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SAsDs's SARsAPARILL,.-rhs invaluable medicine has
acquired reputation for being eilecnal the re-
habit OF the system ia, been vel said specific,
hal we read the history OF disorders, We ARE aS,onl,e
mai men i've II o sI more aSonshei tnl'
y die. Il peculiarly characteristic OF Sands SaSaparii
i reaches and Tor ever endra+ The ceHse OF o't ana
eHabe the system, by natural recupcTvc power 10 re-
cover II one and io itself Against all attacks aterwur,'-
iqs, salt Rheun. and nil efGpiiye complaints, The mcd
enc he been fully tested and recommended by pnccs:
epici uso y ly,ic:as that II has received The i
need appreciation from tie public. and a> established
ioc,ns n The country less beneficial, mankind than hon
O'sbe to ne inventor lRoson DAILY Times June u. lSil
For iur Ell particulars and conclusive eyldece Of sulc
M value I'D eitcHcy pamphlets. which may be obtained
psPsIed md sod, wholesale and retail by \. b I. y.
S r. %1 1d pursn!. 8 Futon street New York.
'ae generally Throughout; the I nted states.
s.lr RAEuN.- Tactrr5c raUgces of;hs disease. aud the
amount OF suffering cau~ by makes worthy o the
s"ehA"n 81 every person vino ul,ied with II any
pocfe remedy which viii not Only heal aud any NIL The
affections caused by Il but also eradicate entirely
V he system How ifeQuen, the Instances O: those win.
nU sendne 10 thu, disease IN eaon now carry the mark
.er, Of Com,ocS. SrT.apapl, u ecdediy the best and
pest article 10. this purpose II highly
k pay tbs Soe 's' nittftye 10 the yaea
The eowe increases the appetite and promotes Of
siper dozen w. - ''''' -
s.oNNEL's PAS ExrRAcroK-THE GREAT IisALISC
VE-Nhen the public know the cieat efficacy OF tins ar
Threatened Most.cn;oa R,uS - eec, ~ ai,Ssy, 10
'e ielief almost Immediately appcSupn. Fox proof
We can refer hundreds this City who hive witnessed IL
Isset Every family should always keep this SGvc Al q
MOTHERS RELEY.-The tinely use of this article often
o both mother and child from the eNcfuciatng suffer
US lhd premature DEATH Only ut y COuHGndt ST.
DEATNEss uurvalled success oi Dr. McNair AcouS
W. III relieving persons who suffer almost constantly with
.Sathg noises. continual Iufnmng. &c. which but
xupons OF approaching deafness. has gained for cauta
% never before equaed Although other article, have been
eitsed yet the deaf being cured unless they
fak -'"' o'''e'' H. -'''''' mn street. i'''' - ''
LOOK TO YOUR PASTRIEs BEp- RooMs.-Iiuve you
T1cheS or Bed Bugs your house A ExterminatoT
'hese noxOus vermin may be had ut q Courtiands,
CONSUMPTION advise all incning consumption OF,
sa pulmonary disease Dr. Lurbors Extract Of Lung
o. an article which daily performing OF the most
ppiksoIe cures. Sold only at II CORTLAND street.
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49, ,,,,.,;a, ,Iuseum-ON WEDNESDAY,
SIT IIXE 10 the Manager of this desefvedly popular es
i,bibme1 WIN lake BENEFIT when he begs his friends 10
hold him IN substantial remembrance -, :. ;, e.,
The richest entertainments OF the season VIII De gwen o
ny psiu nsan,. VI " T .hs a. jel4k
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q "Wednesday
At the Brokers Boui-5O shares Reading, 24-2j do 2376
. d. .-7J do. Gjo, "A ia Western, 20 do. 1]16O
&c., lilo do 49, do 20 rs do 1Oa3j do SO 70ij do
$50 East Boston Co. lilo do 0l,-315 do lG275 Lons
Island, 75-25 do. $50 do slw. 75'a2j do, 75is.
At hucton-2j shares Western Railroad 20 So per hr-
20 Concord r. GJ 81 dob Portland Saco & Portsmouth
Il So g0do-7 Boston & Worcester H. l7 per adv
Boston & Name Railroad stock. So paid SIS pr SIR
Nlunc Newlampshte & Massachusetts, Railroad. 81 pr
av-5 Chnc>,own Branch Il. s8i5 per sl Bost * Lowell
Railtoad 80 3O1s adv3j National !as Co. Goa COS III,
II Mass Bank s95 per s-5 Eagle Bank, IL prct adv-l3
Civ Bank: 49, pr s|r2t North Bank. 9l5S a9l5s ~ ~
In the House OF Representatives OF the ~ ilainp-
shire Legislature the il Instant, about forty Railroad
ions were presented for Rlrond different OF the
state. More coming 1t is SAID
The ioilowin. shows gratifying in rease Of re-
ccip,> for toll, on public works of enasy i.o the
ii of December 1915 the the 3lst Of May 1884,
ared with the corresponding period Of the previous
ls4 :. ; ~. -ul ~
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~ Gen,lem-n's summer !ints.-AMlDON.
Garner Wall and Nassau prepared 10 furnish has
New STYLE of Summer Hats. which very isht and Of
,.,r,;f,i stve md finish my2i Inns
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SECOND EDITION

