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TRusrEKs oYPUnLIc SCHOOLS rerpIar
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Trustees of
public Schools was held last night in the Al.
dermen's chamber, City Hail, the Vice Presi.
deni, DIR. lash, in the chair
The reports OF the teachers OF the schools for
the month OF May wers presented complete,
except from the Second District
The secretary 8 condemned report tor the First
District was also read. The trustees OF the
other districts had again failed to present their
reports 70 the secretary in time. and therefore
conaensed reports could not be presented.
Mr. orsell, from the committee on supplies,
reported that the medals and premiums for
distribution at the coming examination would
De procured from buslhes men in this city. On
Saturday, the 10th inst, the teachers of the
grammar schools are to meet at the treasurer's
room, City Hall. for the purpose OF selecting
the premiums for their pupils, and on the fol-
lowing Saturday the teachers of the secondary
schools will assemble for the same suppose.
The following hills were presented and ap-
proved Bill of S3o5.61 to pay Lewis Thomas
for fuel furnished the schools of the Fourth
District, and a bill of Dickson & King of s77.6s
for fuel for the FIRST District schools; bill OF
jackson Humphrey OF S110s5 for work done to
the school houses of the Fourth District.
The tressurer's bill Of expenses of the schools
for the past monta, amounting to s., 81 0-a3, was
of Gibson q Bros for printing 500 circulars, SO.
Mr.. Wilson presented the application Of Mrs.
Rebecca 7. Abbott for the position of teacher;
which was referred to the committee on exam
Dr walsh, from the joint committee on. the
building of school house in the Third Dis
,rle,: made fsSpal report which was ac-
Mr.. Wilson called up the resolution offered
by him at the special meeting held week ago,
in relation to building the next public school
house in the First District, and Mr. Morseli
moved the adoption Of the resolution.
This ELECTED considerable dscuss ion, Messrs.
Gtermehle, Rhees and Davis opposing the
resolution, and Messrs. Wilson, Morseil and
Holmead arguing in favor of it.
Mr.. Utermehie took the ground that recon-
mendation of any special district would excite
Ill feeling in Councils, and thereby, probably,
the whole thing would he defeated
Mr.. Davis was opposed to the whole system
of building school houses, adopted by the
Board. He thought it would be better to build
two or more school houses at less expense,
than one such as was built in the Third Dis
trict. We did not need $4,000 school houses
here, when smaller and more numerous ones
would do as well. He knew, however, the
wishrs of the people of his district in the mat
ter, and therefore should vote FOR the school
house, although it was against his con ~ictions.
The resolution was finally adopted, and re-
ferrnd 10 the committee on Councils, and the
Board then adjourned.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge 0iin.-Yestarday,
VIM. Patterson was convicted OF stealing va
Tisus articles from Mrs. Waldo, and was sem
tencnd to eighteen months in the penitantiary
John Seeger, alias Geo. Smith, and William
Wood We're arraigned on joint indictment for
highway robbery. The evidence was that a
few nights ago John Bright, a soldier, was
knocked down near the Center Market and
robbed Of $50, and that these parties were ar
rested by detectives Kelly and Barry as they
Were running off. The jury returned a verdict
or guilty, and Wood " as sentenced to eight
years and Seeger to three years IL the peniten-
tiary.
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( GOVERNMENT SALE CONDEMNED

GOVERNMENT p sahk or cesDEANsa
1T the Warehouse corner 18th ana .tre ss the
following articles belonging TO the Medical and
public service. Sale to commence st 10 O'Clock
7 7aassR''s. ESRRs s.s:s
Dish Basket
@ Mess Chests
a,Hsir Ms.trssses
81 s. We Wooden sa'f se SSssas
2Trenehl Medicine Pnnniers
1870 Feather Pillows
"t1s Wrisins ss Slate.
2bsrrsls Ale
9sSssreis Blackberry Brandy
7legs Spieed Cordial
iS 8; i ~; SSSss;y Wine Wine
J DC DC ssI Is
2kess Gin
kegs Beer
lss cases Whisky
S Iron Bsth Tabs
s szMoeden Do
6ofhee Coal Stoves
2Gooklng Ranges tBaIls)
E' Lot Zinc
70 Cauldrons
&c Iron Pots
81 Brass Close Stools
545 Wooden Pals
" Camp Stools 49,
32Scrubbins Brushes
II 8rooms
Lot Hpliuta
Is hospital Knapsscks
~ MOSS
6iMiik Cans
4M.diciae Pannisrs a-esys
2Ciocks
us Blankets ..-z, ~
loo Knives and Forks s... ~
hoo Teaspoons a=sy.
SlO0 To bespoons
sl23 Tin Plates
lie Tin Lanterns
81 Cooking Stoves
IL Washing Machines ~.
23S6 Pillow Cases :
ES Towels
~ Water Coolers 4.....
200 boxes Strip of Blackberry
Together with . large lot of Table Bcdrc on cnds
Kitchen xurniture.
Terms cash in Government funds.
RENRY JOHNSON, 81. and Ks,-U sA
and Acting Msdicsl 9nrvsysr.
MEDICAL PuAvEYoR OFFICE. Washanseoas d. c..
June 5, 1865 Je4St
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SEEN IL WILLIAMS, Aucts,
ByJ.C. McaUIREk co. .uct;on..,

