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Napoleon's Proclamation Ia the
Milonese,
Mr.. ALEX. SiDI.

MiIumescs
The following proclamation was issued by
the Emperor of the French, on entering Mi
lam He presents himself TO the people of
Milan as the disinterested Regeneration of
Italy; he is waging the war not for any OBJ
jeets oil personal ambition or to aggrandise
the Territory 81 i4ancr He comes as the
libera,ol OF IL ..i invites her TO assume
her station s.u.yaS tI.e nations Of Europe,
and he viii sds,s;a hes in la. Independ-
ence:
"The fortune of war has conducted me to
the capital of Lombardy. Let me tell you
why | am here. When Austria unjustly at
tackled Piedmont, resolved to sustain the
King of Sardinia, M ally. The honor and
interests of France made this my duty
Your enemies, who nre M enemies, have
endeavored to diminish the sympathy which
exists throughout oil Europe for Jour csuse,
by trying to persuade the world that nm
carrying on this war only for personal an
bition, or to aggrsndize the territory OF
France Ii there are men who do not an
derstand their epoch, am not of the num-
/ Der. In the enlightened state OF public
opinion which prevails men are greater By
the moral influence which they exercise,
than by barren conquests, and this moral
influence | seek after with pride in contrib
uting to emaneipate one of the most beauti-
full parts Of Europe. Your reception has
already proved to me that you have under
| stood me. IF~..
! DO not comehere with any pre- conceived
! plan to.dispossess sovereigHs nor to impose
my own will upon you. Ny army will
/ only occupy itself with two things--to com
bat your enemies aud to maintain internal
\ order. II will place no obstacle in the way
I of free manifestation of your legitimate
wishes Providence sometimes favors'nR-
tons like individuals in giving them occa-
/ sioa to rise suddenly TO greatness; but il is
on condition that they have the virtue to
| profit by il.
Profit then 10y the fortune which is offered
/ you. Your desire Of Independence, SO long
! expressed, so often deceived, will be realized
! il you show yourselves worthy of it. Unite
then, for one sole object, the enfranchise-
ment Of your country. Seek military or
ganization. Hasten. ull Of you, to place
! yourselves under the flag OF King Victor
Emanuel, who has already so nobly shown
ycu the path of honor. Remember that
without discipline there is no army, and
animated 10y the sacred FIRE Of patriotism,
he nothing to-day but soldiers. Tomorrow
YOU will al be the free citizens OF a great
country
Done at the Imperial Quarters at Milan, the
sth of June, 1889,
lSgned, NAPOLEON.
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How KINDNESS SAVED HIN.-It is easy 10
ruin, and it lie easy TO save a young man.
One OF the leading brokers Of New York had
"A young man in his employ. The vast
amount OF money in his hands was a great
temptation 70 him. Small sums were miss
ed day atteI da7-; cue quarter, then fifty
CENTS, then one dollar, then two dollars.
were missed He Uas Charged with the
pecIlatioh- The broker showed him how
he could detect the abstraction of the small
EST sum OF money; The yonng man STAN
mered aud confessed Now, said the bro
ker, | shall not discharge, shall not dis.
honor you. attend to keep 5ou. make q
man of you. You will be vagabond If Won
go on in this wsy. Now let me see no more
of this. lie went 10 his work. lie did NOT
iisappoint the confidence lie did honor 20
his employer And the other day he was
indicted into one of our banks in An honor
able position, and his employer hetslae his
bondsmsn t. the amount of SO, 600 Had
he conducted as some would have done, sent
the bag away aud proclaimed liis dishonor,
perhaps he would have ended lis days In d
State prison, and beea sent to his tomb in
the garb of a convict. But one young man
vas rescued from ruin who lad been placed
amid the temptations OF money. and for a
moment was overcome.
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A SURPRISING IYyENTIoS.-We well re