SECOND EDITION.
GODEY'S MA G y \ L,
For .JUiY, lS4I,
THE PIONEER MAGAZINE IN EVERY THING.
LADY'S BOOK
E.NBELL [SH.WE.NTS; g.,
SPORTS OF TIE OLDEN TlME-A beautiful Mezzo
TIE MONDAY MEAI-A Domestic sketch by Dick
'fiiE EMPiKE OF MAN-Enrth Water Fire, and Ar
An Original Design. by Cr0ome.
CONTRIBUTORS 10 THIS NUMBER
Mrs L. II. Sicoaf7ey. Miss Leslie. Miss Sedswick, MIS-
Efnbury Mrs. Ellet. aud host OF ntfers:
i COMMON TRICK.
1t should be observed that this NurRzne does not hdpp,
-ann trek of would be rivalthat Of extra plates
md reang nnier N January and Fehruny numbers
induce people subscribe. and then miserable "uiocfs WIN
plates cisft wears cid. throughout the year
No CHARGE MADE
Tor examining and conpufa; all the Monthly magazines u
NJ. : Ast"r House.
Pace s. Der nnnum. Single numbers % cents.
VIM VI. CHRlSrY, Agent, No. 2 A,tor House.
Numbers Delivered any part of the city Tree oil Charge OF
cent BIZ mail 10 any part o the lnited States II
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ARE AxY or YOUR CHILDREN TROUBLED WITH WORMS
CoIn,tUcks Nrrm,iI:e wi cNlcfmnre MI wOTm wherever
they exist. At q Cuurliaudst Price 3 cents
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POLICE OFFICE.

LARcENY-Aifred Potter was arrested and com
ntsd for stealing 20 pounds OF on worth s. So from
her No IL East River. -,
u. pah Glover were arrested and held 10 ba IN s0 each
fr obtYning OF Thomas pu>h emcrHn' passenger. by
he prctcDcr, Tor ms passage 10 Buffalo, pretending 10 oc
IA. Ill .nrl
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Iu,rr them all with faces thu.