BY q. MCGUIRE co. Auctioneer.
BUILDING LOTS ON VERMONT AYENUE
II AND THIRTEENTH sTRxET, BETWEEN o AND
STREET NORTH On WEDN sSDAY AFTERNOON
June 10th, att 81. O'Clock, the prem ses We shall
eel Lot ?; ~. Square No. III. divided into eight
building lots Of about IL front each four of them
on Vermont avenue, and four on Thirtssnth street.
TermR Ope-t third cash; the re mainder in six and
trust on the premises.
All convsysncss at the cost of tn purchaser.
Jed j. u. McG UIRE & CO., Aucts
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BY daIlN 4 wILLIaMs. auc,ion..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD ST.
WEST, BETwgBNC AND D STREETS SOUTH On
WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant We shall sell in
'front.' OF tas premises. at O'Clock p. M part of
Lot NO, 2, IN Square No. sly, having q front ON
c and d str. cts "
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six and twelve
sale A deed given and deed of trust taken.
cd GREEN WILLIAMS Anc..
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CHRISTIAN TRADITIONS OF PALESTINE AND
JBRUsALEM.-Rev. DR.. Samson concluded his
series OF lectures on Bible Lands on Friday
evening last but, at the request of many of
his audience, he will deliver an additional lee.
ture, and upon the above subject, at the Thir.
teenth street Baptist Church, this evening. An
interesting subject, and one which will be well
treated by the reverend doctor
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT-ErpIosioR of q Md1n-
@iac-Twenty Reported KILLED and Thirty Wound-
ed.-Abuut two o'clock this afternoon this place
was startled by tremendous explosion, W hich
shook the houses in many parts of the city,
breaking glass, Earring down plastering, &c.
The shock was caused by the explosion OF the
magazine at Fort Lyon, situated on Ballen-
gers Hill, OF. the opposite side of Hunting
Creek, about emile and a half distant.
a gentleman just from the fort, gives a ter
rible account of the explosion. He reports 20
men attached to the garrison killed, and about
80 seriously wounded. Many of the killed
were thrown great distance in the air, and
mangled in a shocking MANNER. Two men
Were thrown nearly two hundred wards, and
landed on their feet in the fall, without being
seriously injured, and walked hack to the fort
without assistance. Nest of the wounded will
die Most of those killed were in the magazine
procuring powder for practice on the garrison
guns, and as their death was instantaneous,
the cause OF the explosion can never be known.
One OF the men attached to the garrison, SAYS
he noticed that two OF the men went into the
magazine had pipes smoking.
Every tent within the fort was torn to frag-
ments, and some Of the guns dismounted. but
the tort was not materially damaged, and be-
lore dark will be repaired. Fortunately
another magazine Of larger size and filled with
powder did not, explode, although but short
distance from the one demolished .-Alezandria
Nc'cs, Jams o.
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ID lex Inst
sAUCESt
Grease Biackv.dS A aNbarrst 4 Ca y -
domestic Pickles sod ssanes nj vsxieus siats w.
KING BUHCHf1L
jsS cerHT 18th 6Tos. aa1 fsepens AZ
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ST. PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL floral and
strawberry festival will continue at the Co.
lumbia Engine House during this week The
parents OF the pupils OF the school should so
appreciate the efforts being made for the benefit
OF their children as to give the festival liberal
support. Ice cream, strawberries and confec.
tionery are in abundance
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- MCCORXELL * CO.'S
ADEnL.PcHaM a. 4 IAL1iMoRE

EcBuRuHy .fTVuf AUuVUHUtFFy, OtfNY n RI.
usua& Inducements for parties In tn il countrx ~.
slringto secure passage tor their friends from the
The splendid Al British ship "MINNEHAHa !.
3,Oe" tons Carr. hcGsAfh. VIII ssit from LonIonn
dsrry for New YORK, bs.s-ea the 18th and 10Th of
tuiy. Early Application for tickets il usc.sssr. a.
the emigration TO this country from Ireland IL nss
very large passsnksrs by tais iias ianin. eit.,.,
n New York or Phiafelphis. viii DO brsurht
through to Baltimore. il e%sired prom pt,y o.. a.
rival. at q very small additional charge. -
Passages may be secured and monsy orders far
renitta uces 0btAinsd FROM
KNOX CO., i2s srnith'swhar
1oS-3W Baltimora Ma
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By. c. neaUIRn Z CO.. Aaot,onsers.

