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CTATEN ISLAND.
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10 Mesrrs William and Jsmes Burghcr, JohnlO'Nc


THE LECTURE SEASON.
INDEPENDENT LECTURES IN JERSEY CfTy-.A
OF twelve lectures will be delivered the Una
ran church Of Grove and Montgomery
CITY, the first Monday evening Nov. TO- at ~ O'Clock by
Thomas starr King Subject, Substance and Show" The
succeeding lecturers
Rev. Theodore Park@ Rev. Samuel johnson,
Rev. j. W. HigQlnson Prof Robert SoRer
Ralph W. Emerson, ESQ. Wendell Phillips, Ear,
Rev. r. HenryJiedRe, Rev. Henry w Bellows
Rev. Samuel hgood Rev. A ID. MAYO
Tickets for The course e. For gentleman and LADY rs;
single To be had NJ kasb0ws bazaar
gornery street. Jersey City.
DRoFESsoR BENTON WILL DELIVER ATECrURE
before the Hebrew Young Mems Literary Association,
Eeclcity their meeting rooms, OF Bowerv and
l,roone street. Sunday evening November 1885 At ~.
Tho public are inviei 10 attend. Admlance free
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THE MILITARY,

VETERANS or THE WAR OF Is12-AN ADJoURNED
meeting Of The corps win be held At the headqpartsrs
instant, At ~ r. NJ. In behalf Of the corps
A. w. JONES, Lieut. Col Cornd'g
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Fire and Loss OF Life In ST L0ufs-Scven Me
Burned TO Death.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

A NY INFORMATION OF WILLIAM DUFFY WILL BE
"A thankfully received by his sister Bridget who landed in
New oTk last week from Banamona parish OF Asgra
" Galway Ireand Address call at 10 State street. South
Brooklyn.
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referees report OF &e3 90 WAS duly confirmed.
.u Vas Sroseh against s. sST insist Ss
they are not bound by the report We think the report
wS0u, syD SO upon
dertahng. WAS suggested that demand should nrss
have been made Of Hicks Although not averred In the
PENDANTS answer ntr Was Il made ground Of excep
the trial Upon the bill OF exceptions, therefore,
the Cont in nS mus. The ss de
given or waived. Judgment Of Special Term affirmed
with costs.
jams Aoere op john A. Cyon--Judgmeut Of special
term reversed. and complaint dismissed with costs
Judge Roosevelt dissenting held with Mr. Robinson, The
referee that where gccds are sold oy % On .ne crew
become surety for on the purchase the note
by 10 A, such Enforcement, read In connection
binding the indorSer TO pay the maker does not
pro yided (ss this easel demand Of the maker be
I duly made and nos e o. afro, 70 S form
on right 70 indorse his name ON inc BACK OF the pa
per without recourse and then 70 maintain tbs suit
his complaint Moore has DONE snd proves also on the
rial ali ibe fscs which show and show conclusvev that
tho msrcbsndse was delivered upon tho faith Of H.
William A. Croctcr aoL Samson @. Tuey.-rhe plain
til vas six years and eight months N the empoy Of de
and merchandise 81 ass 80, No fixed salary had been
sgreed upon He was absent from two TO three months
eveyy wear on account OF sickness The defendant gave
IN busjbess In May, 1s47 but the plaintiff made de-
~ and OF any balance ~ due him, and commenced no
sui, until the 18th OF March 1883 seems TO us the
evidencc was tantamount 10 admission BY the panlH
that he had received all he deemed his services were
worth. he had virtually made mis- own charge and
taken his own pay. He had also acquesced In i jus
lice Tor more than Eve years And yet The referee has
seer "a 10 allow further Of than 81 50o and
Also interest than years We think there
IL no warrant law for the latter charge and none In
act for the former Report set aside andTnew trial or
dered--toets 70 abide the event.
Henry Erten or. Peter LoriIoyd.-order = Special
Term, directing trial. reversed and Judgment ven
for pIaintn, with costs. Roosevelt, j., diss6nted
He hed that verbal contract 10 give lease for twenty
enc years. compensation for efecting purchase Of
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DACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY NEW
OF the Pacific Mail Steanshp Company held this day div
dend Of deen per declared out Of the profits Of
company. PAYABLE the stockholders and aner the
INST rREDERrC HOFFMAN, President
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IT GEORGE Q. JARVIS OF PORTLAND. CONN.
who resided there in lSgS and obtained patent
improved apparatus setting dislocAions viii send
dress, knowing his whereabouts will please
thing 10 his advantage.
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Whereas the Difarencel

