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BABE OCK & CO.,
Cor. Main & Water SITS.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

AJSOTECE TO CO.N'TR.g CT % Il S.
e. y The Common Council of the City of Evans
vile will receive proposals until the sth day OF june
\. D. 1860, for grading aud filling the alley III
Block No. %, in the Eastern Enlargement OF said
City, running from Vine to Division street, and be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, said alley to be gra
ded and filled to the proper grade the same mry
be shown by the City Surveyor
p. BURKE, Clerk
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Nem pnblifaloHs.
SECOND EprrIox IN THRbE W.

SECOND EDrIoS IN THRbg HEEKs.
TNHE RELIGION OF SCIENCE; Or, The
sUrToTExTLy PpoIoxorSe HAPPINESS: Beiag PRAcrIcA
ANSWER TO the GREAT oursros lf you take away my Re
hs'O ~'' FTT TnE {c1 aSTaoRs t1is ExP saENoE
Purifier educated concluded he specially blinded by
PtsIed bin to sbsurd and contradictory chance intro
.ustOn 70 Panes Of season saved him from insanity
The ssd,tness with winch the unaesndug' Of wantnt
wthiood the battery of asonshed dsgassed and dis
Took general survey Of science and art critic ally mine
mans religious political and moral creed' read 0Holb.ch
Vo tse 5urne Rousseans Confessions aud the worlds hs
tory and became disway mis- 4nthropic Read Robert
voney and perceived that religion the world over differed
only in none ntAls and In name
Strauss Greg and MscDsnsht dimnished his contempt for
Csmes Positive Philosophy suggested substitute for that
wholesale voer and fraud alternately peTPerAtod by mon
IL wil be perceived that be followed blindy,
ard that his conclusions oen dnered widely from ho'e o
his nevertheless most esteemed teachers
Dsduced from Fourier that opini'nism enacted law and
Immaculate abortion morasn tue lingering relics oil
the sasEe ynogveDess viii necessarily incustsd the first
stage q religion ths toe passion, ae not implanted In man TO
from Feuebschs Essence Christianity he deduced the
nafuranesssof "supeInsuraism aud that a.pes IT,
gbtiness and sairerahy believes In hfmse0 magaaed
Thus qualified and with mind free from religious political.
social moral and virtuoas prgdce hs uret; Are
dess to which ndtaray cnss with asbde,ins
grasp deutions the Instinct winch distinguishes
from lower animals talset all si''ene but selfeon;
IA ruped iusucency denand camoriDg vsiny for supply
SpTeiy supernaursm itself less m9nsrOas and not
whit more absurd than such assumptions. - -
Reader hs real aud praeea! o. oenel IA
ia discovery modhcafioo
and combination Of nGIurat aws-thronsh depet
sstAt man piA be iree hGppy and su,tanhauy Is
ishty az he irsnctivey imagines that BIS so.Hact sno
ectiyity a. This IL tae common sod nscehdTHf GNH'
sbe aim OF Au ent natures varied snd oi course SOON
sneons cts and natures highest manifested
through her highest ogan are tne index whion u1e
lnsy points this coBfummanon sconsnmmAngn when w
rnpov tale place when sbsndOns prosen; religious pot
cal and mora 10 lies vsne aud sceetheaS and Artistic
M 10 create requte conditions for his geee
ton All this ,on will find ialy dem OnSsted In TdE RE
LlOIOE OF SCIENCE"
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4 THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT Gov sEvARDs
famous Rochester Speech Of 1885, bound up with CHARLES
OCOEOks Union Meeting 5peecb-Dec lo lSassoins tnsI
Negro Slavery ~ essentially radically Just and hananei
which added brief opinions o many eminent men on the
II THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNI0N Is
Speech of WILSON Of Massschuses-in SenAe jan
Is showing By copous citations that leading Demo
cratic politicians fuy resolved 10 destroy the
Union hey can lont rule it.
III TIE ADMISSION OF KANSAS: Gov. SEwARD's
great Spec chin Senate Feb 2 l-summins up the political
~. NaTI0SAL PoLITIcs Speech Of ABRAHAM LrxcoLs
of Ipoi-st Institute Newforz FEB ~ 1860
explaining ana defending tho position and ve~s OF the kepub
dean party the poect Of Slavery 10 hcn added the
Hon JANIS r. DooLIITE yiadcaton Of the Republicans e
Wisconsin Gorn the charge Of Hullhc son.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1860.