By q G. MCGUIRE Z VV.s AnctlJnsefs.
VALUABLE Blu lLDING LOIS EAR PRANK
June Ell on sbs 81
sell re folloxins. vslsabis Building Loss. eom-
lot 8 SQuars "a, frentinx Is feat on EievsutA
street. hetwscA 4 snd Z ui sets, fursuing back
- fsst te an ssley, 800. -
west sids of Tkfrssspth street, between K
and l. ,ttysets. ranpfns back ~ feet 60 . y
isetnliey. @a2As. y =
xotT, ecuars III, ~ frt front on Yfftssnsh
street. besNeyn ead y streets. fannins ksekS
LetK..ssss sssHsse. ~ kss 10 ipsAss os north Il
strest, hsswess Vermont sys.seSed Siftssath
y street running back 10 Q y f. It alley. =
Tesns = ns leeifd cash: the rcslaiaser n siK
ard twelve mo ats 9. With Interest. 49, g.E.F = !.
je I'D &c. neGTfHs IL 90 Aac<s
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By g. MeGUIRI&Sco,, Auetionsers.
lQIIR YALHA RIE LQTR ON THE sTRRRF

FVUn sALuAbLk LVTS ON THk STKnHT ~
AFTERNOON, June 9th, st O'Clock. on the
premises, We shall sell parts of Lots 81. s., 50.
and 10, id subdivision o! square on Reservation
No. 10, fronting each Is feet tho 50 fest trent
street, in the rear of Jackson Hall. running back
shout leo feet to an alley.
These lots admir- ably situated for tina ND ruass
Of Livery Stable or Manufacturing purposes.
sna We Invite pa, ticular attention to the sale.
snd twelve mcpths, With Interest, secured By :
deed Of trust on the premisss.
All eonyeysncine st tire cost Of the pu.cbases..
je5d 10 MCGUIRE L CO., Aue4s.
0uE ACCOUNT OF DEATH ON ras psnM,
ices the above tsle Ia postponed until eRf0AY
AYTBRNOOH. June 18th, same hour and place.
3e le.d !. C. Nee IRE CO., Aucts.a
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By W. WALL & 90. Auctiou,sr,

By W. L. WALL & 90, Auctioueers.
Sowh eo,nsr Pennsylvania arenus and Ninth street
C9GS S LII rvSn OF , pAwNgRoKER's SALE.
10 O'Clock We viii continue he sale at the Auction
Rooms, of the stock of q licensed Pawnbroksr,
Pledges Of every description. ever onersd for sala
n auction in this city, such as about
Watches, Patent Le1er anS saa usss Pace
f Fu sets . ard odd pisess of JewelrT Gems
n, ,Breech loading Firearms, &c, dc.
liable Cutlery and silver Forks aud spoons
Musical; Mathematical, and Astronomical instru-
Ladies' ard Gentlsmen's Wearing Apparel, among
:, which there is many very fine.
New Silk Dresses, Fans, AID other nas goods.
Fruit Knives. B asEet, oliver Tumblers and %.
carpe 9ts,s' tt OILS. and other Mechanical Tools
And many other articles, too numerous to men,
The sale viii be continued daily till oil are dis
Terms cash. :.
je9 W. L. WALL CO., Aucta
BY W. L. WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
SALE OF H0RsEs, BUGGIEs. PHAETON Asp
y pAAsSEss AT AUorloN,- TH1RsDAY
the stables Of JOS L. Heiss ESQ es Lau is as
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets, No. 81. BALE
No /. pair Pacing Bay Horses, can pace in forty.
ana work well in double or single harness. and
gether, ~ "
2 Isorrsl Colt. prompt driver and sound.
S. Lady 8 Riding Pony,
6. Phaeton. nearly now,
2. Shifting top Buggy,
o. No-top Buggy,
9. Ne top HEgsy,
To- ] No-top Buggy,
II. 8 sets Single Harness,
H. set light Double Harness,
Tbs above sale of ers inducemsnt TO persons d.
string TO obtain good horse Terms cash
sd w. L. WALI,S AM ia
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TAKEN Cp ESTRAY, on the 9Th inst at the
L junction of 9TH rect and Piney Branch bright
wood Park three HE1FERS and three STEERS
The owner or owners is requested to come for
away.
je IT. ] p0Ss
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By J. @. MCGUIRE d 90, Auctioneers.
A UCTIOE SALE OF SIXTY CHOICE RrTII-