The portion Of the American platform upon
which alone is based all the charge of religi-
Gus prescription is as follows
No person should be selected for political
station whether of native or foreign birth
who recognizes any allegiance or obligation of
any description to any foreign prince; poten-
tate. or power, or who refuses to recognize the
Federal and State Constitutions (each within
its sphere) as paramount to all other laws, as
rules of political action.
Upon the strength of this, the American
party has been denounced by the Sag NIGHT
press as a band of religious proscriptionists.-
This religious prescription" has not only been
used as formidable weapon against the Amer
lean party, but as an apology for the Sag NIGHTS
to abuse ministers Of Protestant churches and
to attack those churches on every possible &C.
casion. And yet, would it be believed?-the
Louisville Democrat announces the principles
of the above portion of the American platform,
as precisely the rule by which Buchanan, if
elected, Will appoint his followers to office
1t says:
" Buchanan and Breckenridge uciU appoint no
man to office aoto acknowledges ciUH allegiance to
any foreign prince. The Democracy don'talyoaO
such a man to hold ofice.''
Now, what is the difference between the
Democratic and the American party on the
subject of religious proscription?''
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Candidates for Congress.

The Old Liners of the I'd District have NOM
mated Hon. VIM H. English for re- election
to Congress.
Hon. Jas. Hughes, of Monroe, has been
nominated for Congress by the Old Liners Of
the Sd District
Jas. M. Gregg, of Hendricks county, has
been nominated by the same party to Congress
in the 9th District
The Old Liners of this. the First District,
will hold their Convention tomorrow at Pc
tersburgh, to nominate a candidate for Con-
gress The two most prominent candidates
for nomination are Judge Lockhart and Judge
Law
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ApEEFEJvED syysEATEY.

atlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of dsagreeable reath when by using the Balm
of a Thousand Flowers as dentfrice would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white alabaser?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject is delicate their friends will mention it.
Pour single drop of the Balm" on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
tan, pmples, AMI freekles from the skim leaving
it of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour
three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water pour two three drops
OF 'Bam of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and twill mas beautiful oftlather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FETRIDGE & Co., proprietOrs.
KELLER, FARNSLEY g. co.
ap5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
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THE KANSAS MEETING.
The People Awakening |!

Crescent Hall was literally oyerflowed Sat
urday night The ladies were there in large
numbers, and added grace to the enthusiasm
of the occasion. Mr. Willard Carpenter was
called to the chair and Mr. S. E. Gilbert APP
pointed Secretary DR.. G. A. Cutler, of Kan
sas, and formerly resident of this city, spoke
for over an hour on the affairs of Kansas, prin-
eipally making a statement of facts which had
come under his own observation. He proper
ly exposed the outrages and infamy of that
lower strata of Missouri society called "Bor-
der Ruffians," and brought home the respon-
siblity to the Pierce Administration. Though
not practiced speaker, his remarks were en-
phatic and to the point and deeply enlisted
the attention of his hearers.
Judge Baker was called up afterwards and
made an enthusiastic speech, to which we
shall allude more particularly hereafter. He
was warmly applauded from beginning to end.
The people of Evansville are at last awakening
to an interest in the affairs of Kansas.
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Hon. o. P. Morton.

We made an error in stating that Judge
Morton would speak at Princeton on the 18th
inst. He will not speak till Saturday the 21st
inst, the day after he addresses our citizens
We hope the people of Gibson county will turn
out en- naasse to hear him. Let men of all
parties attend and give him a respectable hear
ing. Even those politically opposed to Judge
Morton must regard him as gentleman and
and a man of high ability, if they know him at
all. AS such he has his claims upon the
courtesy of men of all parties-that courtesy
which can best be shown by giving him large
audience, and his views honest and candid con-
sidcration.
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superintendent of Public Instruction.

Mr.. Caleb Mills, the present able Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, will meet the
Township Trustees this morning at 10
o'clock. lie will address the citizens Of Ev-
ansville this afternoon, at l O'Clock at the
Methodist Church on Locust street. There
should be general attendance of the friends
of Education at the church this afternoon, as
Mr., Mills will treat in his discourse upon the
practical subject Of Education and the schools
in Indiana. Mr.. Mills makes an excellent of
ficer, and appears earnestly DESTROYS of doing
his whole duty, and in the most thorough
manner. He is travelling over the State giving
Educational matters his personal investigation
We think he will be pleased with the condi-
ton of the public schools Of this city and hope
he will have time to give the late report ofour
School Trustees careful perusal, that he may
obtain correct information of the actual condi-
ton of the Schools at this time, and compare
them with what they were a few years ago
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and in the election of our national candidates.
A National Executive Committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of one delegate and one al
ternate from each State, except New York,
which has five delegates. subsidiary COM
mittee of five. consisting of BiSbee, of Vir-
ginia, Hitchcock, Of California, Headley, OF
New York, Logan, Of Arkansas, and Warren,
of Massachusetts,, was appointed to report to
the National Executive Committee the details
of a plan for the complete organization of the
party and the distribution of political intelli-
gence, in view of the approaching Presidential
election.
Major E. B. Bartlett, was reelected Presi-
dent ofthe council by reclamation. The New
York Express remarks in this connection as
follows:
The election of E. B. Bartlett Esq, of Ken
lucky, as President of the council gave general
satisfaction. Coming from highly and pat
riotic and conservative State, and conservative
and intelligent himself the choice was pecu-
liarly appropriate and satisfactory. We augur
from the quiet and earnest deliberations of the
convention the best results for the future.
During the debates in the council a number
Of patriotic speeches were made. The dele
gates from Louisiana and Virginia expressed
their entire confidence that under the present
organization Mr.. Fillmore would carry these
States by large majorities.- Lou. jour.
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The National Council,

