' V ' ." -, f,r Mxwmn iiri""V.il"" 1 " " i m 11 ! ADjpuRNErHComtio'a Piea Cotfj t
adjourned yesterday,. afternoon. A grerft easel weredisposecl of, T- 3 0"!i .-..'.. .'-r '! i i . -t ? ana a larga amoupi oi x iouhiq ousiness attended, to. , The only case tried i yesterday -waf that of Captainj. CDaij- , . . i n t- r . .;' "t ; i v k . ...... ' , ling, ior permitting pnscmers to nave too great liberty. VsIIe was fined $50, v e ieei sure mat uapt. leaning was guilty of bo wrong intentionally He was doubtless too confiding and lenient to prisoners, but he certainly had rid iritentJon Jto Violate' Ihefa'w. " He was too gallant a soldier for that. I . 1 1 ! ; .; -r. Chloride op Lime. Chloride of .lime is said to be the best .disinfecting agent that can be'1 used. ' The' season of the year is now fast approaching J .when e most eomjetelrenQyatioAof vaults, cellars, &c"M is absolutely necessary, -If 'we dan Iry'afay: means hope to epcape the. scourge -of cholera. ' The best autlibrltles fid yisT a. ? free use of the above-named article' a'S a prevent(ive, but English papers say that it possesses pther yirtue3. A"w.riter. in a London paper attests: " Sortie years ago 1 read in a French scr entiflc periodical, that chloride of lime would rid the house of 11 vermini. I treasured up the information until an opportunity ottered for testing its value. I took an pld country house, Infested with rats, mice and flies. 1 stuffed every K.nol-nole, ana mouse-hole with the-chlorlde. 'I 'threw it On the stone floor oithedairyand cellars. I : kept saucers of . it" under the chests of drawers, or some other piece of furniture; in -every, nursery.. bed-or dressing-room. i An ornamental glass held a quantity at the iooc.oi eacniair-cae.' uow.-sneis, stables and pig-styes, all had their dose, and the result was glorious. I thoroughly, routed my enemies and' if the rats, more1 impudent than all the rest, did make renewed attacks nuon the, aalrv: in 'jftbontf ten bmonths the chloride again. routed them. ana lett me master or my own premises." j NE,4lEtRQi?LyA!S Ifas't'ghtJ there was a fai? attendance at the theatre. The play'itself is ' not such as would be likely to please, but it passed off1 pretty well. ' 'Miss Sue Dennin played well, but was poorly supported.,. Mj.Goldefi 'and Mr. Buell sustained the characters they person ated with ability. "' We do not 'think the play' last-nigh tlwas'oft the ctarafeter that gave Miss D. a chance to display her talent. f wlSip-jn. o-nrghtwill 1 be1 presented" "the drama, taken from Dickens', novel of that name, entitled " Oliver Twist," in which-!5liss -D. wall appear as " Naitcy Sikes." The entertainment Will be closed with the pleasing h comedy of r';The. OiiskTufcr i JtH". a good bill. We hope the house may be crowded. hJ. TINWARE. . i II. E. BLEMKER XT AS REMOVED FR)M HIR OLD stand - on I JIain street to --his-new hj)use, No. 14 SecoacUStreet iJetween Main ana Sycamore, and received a large addition, to. Jajfi Stock of ware, so that he now has the-largest atid best selected stock in the city of 1 Plaii amVL&lW iiliuwarsi Coqking and Heating Stoves, Mantles, Mantle Fronts, the versvbest Enameled tCxi'iites, fine and common ; Skillets and ijius: uvens ana juias; nugar-iveuies; Doflrlrons; Smoot,hing-Irpns, fancy, and coinmnrif iJah ivOfl.sQmid;; Mases rH5itn niaj Wire f Iron; Tinued, and Eitaiiieled Ware, and everything connected with the busjness; in fact, a general assortment of i f f;" A o-ood n.ssorf.mpnt. of Tinnprs' Rtorlr. tf-Air Jobbing, such as OXJTTERING., All wfirranred-ts represented.- " . Oners to sell cheap, at wholesale oisTetfliil. Orders solicited. -aBrlg .7.0ltr-tTenj'IiiiS3te8.VclHTl yx. TliirtyDrops'dr U r.I ' !! ir. tii vzoT's ciior,Kir SPECIFIC will relieve the worst case of this terrible disease. Den't -fait to-check all forms or Diarrhoea. The Doctor' Specific acts like a charm. , . ' , . , , Call on your-drnecisf immediately: 1 - i CLOUD & AKIN, .'. " S ' l . , 1., . i.. uprj) . No. 5 Main street.