A SURPRISING INvENTIoS.-We well re-
member the excitement that was created
some years since, by Mr.. Paine, of Worces-
ter. who announced that he had discovered
the means of producing light from Mater.
We are not now, however, called upon 10
chronicle water light, but an air Light
And this time we have not 10 chronicle n
mere report OF QUE. but there 1t. is, at 40
Hanover street, in the shoe and leather eX-
change, exhibited freely and fairly to the
scrutiniziDg examination OF sceptical minds
"a yeritable reality--an accomplished fact
An achieyementin scientific discovery that
the age will he proud of--and effected by
Continuance of mechanical skill as wonder
fully simple as it is astonishingly success
ful. The apparatus is q small affair, occG-
plying about as much room as lady work
table, and will perform its duty in room
moderately warm, without any attention
being paid it. Ii is a sort of perpetual mo-
ton for about ten days, when it has TO he
wound up again. IL takes in atmospheric
air much in the way that pair of forge
bellows do. By pressure, this air is decom-
posed as it combines with hydro-carbon, and
is then forced along ordinary gas pipes to
any part of the house, when it is lighted
just in the same way rs gas is--and a bril-
liant light it is. In addition TO this there is
an oxygen light provided for summer use
pure blue light unmixed with carbon, and
OF such intensity that iron is readily melted
over it. What is still more important, all
this light and heat eau DC kept up ut very
trifing cost. The apparatus, in point Of
price, is we understand, intended to be put
low enough to be within the means OF every
house-keeper. We hail it with hearty
| welcome = Boston PdDer
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Eks- Two cora fields ia New Jersey, di-
siaei oEly b. fence, were planted about
the same time. The one vas all destroyed
% The black birds ana crows, and the other
vas left unmolested. The first field was
planted with corn jnst as il was taken from
The crib; the other with seed which was
thoroughly soaked in tepid water ami then
mixed so ss to have slight coating Of tar.
and then it was rolled in plaster.
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Miss Hooker, Tuesday, June 2s, eoinu'eneE at A a.
Ronalls Z" ats -
tSrreMEpIArE AND GRAMMAR.
Mr.. Sallaway, Tuesday, June Is, commene at ~ NJ
Mis, : Tisher. Welnes'y, June %, E. ats N.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Mr. Leavitt Wednes'y, June %, comme;-c Z az 2PI.
Aud coz inue until Thursday, 1890 st.
Mis- + Fisher, Thursday, June So commencing at
1890 A VI, aud continue through the day
HIGH SCHOOL.
Friday, July L, commencing At 9 A. NJ ana con-
tinuing through the day. ..
Each candidate for the High School will be r.
quired to have ready for examination acomposition
Of at least oue-haif page Of Fools Cap.
The Mayor, Common Council, Parents, Guardi-
ans, aud Friends OF Education are cordially invited
10 attend the Examination.
The exercises will commence at the hours spcci-
fed, and the Board desire visitors TO be prompt.
BY order OF the Board. L.r
=. u0RSBR00k,
ieri- II. IF &, Of
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a Card.

~ announca the completion Of the extensive iT1-
pToyements 20 their concern, which have been IN
progress f0r some tine past, 20 afford the utmost
facility for carrying on an extensive trade, by sell
ing good article only at such prices cannot fail
in view, eve.y consideration that straightforward
dealing, founded on honor and ibeTality, give.
will be rescTted 70, AID thus establish mutual con-
hdence between buyer and seller; Tho stock IL
unusually large, every department. roplete, and pur
chasers may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment on reasonable terms They would d.
rect particular attention to their iate importation
l24 Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
i,eTchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Bleached and Brown
Linen Table Cloths, &c, Sc Corner Of Main and
First streets. my3
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neOTICk no C0.N.TAacT0Rs :
70 B0UIDERING OF MAIN SIRE
EVANSVILLE, IND