HATE them oil with faces thus
Dear wonan, ny, and man, =,
Whose yellow cheeks cover Der
We canno, love being well
w th beauty thus detac.ti.
When by u>in. Jones' Chemical soap.
All. ali might be erased
Go all of sou "a numerous crew
WITH darn Liscoicrei skin.
With plmples OF suptons
On yonr face. your neck OF cha.
And buy tor % cents c9sc
Of the homely's only hope,
OF .lnre>'S truly wonderful
Italian Chemical Soap.
Take sy!ndied WIN dishonest Ina "a, H I
OTIS poonoI poisonous aud destructive counter icy OF os>
wonderful heavenly surprising ard 5eau!ims ,,,.
our lea,-eyery word OF which conNey p"ey' Nhowens
and luty mind. the does 10 me ace eheliH
tc;cd Nh any disease Of the skin- face ,uqbumt
or dscoored once-oh the effect is I'm
senc IN tbs but e; tie sign 81 the liefcan tafe >
Chatham street 81. Broadway. og iuu H. Dlo""h
'' icl3.1 5sS; '''','' -
~ The New York Farmers Club viii hold
rs regular al the Repository 81 tne 'eic1 III !,
o'clock precisely The fir, hour wI be devoted TO the trans
action The business OF the Club ana aeao
IsTRrors gGETATIoN Will be taken up Aluch 'nlu-
neci though but partially considered Farmers Gardeners
nnd strangers the city are invited To attend s n
Is free to all. ''
..t,u.e AWake Shake oFthe dew drops that glitter on
your garments and once more march 10 Battle anu 10 '''O
Rcru, Meeting OF the Club for 5asiness will be held nj
Columbian Hail. on FRIDAY EVENING. June li'h' at
s 10 receive the Repor, the Delegates to the Clay
.,,o, nj Utica ard to carry out the plan Tor or
a,,,iop and usefulness which has been recommended
The Democratic Wings the Wand and all Others friendly
10 the election OF CLAY and FsELIsGHuYsES are earnestly
id To attend nd enroll themselves among 'hs members oil
the OLD GUARD
=. For in the iall our loud CAY thunder I,
iInsi break the power 81 Public titnnef.
And Dallas Pek AMI Bob anG Pa
SL"iI loan beneath our WESTERN STAR
r., o,,., NATHANIEL. C. BRADFORD. President
joins FOWLER, Ir. Secretaries ;o;, ..r,vrsF
Charles :. HISEs,S Ie'4 = " 49,
Amerian sIuseumL@oGs sserys,I osaSI1 es
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MAY 9th hat % la long q g. bark Louise n thu, por nw
,be week 81 the Bf hric FRINGE Albert "i Halifax, abandoned
and full of water.
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~ Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWlS BENZ
DICT < Co respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have removed To tins city and have taken
the store 81 pear.trce toppostc the PeaII'tfee house,
where they are now opening large aud well selected assor;
ant of Goods, both Foreign and Domestic. To which they
c The attention of ihne .y,shne 20 purchase. ap3O u
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS.
Senator FosrYR IN the Chair.
THURSDAY

JoHS T. DoLAN, Plaintiff IN Error vs. STAPLES
rorn Defendants ia E-ror--lir nolan endorsed note
an dawn By Thomas Nccdhun. with the understanding
IN; the latter wgstG get !; discounted AZ Use uichc's aud
f,,r Bank for has bcaet carrying the rHbmetmakcf
S;pe Needhnm could not get It scounted lie owed :.
81 sq on gave ,Gn c mote Tn sG eHp'GiaG tn'
, They did not discount tho note however. bu; retained
fs what va cue him NOV s NM; b.d been n rN' rc1' "
10, $40 The note subsequently pat in suit. Ar Dolau
[ refused In pay lie defended the action the ground
-, his endorsement accommodation and the note had
S diverted from the original lUeuton lUd=me, hns leeu
zen against him. and he further appeals this Court. hr.
ioskvood appeared Tor paniIh III erfu r Sche for do
r.4sG:s crrGT.
S,yuEL HALE, plaintiff in error, vs.. OBADIAH
yr,coyRs Jr defendant IN c--or-tra note for s@0drawn
IL Te;ei miuer and cndot4c by Mr. Ncwcombe.
Iistpn Mr.. y. hSifece,ed ratcc. md udcmeu;
" his favor. which, appeal, mcd by the supreme
cur and further appeal made. Mr.. Ds gpucated Tor
SalaiN efrof, and Nix e ", Sanford io' defendant
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Below.


Barks Elliott Waits. ian Cieaiusus. Cuba. Flora. McAear
i'm NrlanZ1s sugar,
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To- see Last Page.

10 See Last Faye.
Arrived,
Ship Rose Serchl d i'm remen.n ballast and 22 ,teera=e
Steamship Anbama Wmdle i'm Ntrle,us and Ballze 9TH
inst 10 & llcaI On the Uih Oh a;:eraS. ny 10 ~ hUurs
swedish bark Louise IIauntaon j. I'm Newpor,.W
~ rRuad lTon. to Br,ruan- johnson X TO-
Rrg Eliza Kinney II dS I'm Havana, moIa>~. To Williams
{. NortIlnm Left bn.s Iuznla Jordan, "ie freight; Tom
Pane Anderson fer = York day Lucy oil Boston. from
NY"k i,t nrr Poland Of and Tor Newport neN day; schr
l,ccarnDn Adams, for Matel day 10 load .of Boston
B brig Robert ana Ann hlaie' d I'm New Castle. Hdse
BIZ New Jersey Brown. ds I'm Savannah cotton. &c. to
Scr Select Johnson, d, I'm Newbetn. nc. naval so,es
10 : |, Mitchell.
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:l702Sj -
Increase this year ..................s!1O
NJ. n l.,,,,., ca,