VHE INDEPENDENT FOR THIS WEEK
OIens with fresh and entertaining account
FRoM THE PEN OF
MRS, HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
"ADAY AT TIvoLI,"
beug another Of her interesting sketches being pubhed
In The Independent, Of sights and scenes In Italy
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, d. D.,
furnishes another Of his series of
"FAMILIAR LETTERS ON sUNDAY-sCHoOLs."
WILLIAM M. EvARTs. ESQ.
contribute, SECOND paper, entitled
"sLAvERY IN THE FREE sTATzs.7
REV. DANIEL CURRY, d. D.,
On of the most popular writers In the Methodist denomination,
di,cumes the question Of
"LAY DELEGATIONS.
sab ect Of great interest in view of approaching pOrtan.
conferences Of the Methodist Church
"REMARKABLE TESTIMONIES TO THE POWER OF
THE IRISH REFoRMATION"-n yet male public in this
counIry-ftom the pen Of an "IRIsaxAs."
JAMES KIRKE PAULDING;
His E1purlsion of his Writings Against Slavery"
BY THEODORE TILTON.
THE cHILDRENs DEPARTMENT, recently introduced
THE INDEPENDENT,
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Parsons's EKIerminator, !,

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Amnaemenfs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA WEDNESDAY EVENING, April II, at O'Clock.
MISS PATTI AS NORMA,
For the first time in NewYok in Donizes popular Opera
DON PASQUALE
which will be given with most complete and unique cast
MISS NORMA
BIG. brneso
SIG. FEhhl maiates u
BIG. SUSNI In his role Don Pasquhe
performed by him in the Royal of London with
Mario and GrisL
MISS PATTI will sing, at the end Of the Opera,
VENZANOs CELEBRATED BRAVARA WALTZ.
The sale Of this morning at the Academy
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On Friday, Miss PATHS third night.
On Saturday, grand PATTI MATINEE
NOTICE
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don In the middle May the Directors announce that abe
viii make her final appearance about April 49, The Acad
emy having been let previously for the the
paDy will depart for Boston and for the purpose Of
giving there the closing performances Of the season.
Miss PATTI w prior to her departure successyey upPea
In Lucia OF Lameroor SoLna nbuls Putsn Martha Don
Giovanni, Lindadi Chsmouni, and In
GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERT,
Of which due notice will be given.
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sperial Notices.

tyse Hon. John sherman Of Ohio viii lecture before
S.YoUEG MENs REPUBLICAN UNION, at Cooper Instt
ts April 10, at O'Clock.
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WINTER GARDEN.
The has pleasure announcing ths. the perform
TUESDAY NIGHT
THE BENEFIT
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN,
w "A''A Mrs GEORGE JORDAN
will appear
The enteI. .sinment win commence with
THE CONJUGAL LESSON,
In which -
Mr. JEFFERSON
win sustain his celebrated Of Simon Lullaby
The part of Mrs Lullaby by Mrs. J. II. Allen.
To be follow ed by the charming Comedetta Of
LIVING TOO FAST.
In which Mr. George Jordan Mr. Stodda G. E. Thorne, IT,,
and Mrs George Jordan will appear.
To conclude With -
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Robert george Joruan'
Box book open.
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Arctic Meeting at the Cooper UniOD.-A Spec

Iecture-By Dr.. R. GOODALE, at the Cooper Union
Room No "A, on WEDNESDAY ENENlNG, llth inst at 8
ooock Subject tyranny Of Opinon Illustrated and AP
shed the Science AID Practice Of Medicine he why
Istkrh understood cured Important
ks yictimE Admission 10 cents paid at the door.
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Some and elegant syles just received richly
bottles colOed psn prices lower than before O6ereC
ksgsu a. vel a. Wholesale Nos. and BuTlDg slip
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