THE Common Council Of the city Of Evansville
will receive scaled proposals until the 18th day Of
june, 1889 for bOulding Main street Of said city
from the North sill Of First street TO the Canal,
distance II about hoo feet the width OF tae street
5eing - feet inches from curb 20 curb.
Contractors viii be required TO Kurdish all the
materials, aud do tie work according 10 plans and
specifications on file ia this office; and the.
name or names Of the sHreties Of the bidders must
accompany the bids in all cases.
Patrick BURKE,
June Gift CITY Clerk
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cesslui oIeratluu, one OF which can bc at tn
Canal or the Pioayune Mill in this city.
These Machines are got up in coed style, aud are
durable and etiectualin their operations. They can
four months time. AIessrs. Kratz ( Hciuan arr
the agents.
wish 10 sell State or Territory Rights Of this
Machine, aud VIII give great bar aims Ialso have
the right ut nine counties in the Pocket for o. u
Morrilis Self Heating Smoothing Iron, and siN
counties for Z. Sanders Spring-Wire Horse Hay-
Rake, all Of which viii sou cheap. ! Mil trade
rights for almost any Kind 0f property.
HIRAM HOPKINS.
LVASsYiLLr- iNp. my3O-3n,d1W
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Worthy of Attention!
~VfO COR E'S Ef.nILT Sc wI.N-G
0gA MACHINE.


This Machine is pronounced ~ competent iulees
TO be superior TO all others before the public for
general family use, and what will doubtless
prise and rejoice many q womans heart, Is, that
while for ordinary usage il surpasses in practical
utility the highest priced machines the of it
will not exceed thirty-fye dollars.
The subscriber having purchased the exclusive
right to manufacture, cell, and this machine in
this and other counties Of Southwestern Indiana,
respectfully invites all persons Ladies especially,
who are in want Of first class Sewing Machine,
10 call and examine the merits of the Moore's Pat
ent, being confident that tn orough acquaint-
with il, they will prefer this toall Others ire
spective Of its price. - -
The following is a summary Of some of the lead
inG exeellencies Of this nlaclnnea Ery.
/. 1t combines durability, Simplicity, and prac.
ieability in higher degree than any other now in
=. In point of strength, elasticity aud endurance,
its stitch is t excelled by any machine yetinvont-
chine ITSELF that there is need of drawing the
thread through loop or using needle to tasten
theind of seam 10 prevent it's rayeling ripping.
Such is the nature of the stitch that il every third
one be cut the work will neither rip ravel
3. IL sews from two common spOols without re-
winding, and sews IN the very lest manner, coarse
and fine goods with linen, cotton, o. silk thread.
a. Ii has the best aud most reliable feed ever
constructed, and does not break needles.
/ s. The space around the needle and beneath the
needle arm is unusually large. and What il espe.
cially noticeable not drop OF oil Is needed the
/ part Of the machine, in contact with the goods.
C. Its elm city is such that il he understood
and operator with but little instruction., and f. 6O
cheap beautiful, and useful that no family well
afford 10 lie without one, therefore come right
along, see for yourself and II yOu like the machine
make one your own without delay, and my word
for it, after few days usage il will be the last
with for what il cost. II. W. Stafford. =
EVANSVILLE. Ind, juno. 1859. JIG 1nd62mW
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sg- An American, writing from Turii

EY- An American, writing from Turin,
says:
"You find here, too, the North-Italian
face and air, which so markedly distin-
guishes the people north of the Pc from the
Alps to the Adriatic. The. townssolkS are
about as different from those Of Alessandria
as they are from the Zouaves, who throng
the pretty little promenade on the Boule-
wards. am more and more struck with
their resemblance TO our own New England
ers. The prevalent custom of shaving, /
suppose, adds to this apparent likeness be
tween two races, SO widely sundercd in
origin and habits. But in the clean-shayed,
bright-eyed, frm-lipped, quiet, cautious
North-Italian, find traits more than skin
deep, which recall the de7cendenis of the
Plymouth settlers.
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gSg-A correspondent of the Boston IrIp-
eicr say young lady of New York, and n
member of one OF orr fashionable churches,
has been for some time residing in Paris
There she was engaged to be married. The
day was set, and the bridal dress was made /;
rich in satin and lace, it lay spread out wait
ing its happy wearer. But a few days be-
fore the time for the wedding, the young
bride was taken i'll aud died very suddenly.
Her last words were TO express wish that
she might be buried in her bridal robes
The wish, singular rs it was, was held So
cred by the relatives, and a short week
from her marriage day saw her dressed in
the costly garments, and resting quietly in
her foreign grave
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Out ia thu general Grocery business at this we'll
known staHd--i7 Main street-with a stone front.
We will keep large aud well selected stock of
ticles usually kept ia such establishments
June q, 1850 ERSkINE, CUREICk a co.
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e,So. BEREGEs .f.N,D BERRGl