A private letIer-trom New.Oilean> safes that on
the 81 tie Court of Louslun would give decision IN the
gr,nt nted states Rank entirely the
ur,, OF the Bank giving. vi the United Suites
sience Thu, will be good news to all concerned this way
Il will allow o favorable acton by the assignees and i
viii enble the Bank sustain thoc gentlemen who became
security for the Institution when certain SUITS commenced.
Tie P4adeIpbia North American says
r!c g!oncsa! Bank hiss been enIoned the Of
the Commonwealth.
We canno, understand il this revival of the statement
a lie ubout month aud winch showed 20 be I'M
tue or the Bank has been actually cDjoined Weihnk
Il must be
Business ON the Philadelphia y Reading Rail
rond Tor the week ending June 8, ISL:
,Vov.l rtairbt, ,xc............. I'll ;2SI 70 Tons
.,,ai .r,,n,nnr,rd .................... 2 Os5 u
Previously this "
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CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KEsr
srrERloR COURT. Before Judge vAEDGRrox1.

pnsTLFY rs. WOrT.-ActiOn Tor sINnder, already 7
,ftl TO- The jury could not agree on verdict aud were
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C1IRT OF COMMON PIEAs-. BeioTe Judge DAN.
LAgRoy l. Ives rs CUTE Il MEAD-Aclion
,,a,e TO note endorsed 10y T. NJ e:crrc TO yesterday
Tbeiury could not agree and were discharged.
SOPHIA SMITH ". CHARLrS Characterization
trasaut and b4tIeyrhe plantiia rather decent looking
white woman the o coored mnn and hl, fam
III named Hoffman, residing al aud owning building Nos Al
hsay street Cannon kept hlacksntl shop NJ No. TO- adj
,ong Tie charge that defendant severely beat pHln ii
oy the head and shoulders with whip composeo four
,nnes dried horse de aud seriously injured her Action
Brought recover damages was said that plaintiff h
spoken Of Verdict oT plaintiff SIS which carries like amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14