; JS. t Wit ;! I.Ti! .!'. .5. JRemoyaL i -o u.du . , ,r -.,' ,-., -r -,ni;. ...; r,-.T ..-!!.!,; AC. PVSHEE'S 'VARIETY STOKE c has been-remeved to No. 70 MAIN, bTREET, where can be. found a great ya-; riety of New Goods, Toys, and Notions, both useful and ornamental, at reduced prices. , ,.. ... .,, ; Jmay3d2w r Dissolution f (fepartnersnip. - j rjnHE PARTNERSHIP, BETWEEN Wm. A. Page nd W.7. Lowry fe Co. under the name of W. A. Page Co.inthe General Insurance business, was dissolved on the 1st of May, 1866, by mutual consent. W. J. LOWRY fc CO. may 16 dot
CITY NOTICES.
CORPOBATIOX SOTICE. ' MAY 14, im. - . i' r , ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS. ! And now it is hereby ordered and direct ' ed by the Common Council of the city of Kvansvilie, inai ine owners 01 au low or j parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the southeast side of Leet street, from water street to First street ; 1 -. ; -u i Southwest siae 01 eixin sireei, irom w ai- j nut street to Chestnut street; in said city. . cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, antf ,that they cause a sidewalk of Class No. I to be laid down-, thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. ; A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, May 17, 1866. mayl8 St I ... ;. Union copy. -i CORIHRAtrlOX XOTICE. ' ' '- . " ". c; i May 14, im. ' j '-' .-: ' - w " ,; L""i ORDEK FOR PLAJIK SIDEWALKS .:t t And now it is hereby ordered and directed bv the Common Council of the city of . Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or ayoining the . ; southwest side of Sixth s ;. , from Wal- , nut street to Chestnut street, 'Southwest side of Sixth street, trait t Chestnut street to Cherrj.; street;, I Southwest side ' of iKi'xth street, from 'Cherry street to Oak street;' in said citv. cause the sidewalks thereon to be broughS' r to the proper grade, and that they cause a- -sidewalk of Class No. 2 to be laid down., thereon within thirty days from the publi- '' cation.of-this order.-: : v ... I 'i A. M. McGRIFF. Clerk.v , City Clerk's Cfflce, May 17, im. mayl8 3t ! j Union copy: ' Collector's Saleor Keal , Estate for.,, I thQ Payment of . the' Costs , and ? Expense of Alley :and Sidewalk ! improvement8 respectively,: .'; -fBfOTICE IS IIFREBT CITEV, that, . , Mayor of the city of Evansville, and to me ' directed, I will sell, at public auction, at ; v the door of the court-house in said city, on . i TUESDAY, June 5th, im,'at ten o'clock a.m., the Jollowiing lots or parcels of .real estate, or, so much thereof . t as may be necessary to pay the amounts , charged and assessed against said lots to- ' spectively, for tbe;Coste .and expense' of making sidewalk and alley improvements upon said lots, together with the costs of. sale;. and that said sale Will' be continued ..on. the next day thereafter viz., Wednes- rr aay, June Bin, its at two o'clock p.m.. at. n, the same place, for the purpose or selling .". such property a mny have been sold on -the day aboye mentioned and not paid for, 1 vir: . ..-,f...- -...t.-M .:: : - ! Jipr yost qnd Jxpense of Alley Improvements. ' .Owners., Lot. Ami. Heirs of Michael P. Jones, 27 by 150 feot southeast side of.......... 47 '' $39 87' fhrCbsts and' Ernenie of flifienmk Tmnrnve- ' 1 ... -. ,! -.;Z.AXASCO- ' T,'-' 'ii vU., j - Owners. , .; : Ilelen M. Stone.... n- Lot. Block.' Amt. : a ..,175 8 "- , 29 S13 60.. John Hoffmaft . . 9 92 . 7 7fi Do.4 ' i'- .:!... L Charles B. Tighe.i i. Do. ... . .... . .16 i J.; 49 ...17 . . ,4!) Unknown Owners ... 11 8 00 .. Tift . J ' ii Do. ,11., , S3 S4 12 ' "19 87 " 12 : 1- 8 10 tit 8 10 f.- a id Fred. Keeper.;.!.'.:. ...... 1' - Do. 2 jju. -., i ,. i- . , , w s XOKTnERS ESLAKGEMEXT.. L-s; Mary Dufha'm"..'.. 43 72 I stocIcWelvs eslakgemfxi. Allis & Walker," assignees. 22 " 17 ' V675 i Do.-i iioi " 23' "' 'if1'"" 6 75 ' "til; 'I JOITtf SCIIUBF.RT Collector'. '" EvansviUeMay lirlim.-' mayl4 d2w Annexation Of Territory to'the City1 I V';jo.EvansYilE';;,.V''.;-i HOTK'E IS HEKOV CIVEAVthat. the Common Council of the city of. Kvanoville, in pursuance of the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana,, approved March fcs J -", i entitled "An net to amend the seventy- , first section -of an:: Act entitled,' Ari act "' granting to the Citteen3.of the town of Ev- " ansville, in tlie county of A'anderburgh,' a ..; City Charter,' approved January 27, 1H17, and to- add' supplemental sections to said'" Act," will, on the eleventh day of Jnwej "