E-VOK KEREsES IND RRRRGE
n lie LANES. go to S. EMBICH & co.
Fur Lawns or Organizes, GO TO
.-n-fh th- 5. EMBICH a CO.
for Mer aud Boys wear in Wooden. Linen, or
Cotton, g. TO ;. EMBICH & co.
r., Ire Iest nose in the city, 20 TO
S. EMBICH CO
Fer tle prctiiest and cheapest Grape, Stella, or
silk Shawl. go 20 S. EM3ICH & co.
With Cliy aud County Orders, 90 to
s. EMBICH & CO.
Tor any aud everything in the line of Dry Goods.
~ t. :. EMBICH 4 CO.,
No. - MAR street who win be glad 10 show yen
anything in their line, whether you wIshto buy
or not, aud where everybody pays cash for what
they bus, myl9
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>NzLE or E.gEI.4RLE RE.EE Is
y TATE II EVANSVILLE

~ TATE II EVANSVILLE.
On the 9Th day of July, 1659, VIII sell st pub
lie auction without 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises, ths following described reel 81
tate tU-wit Lets No TO- II, IL, i3, -, IT, 16, IL,
Is, 10, 20 81 36. 81 IS, 80 40 IL, Az 49, as &C. a.
Is. 80, AID 50, as designated on plat Of Rogers d
Huston addition TO the City Of Evansville Fer
particular description Of premises see pats IN PCS
session II Samuel STindell and Baker Foster.
Terms OF sale, 9no-hslf cash oae-fourth On the
LIST Of January 1890, and ne-ourth on the LIST dRy
Of April lscd, -th interest deferred payments,
10 DC seemed by mortgage on good personal sect
Tity. JONATHAN RENICK, Executor Of
je4-td ANDREW HUSTON.
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Jxe0TiCE.- THE PsRT.N.RRsHI.


q heretofore existing between Casper Marshall
and J. III. Rogers, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Ali persons holding claims against the
above hrn viii present them 60 Casper Marshall Tor
payment as he collects al debts due said nrm, and
also pays all demands previous 10 this date against
said nrm- CASPER MARSHALL.
J. III. ROGERS.
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q. MARSHALL continues in the old business,
and returns thanks % his old customers and the
public Tor their patronage, and hopes, By strict at
tention 20 busincss 20 merit a continuance Of the
same. He has now good brick -yart', from which
he supply his customers with brick Of the best
material, az short notice. All houses undertaken
by me, will he built in the short, time desirable.
lel7 lind CASPER MARSHALL
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BRACKET MILLS,
my30-ts Admr. Of Adolph Brinkmso.
KD0T.fTeEs! F0T.sT0Es!LI LIST
III Lot

1 have just received 40 sacks and IS bbls Mercer.
Neshanock and Pnkeyes, all first rate article, foT
seed or eating A. this is the last chance for old
Potatoes, call soon. CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
jclT Main street, near the Cansi.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

- = n a = p.SEI.s PROP
~ EkTl
I Wit IA IL ~t-rr ait.i lat now occupied by
Airs,T-. kcsisr Kite, "a 4siH street, q Lots o1
tlic corner - TIc sal aud Centrr stE,sts The Elk
..,- f,i "a area loi sect l,y lia-aH admirable To-
,1tioH trr "a manufacturing establishment. There
T. q iv..--! is i.,ur house the premises. The
l-rui...iy i.ts neatly .lI'o>ile kniz & Holman 4
Tut...itN ~, ia al-. s,l Isirt Df Let No. 50, in
th i.s.r Enlargement rontiig - feet on Fret
sil,s.i ;,-'i.i3i, a. ist hack L. the alley
viih "a ..,-a! tNo-,tniN hlick hsuse covering the
wLGr mons =, l,sf. "a Us sabie, Wo.,d shed, ard
,a,fil, 80, iis.' ,l,,. fUr ppticHlars inquire CO
ia, .al-c.i'e-.
i,..n--,va NATHAN ROWIEY.
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n C.sHD.-IS.E HsT.E hlE.u0Y.RD