COrTON-Ihe shppn: demand continues ana lne sa ,t
- t,ny abou 90 bats w!:h nm market Yesterday NE
reached 500 bae Prices are considered u ea H.
rrf than nj which followed Tho afHai VI '1'e
and rie higher than before the steamer al'eu
There purchases speculation Cotton con-
TIME, hands Another transient vessel was
taken up to-day The sales Of the week this Tar have pee
900 ba and the total the lst 10 w bales lie ai'a
Ia 18th s. IS bales The following the quotations.
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rs Harn!..l:-s Indci.bie Inix.-The superiority
Of this llarkin. Ink vcty rencray 10y
urge number of whom have n!featy Tested It, rs may he seen
y their advertisements and have pronounced 1t superior 10
% ther rcla INK whether oil domestic u foreign make
The whole process omarkins may lie completed IN three
minutes, even n midnight Il desirable.
o one OF our firm who invented IT, Manuncired nnd Tor sue
by FOi4S, l.; ~ y ~
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MoTnkRs RELKY.-The timelv of this article often
e. both mother and child om the most eNctucatns suffer
~s' lnd premature DEATH OGly ut u CORTLAND, ST.
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TOILET FURNISHING SToR
calltne intention al the public
the toilet they having iUr II
time exclusively IN the SeleC
through tnelr agents - have Il
ntnn. some of which n'e mao
hc obtnlncd al any other e,tgh
assortment moi ednnlet I'm VIM
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From the Cntcl Stutcs tiazee of March l5ti ,,o>
Isnpriprr I>E-NessrS. Potts. Linn & HaIrrS. NO 3l3s
Market street above 9Th manufacture ind have Tor sale nios
truy Indcllbe twill by It's beauty ana the simplicity cl Us
,e commend l.e the regard Of those VINO NE 10 Sct
marx upo. their apparel and oud like that marx neat anu
plain. =, -, ,,to,oL ,s.b
IxnEIrn. lSk-Wc have iIied some OF Bafnhl ihdeps
Ink and chccny recommend all tho>e wishing TO marx
m linen az cation IL runs freely and requires previous pre-
parl;on II for sale by lessr. Potts, Linn * Harris NO.
2i3i, Market street. ,,o.L
D.Rxu1rI's I:pvfiBig I.K -lusc received supply oi
and having tested u Thoroughly am pre-
ard 10 warrant equal II superior 10 any made IN the
United States of the imported. -,
Nso-iirgs Medicines, Prints ncid-. Dye Strt,s, ACIDS
~. a.. 49, 49, ALEXAND HARPER,
,n2 J,yi>s Wholesale Druggist Market i. aoO'c I2th
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~ C,,ton Ca.yus, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL. DICK, LIGHT RAVENS. for BOAT SAILS.
AWNINGS &c. As0. HEAVY tTAKPAULINS, IA
PER Eel 1',NGS q TO - inches WIDE BAGGiEG, PLAN
mud wicd - and a inch. Also. Gram and Meal Bags pa
ana 0-''s''B RINCKERHoFF. FOX & roInEMus
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Ir paley> Magical Pain Ex,incior s4ve at +, Walker
- let Store FROM broadway Eeet 10 ny New o'"' nc
,rn "a of, M iniiin inn hy The mime 81 tonhel
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pa.oqk TO YOUR PAsTRIEs AND BrD- RooMs;-iiuve you
.tp1ches Bed Bugs house Exterminator
" 'hese noxOus vermn may be Ind at q Courtanct.,
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT DErE.-;N the
" earnest request lafge number OF Indies aud ecusneii
Sec, these concerts, - fashionable AMI popular ID mrs
will gwen during the summer NJ the etrop1tan
Rooms, 53 Broadway commencing second Tuesday IN June
Vorn and instrumental performers OF the ilr>t e>lthhll
,v be engaged and eNe"n vii be made to ensure the
n.ht, degree intellectual ana social enjoyment Suscrp
ions for season. - single tickets " cen,> yearly ,uh
,crbcrs Metropolitan. SO the season, - cents single
ticket Subscriptions limited Subscription book now open al
~ Broadway. By order o; the COMMITTEE. >,
NIL st SNEl4l.lNb ~ lSDhl'E.
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Revenue BOas of lii. A., and pcr
Warrants Treasury outstanding Ij5sl -
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Ivan buren, USED Up"
PRESIDENT TYLER SLAPPED IN TIE FACE
WHAT NENTi

Is now resdy ct III Broadway. contains nrtclc on
the Moral Prospects o: The United States. which vii be read
wit, deep interest. The way TIE writer uses up Van Blu
VIII, some o:hc:. viii ts amusing the reader Puce
lsS. ..r,s els II;
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,piT bought o. r < T. bg samnIe. Though broker y
LIZ cotton and shipped item TO igvrc where they sold
G n, ccniy nsccfslned that inCd had bcen pTnct
oe 10 the snI packing same poor cotton ha: iSc having
sn Inserted m the centre good ie al the bales
IN invoice amounted To SEQ. and the damage mp
erased and allowed by plaintiffs agent nj about SD Ac
Ion brought tins latter amount Verdict for PLAIN
If
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W. Winter Inns now the lots andtrac ground
pe ms NURSERY for % years by William Prince. father 81 the
thndan,. Knew Of Il mortgage on the propety 81 VILLAIN
Pnnce md snw II advertised by the Mechanics Bank con
rsed witt; Nr Winter few days before the sale. There
ye,e y acres of the land and told HIM thought II worth
1900 nm ac,e would have given that tor Il; asked
NJ Winter # he thought the old rrncc would give up
es property willingly did no, want any trouble lie alI
worth much. Mr.; recs name was mentioned 10y me- VINO
purcl nse would be made with reference 10 N Prince inter
sthat he would be KEEP, there This told MI Nnter-',h"
IA moi deny ibid not reply did attend the sale Mi,
Winter went into possession o that property Nam Prince
h elder de, soon after the sace removes: soon after ai
and died In my unyersaiion with hF W inter- Inc aSI
not nGyefted q us the purchaser.
pni IN Erdr n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-02
Z. D. S MITH'S
CASH STORE
REMOVED