The National American Council, having
completed all the business before it, adjourned
on Thursday last until the first Tuesday in
June, 1857. The next meeting is to be held
in this city. At the session which has lust
closed there were present "a large number oil
gentlemen distinguished for their conservatism
and sound polite IL views and experience. The
proceedings of the council were public, and by
the action of the council in February, which
was more plainly expressed by resolution
adopted at the recent session, all objections to
the American organization on account of Sc
cresy have been entirely removed.
The American party has now been thrown
open to all who believe in the principles enun-
ciaied in its platform. All may become mem
bers of it "who believes that spiritual ale
glance is due to God and not to temporal
prince, and that temporal allegiance in this
land is due to the constitution of the United
States and not to foreign prince or potentate
at the head of a foreign church; who believe in
separating church and State in matters of po-
litical government those who believe in the
amendment of the naturalization laws, in a
pure ballot-box, in allowing the plain reading
of the text of the Bible in our common schools,
and in elevating the condition of the voter by
enlarging his means of intelligence; in placing
the administration of the government in the
hands of American-bor citizens; in the letter
and spirit of the constitution; and in the
States being kept together one and insepara
rable now and forever" 1t rests only with
the separate State councils to carry out,
as far as they may deem proper, the action of
the National council in placing the party be-
fore the country as an open political organiza-
ton.
The proceedings of the council were charac-
terized by the utmost degree OF harmony and
mutual good feeling, and an enthusiastic conf
dence in the success Of American principles,
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0FThe Democratic Convention having con-
cluded It's labors, we presume our senior will
be at home to-day, when the editorial columns
Of this paper will resume their wonted inter
est Lou. Dem.
1t is to be hoped So The Junior of the
Democrat has evidently during his Seniors
absence, been lying on that same dung hill in
the foetid and miasmatic atmosphere of which
Prentice's friend found him one night after a
debaucn. His editorials OF the last week have
smelt of the dung hill too strongly to please
anyhody's taste hRt their author-"Dung-hill
Hughes"
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A. and REDMOND vs.. JOHN DU FTON EFT AE.-Saie
on tbs 4th of June of Horse Power Machines. at the
W Warehouse of John s. Mitchell.
SIMEON LONG vs.. MARGARET g. AND HUGH D.
ROQOET Sale Court House June Z3d of south
Or OF public square, beginning ct point of Main St.
front line of said IS inches. from alley diVia
from los original plan said city thence
az right angles TO Main aey afd thence
along said alley parallel with Main ST. lss feet wards
SECOND to hrst alley thence along said alley
Main ST. thence aloug Main front of line
of said Or to place of beginning.
FRANCIS ANGRY VS.. EX. JAS. RCQJET. EP Al
Sae Court House door, June 23d of
and inches frem the northery Of he
ery Or OF public square in Evansville, Ind.
thence along Main So towards Sd St. Is feet inches
at right angles to Main IA feet to alley in of
alley and parallel with Main towards Fourth feet
inches thence IA feet to TIE place of beginning
feet front Main ST. and running back the
feet to the alley.
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II. SANDERS. Eso.-You will announce the 0 G.
W. MCBRIDE candidate the office of Sheriff
derburgk county and obge of the citizens of the
y. je4
MR. SASDERs-Sir: You will pl announce my name
independent candidate for the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WIN. Ii. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERS-Please announce my as candidate
for Recorder of Vanderburgh County at the ensuing Fill
election SUBJECT to the decision of the Democratic Conven
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL,
A. II. SANDERS, ESQ PLEASE announce a
ddae the office Clerk the Yanderbugh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myi74 LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNALI candidate for the office Of Sheriff
of 4erburgh county the ensui October election
myl2-te W ". HOLDEN.
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R good article will AWAY triumph any preen ded
imitation 1t has been said that city paradise of
but let really meriorous article capable doing
all that promised it, and it will stand the test of
position pendent inflated nOtoriety; and HOsetters
Stomach Bters evidence this it has been
taken hold of by the people tried and found wanting
curing of Dyspepsia in form When these
known why should it not he appreciated and used
body For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
HALLOCK a. STODDARD,
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o. On the last trip of the steiner "Sove-
reign " from Keokuk vote for President was
taken among the passengers, which resulted ::
For Fillmore .ftiy, for Buchanan eleuen, 1t
does not matter whence they come, from the
South, North, East, or West, Fillmore is al
ways ahead Of his competitor
ToU ,ToUJ.
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PUBLIC STEsUCTEON