N the remainder OF our stock Of 4eas, Tobacco,
and Cigars To Mr. J. =. Elliott's building, No. %
Main street, where Ne offer then for sale cheap. -
Those indebted Co rs will please pay up at once.
ielO T.. II. SABIN & CO.
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e-tYESa o.N- f.g-S'D -f.N'D DETE h
- MINED "a SUCCEED

sGEoRGE TU0RNHILL takes pleasure 10 in
Orming his old customers that in the quality and
style Of his work he fatters himself he cannot BE-
eNcelied. lie may eth lie found at the corner Of
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
ness ami Saddles Of every description be obtain
el ON the hes; OF terms.
re- Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
second hand Harness always on hand. jel
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HIRAM HOP KIN
u. ~ A c Hing!

II 2ist, 1883 In Offering E.s.s5ss.-;;
this Machine TO the public, IL -,s-N at.EfNl
have but little to 'say. I y s't.a - seHe
fatter myself that they viii \ h7% #
give satisfaction. | lesvc il. = Z l-ns tiA
with those who them - - -
judge as ie their msrits. | Ia - ~ - 80
warrant them TO do good q HH4
work and ask the FAVOR OF all 81
who want a smus machine,to l;tt
try one Of mine. They have Fl IN
one great advantage over the IL In
most of Machines in use ut sslA- E
present they leave no dirt - ~ IS vi r.
around them, il being all - F.l 49, III Hl
carried OF 10y suction fan, - Stsl a. III "a
and can he dischar sed out ~. zssyS.ss tfI
side the MILL if desired 81 f7E1S=-- FL %
Several Of them are in sue -. - -
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FpEFgxny.,-G TO TINE sBov.s,

no We take pleasnre N recommending 20 our
numerous friends aud customers eur successors
hessrs. EHSkINE, CURNICK & CO., and hope
they will rereiVe their full share Of patronage.
June g. 1853. T. IT. SABIN 4 CO.
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ENsUHI.EI ORS .N-OTICE.-ALL PER
~ sons owning or interested la lands adjoining
the following described tract are hereby notified
shat on the 10th day Of June, A II. 1879 the Coun-
y Surveyor Of YanderblTg h County will proceed
90 run the lines aud perretuate the corners of tie
outh half Of the southwest quarter OF Section 81.
'ovnship 6, south OF range wet, in the Viz
cennes land district
ie2-3tw J. W. ADAMS d co.
H. LSChi FLOUR $50 BARRELS
Al and sacks in store and to arrive, extra and
slpeTfne Country Brands-as good as the best AID
ss iow 6s the lowest, al
ie1l YICKFRY RROs.. 50 Min ST
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n D.Ms.NYs rR.sT0Ws saLR.-8E

II E.nE.N1S FB.sT0Rs S4LE.-8E'
n virtue # order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Cf NauderbiuPh county, will sell at public
auction, at the Court House door in r ansyile, on
the 18th day az juie, 1853, part o. the qr o.
sec No. II, township south, range 10 west, con
tanning three acres adjoining lands Of Peter Sharp
i. W. Brnkmeyer, and lying ON the road leading
from the Poor House &c the residence of Edgar o.
Dunk. said premises viii be sold in subdivisions,
a plat Of which can he seen at my Office.
Terms Of sale, one third cash balance ia u and
Is months from day Of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, waving ali relief
from valuation aPpraisement laws, With interest
from the day If sale.
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FS.ERp,EsT TOOLS
M 50 dozen Waldron Grass Scythes,
70 do Millard's c. :. do,
30 do Waldron Grain do
- DO Miilsrd's c. :. do,
20 do Grain Cradles,
20 do assorted Grass Sneaths,
20 do Reap Hooks,
10 DO German Slckles,
10 boxes Scythe Stones,
. dozen Hay Forks,
100 do Wood Hay Rakes. In store and
for sale ~ ORR, DALZELL Il co.
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1.N..NV.fL RX.f.uS.N.sTIO-N' az

ell TIE COMMON SCHOOLS.
The annual Examination OF the Common School,
Of This city will commence ON MONDAY, June = .
and continue through FRIDAY, Ju!y l. The follow =
ing order will be observed
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.