FEyO the New BRICK BUILDING on the BURNT
L. SQUARE, where he is now opening a
large and desirable assortment of FOREIGN &
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, a complete stock OF
HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Wool, FUa,
SILK, and RUSSIA HATS. UMBRELLAS and PARA.
SOILS. Willow, STRAW and FLoRANcE BRAID BoN-
NETS, Doors and SHOES of every description, PALM
HATS, QUEENswARE, LOOKING GLASSES, CORN and
GRASS ScYTHEs, AXES, TRACE CHAINS, BENCH
PLAINS, &C., &C., &C.,
Together with a large variety of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS,
purchased in PHILADELPHIA and NEW YoRK, du-
ring the month of March with great care and
attention., and he has only to say TO those who
may favor him with a call that he can show
them goods at such prices las cannot be beot,)
that they will find it to their interest to pur-
chase without going further.
L. D. SMITH.
Evansville. April 25th, 1874 Emo.
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AN ORDINANCE.

Supplemental to tan Ordinance concerning
Side Walks. Passed Both January, 1882
Passed April 9th. 1874.
SEc. 1. Be it ordained by the President and
Trustees of the town of Evansville. That all
Signs and Sign-boards Suspended, erected, or
placed over any Side Walk in the town of Ev-
ansville, be and the same are hereby defined
and declared to be nuisances. Provided that
nothing in this Section contained shall be con-
ssrued to extend to any sign or sign-board which
does not extend more than 3 feet from the outer
line of the lot in front of which the same is or
may be placed.
Sec. 2. Everyperson who shall erect, suspend.
place, or continue any sign .or sign-board over
any side walk within the corporate limits OF
the Town of Evansville, contrary to the provi-
sIons of.the first section of this ordinance, and
who shall fail, neglect or refuse to remove the
same, on being notified in writing so to do, by
any officer of the corporation shall forfeit and
pay for every hour he hail SO fail, neglect or re-
fuse any sum not exceeding one dollar nor less
than ten cents, and it shall be the duty of the
Marshal to remove such Sign or .Sign-board to
such place as he may deem proper. Provided
;hatsthe above penalty shall in no case attach un-
til the expiration OF six hours from and after SER
vice of notice aforesaid.
JOHN HENSON, Prest.
Attest J. NJ. STOCK WELL.
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL EXTRA.
DJSTRICT.

s. III II Wf1IGO Or ldEe flRoI OONUnEooNONAL Dis hiCI
We arc induced, by the persuasion of a number of our friends, and the friends of
HENRY CLAY and the WING CAUSE, to make ian offer tothe Wings of the First Congress
sonal Dara, which W. are satisfied they will readily accept The stirring times of
1910 aea again uponu andt becomes the Wings of the Country to prepare themselves
for the contest. Our opponents are mott asleep by any means, as the strenuous exerions
they are every where making clearly prove, and we mwtm meet them-meett them teve-
r point. The whole Nation will be flooded with locobco documents locooco papers,
and ocofoco ISLANDERS, and these must be metal IN rfuted. We shall go into no length
ened argument to prove the importance TO the country and its institutions, the present
Presidential contest-we barely state the duty OF every Wing and urge them to its per-
fomance: And that To- may ct seem backward in the fight W offer until the close of
the Presidential contest to furnish the EUanspiue Journal for fifty cents per coRy-2
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shnt with the nomination of HENRY CLAY by the Baltimore Convention, and the
term will end whh the aaaouncemen 0fhs election tothe Presidency, embracing aperE
cd of six months. We shall rid our columns of all old and Improbable advertisements,
in order to enable US to publish exha matter of Interest and We shall publish extra sheets,
cur Journal. This we are determined to do uhehr ue recepe M additional Su@crl-
Der or aok The moun of labor will necessarily be greater OF us tan during an am
paign through which we have heretofore passed; and we have therefore procured. the
valuable assistance of brother Wings in several ofthe adjoining Counties, and would be
friends of the ause TO com forward and laid US in laying before the voters of thu First
Congressional District the principles ofour party. Every one, however limited in means,
can do something to forward fe cause and swell its triumph; and seeing the exhae *
ehns the locoocos are making, fom the most prominent leader down to the private in
the ranks, n o good Wing should remain idle.
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