CALEB MILLS State Superintendent Of Education will ad
dress the Youth this city Sunday in the
ocock. the Locust Methodist Church.
citizens large the Monday following att O'Clock P. NJ
at the place He will the Township Trustees
this county at 10 clock A NJ. nday. 10Th. jell
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CITY COLLECTOR,S SALE.

virtue of of the Common Council of the
EB of Evansville directed delivered Coec
tor of said city. WILL Thursday the Goth day June
1885 at the door of the Court House in Evansville between
the hours of and four p for sale that
lot ground No one and eighty
Usll next to Lot hundred and eighty (1S2)
he Donation enlargement of said city, mach
OF as may be necessary to satisfy the sum of thirey dol
lars and seYenYfve laying brick sidewalks in
front of aid Lot Main also the twenty dol
lars and cents aveng Main in
of said lot amounting fifty dollars and fifty
and also to satisfy the costs of said sale
jel2-2t JOHN FARRELL, City Collector.
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or The price Of food in the Atlantic cities
has declined twenty -fye per cent since the
first Of January last. This is considered a
precursor of revival in general business, al
though it doubtless bears hard upon specula-
tors.
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AGRICULTURAL.

THE Stockholders of the Vauderburgh Agricultural
Land Association requested Crescent City Hall
Saturday June ZIs clock for the purpose elect
ing Trustees Directors. By order of the
lrII-4t COMMITTEE.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

IUnder this head will always be found correct statement
and tine sales1
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FIRE AT CINo1NNATl!--The Peoples Thea
ire at CINCINNATI was burned down Friday az
terneon, together with two three story build
ings on Sixth street adjoining.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

So Notices in this place. per line insertion
20 per line three
count IN longer time.
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FARES:

Daily rains leave Evansville
40 NJ, on which local passengers will be taken.
EB For information through Tickets. apply at the
Transportation ONCE head OF Locust Ey
ansville. j. J. DANIELS. SupI.
Princeton Clarion and Henderson Patriot take on other
adv. con
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
CT u IN I'D % W Gl @ II @
AVING reduced their prices correspond with
IL duced cost of Sapetre. continue their we'll
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder in kegs and eanisters. Also GuDpowdr
Blasting and Mining comprising full qualjtie
satisfaction.
The standard their Powder which enjoyed the
highest reputation for than twenty years viii be
found by other of the kind In
the world.
For sale hv the principal Dealers also the OF the
Company, No. 80 Wall. Water street New York
A. e. HAZARD. President:
Dorrcr Sa.yv - - 2i-6m
e AR C0RN.-25o busd prime Ear Corn for sale
IA lots to suit purchasers by ,,,crrpU
Ey2S J. W. & S. NiChEkN.
EREA-5 hf-chests extra fine assorted ID Papers!
Il 10 hf- chests Tsa-Gunpo WIDER Imperial and hytoe,
50 caddies Iunpowder Imperial and Tyson iSs eaen'
25 powder I'm peria andy Hyson y saen'
lohf-chests Porcheug Teas OF extra * I uEry Ky
my2i !. D HblhANN'
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THNHE EAPRESS COMPANY respectfuIlY aIrl
l. their friends, the public Evansville and
vicinity. that they have determined OPEN an ONCE az
Evansville TO he devoted exclusively the of
the business Of their Line and have appointed Mr. GEO
W. MCBRIDE their gent who his past
with tire business, perfectly miiar with all
and the details of their operation This
been made with the sole facilities of
the Express and thereby increase its desrabiy the
ieto plish which the
will be especially directed
All persons having business with company will pleas
call on MIR. MaBride Office First street.
Locust AID MAN, who alone fOY
rs from this date.
nov2-dtf ALFRED GAITHRR. superintenacnt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


II \ L X 6.
One lines less time soc: three times
week 81 so; weeks. so; month"; "a; three
months, 81 months $40; year. SIS. Discount
advertisements. Cards of lines
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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HARDERED. that the of Lots Nos and 1885, Do
" nation Enlargement. and lots Nos q L. and blk
No. 3d. Eastern Enlargement the be filled
to with the city grade within after
the publication this notice. and in default thereof the
street Commissioner directed said work the
costs AMI aeeruing thereby will assessed
collected ale said lots will
fly said lien and BY order of the Common Council
passed June 9, Sc. WELL. Ii. WALKER.
ieI9 n.