iMi, present to tne uoarn pi ,v;oujity; tia misnfoners of Vanderburgh County a jeti- , tion praying -for the-annexation "to said ' city of the following described territory; . ' and setting forth the reasons for such an-; y nexation, viz. : : All that part of the sout h-, west quarter of Section f."o. ,2!, Township. ;,i 6. sonfii of Raiiij;c ID, west, in Vanderburgh, t County, described .as followsV vl..: Begin- ., i ningat the southwest corner of said Section :i 2!), and running thence north four hundred ,1
anu uuny-nve .0) leet, more or less, io uie iiiiu'ije oi iiiu an'y. sep ern Enlareenient of the separating tlie Southcityot Jbvansviue. from the territory hereby described; thence
east along the middle of said alley two ' thousand six hundred and forty (2,ftJ) feet,J I more or less, to the half mile line running ' " north and south through the iniddlesef' "
said section ;; thence south' -by" isaid half '
mile line four hundred- and thirty-five (4;ir) -feet, more or i'8s to the south- line of said' :i section, and tbence west two thousand six-'1 ,; hundred and thirty-seveti (2,637) feetv more ' or less, to the place of beginning; said ter ' ritory being-contiguous ia lie city of Ev1 ansviljat and not platted oriaid otf.' :Ui-,u - 1 I :v,-,f .' iW, BAKKH, Mayof.tu in Attest : A. M. McGreff, Cierki -i j " mayiO-dojunell.): -i it ''"'3?' I j NOTICE',1'O OTRA"T0KS.,. iM' '-vt I APKJI2;J, 1.S00. t. .. ,;. .-:... I .,;.!-i'.i - The... Common-, council. o$ the.scity .ot". :i EvanSville Will receive sealed proposal ;.u until, the ,21st day of May; !; for grading--'. tlie alley situated ibetw-n t'lark and Let. ::? sttYeet.-i. and iixit-ndiut' from T-liifd street to J i-
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ny oruer fx, tno Louncii.. 5 ..; 'nivn i r . .. .,! ! n A.JIi McGRIFF Clerks ..n City Clerk's Ofiic;,, Ji.vanvllle,j April 27 ,?ii i I, ' Union copy. ... pr27td K
OIL WORKS. r TTAl I ERE 0E F TIIE" JEL most extensive works of this kind in" tlie Western countuy, and secured the e vices ot one sol-. tne moxt experience! Alachine Oil men, I am now able to furnish this cheap and money-saving Oil, which has been tried by some-of our .t'ext eneineers and found fully equal to any ever used. - Railroads, Steamboats Foundries; Mills,' Woolen Mills in fact, all machines now ' runniug-rjan be-swpplied jirojuptly and ' -"with satisfaction : ; . i .,: -. Oivlers of wholesale dealers filled on liberal terms.. u, ,:; !-, ,-. i .,-..: -..i .i i:t-J , -.No charge for packing, and delivery free ! ' of charge..-.- i ,m u -.. X ' ' Coal oil sold by the barrel ; fend' the high-' ,!' est prices paid for em pty coa I oi 1 barrels.' - ' - ,i i-PJilLIP DECKER. ,. ' Third street; bet. Sycamore and Vine; " may2 tf; ,. . . .... ,,. . .... .... ... . . . MARINE IIO.M'ITAL, i'OR SALE ' i I r. ' fcuRVJKYon's Office,- .. , . i , BVANS.VII.I.E, Inn., May 8, MB6. :-- " l'wul receive sealed proposals until the . 'J 6th day of June next ior the purchase of . the Murine Hospital near this eity.c! -' ' Thecrounds itontnin nhnut ,hrfw arTPK. ;!" ,The building (now well adapted for hopi- I ial uses), witn a utile alteration, mignt- oe ' - converted into a factory. - . "" . . Term of tale, cah; or, by paying interest,; the purchaser may have time, as follows i . n One-third cash, one-third in one year,and ! one-third in two years, by giving Jiotaa,-' with personal security. . . - ' ( :- . ; i Bids will be received for a lease of the.,.--property for one or two years from the SOth '' " of June next. . w A. L. ROBINSON, ' may4 dtilljunefl v . -Surveyor of Customs. ' " ! " Ir. IS. A. AIIMISTEAD ;' Office on .Third street, between "Main ,i r and Locust; residence on 'I nird street, ber . . tween Walnut and Chestnut (adioinin? thn , , new Methodist Church) will promptly atlenu to iu uuuni ui uu jruiesion, in city or country, at au nours oi the day or night.
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