A UCTIOE SALE OF SIXTY CHOICE BUILD
ING LOTS ON IouRrEESrH sTREsr-Ua
o'clock on th. premises we shall sail, subdiviaed
!nlo dssiIanle Quilting Lots. the Whole of sauare
by i4tA snd 18th and and Il streets :
The elevated and beautiful situation Of thsss
iot, vith me ADVANTAGES Of the city passenger
private residences. =,
Terms: One fourth in cash; the remainder in
secured. by deed OF trust. y
Title perfect. All csnvsyances at the cost or
purchaser. Each purchaser will ba re ,uired Co
MAKE cash deposits at the time of SALE
Flats may be obtained at the counting.
rooms of the Auctionsers
je2.d J. q McaEIRRx m an.,.
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HAZE roy DISCOVERED the important fact that
me Dollar Stoie. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, near
Four and a. half street, is the right place TO buy
Jewslry and Silver plated Ware? If not, take our
word Tor 1t, or 80 and zee for yourself what doll
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., re Horrors Of Rar can be srsa tly mi gated BY
win cure any wound. howevs. desperate. If It be
ven rubbed around The wounded parts and they
ointment should be in every mans kna,sack. Only
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6PE1AAfoAAH6A cAA BB OuRln.-Dr Rsndh
Specine cures Sp1s'asovrA0a. Ssmi~a! Weaknesses
iRipoteNcy Loss o. PotceT etc., speedily dAd sfeetunl
y. Its effects are Suly magical. trial 81 tSs
Specific. viii convince the most skeptica Of its
merits Price 81 . box. Sold By g. b. Hord COR
nef nth street and Pa. avenue, Waahinston, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. IL Civ
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RolMArfoE or CoRSs.-Oorns are formed of
thickened layers OF cnticls. and are generally Of
cobical shape, with the points descending into
corresponding cells, or dspressions Of irregular
depths, :eoordinx to the Injury caused upon the
moet severe. The pain they cause II not in the
corn it.slf bat in the part compressed 81 i; tbs
And effectual If the predispnaiue and exciting
causes be avoided. To al afflicted With corns:
bunions, troubls.oms nails, or other disorders OF
DR.. White ONCE No. aga Pennsyfyanis avsp as,
between Your-sR a-hsifan Sixth streets. my Is
.WAHHAx1sp 10 CuRl III Blk DAYs.-Dr. Godfrvyh
Ateaaots. q InsiisA Spee,ac OF sixty 1--we yssss'
shass. 81 diet required. Prioe 81 per bostIs. Sold
SIe; .. vord. csrner ilth street and Pa. Svsa1s
WAsnihston. and Henry Cook. Atsxan:ris. tAs-U
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SIN REWARD: -str.ysd or stolen on the 4th
about I6 hands high: raIked with the letter c;
aipost blind; little hair off left hip Any one
returning the said horse to Mr. SIMPSON on l2th
street east. between and G. will receive ii above
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DIslAsBs OF TEE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, U URINARY
AID SlxuAL eYs1sMs.-New and reliable treat.
ment.in Reports Of the Ho,card Asseeiatt0n-sent
In sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Address
Philadelphia, Pa. mar a5-3m
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EsOR sALE-15o desiI able BUILDING LOTS in
L various sections of the city of Washington, at
lev prices ana On convenient terms. Apply to e.
CAkUSI. Law once, No. 80 Louisiana avaHue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-27
The American House Still Lives i! =.
New ImnrnYnnnAfS.

Having | ased the above named house for term
of years, have spared 20 pains or expense in
putting every department. of this popular hotel in
most perfect repair have also fitted up nice
bar adjacent to the Office where at all times the
choicest of wines and liquors will be kept, and
polite and attentive man to wait upon my patrons
and friends.
strict watch will at all times be kept during
the night; and particular attention will be paid
to guests arriving and departing on boats, both
day and night.
My table shall at all times he amply supplied
with the best the market affords. and by strict
attention to business and the wants of the public,
1 hope to obtain large share OF the public
patronage, OF which shall epdeavor to render
myself worthy. J. ]. PuLsBURY.
CaARLIE HALL, Clerk. aug6-dtf
$50 Dr.. FLEAeER still continues to be the only
lawful sgent in this city for the Artificial Rubber
Teeth
After furnishing nearly hundred sets in the
past ave years, he has hesitation in recon-
mending them as the best and cheapest material
In use. being worn in the most di f1cult mouths
with comfort and efficiency. Persons suffering
with bad fitting mettle plates are especially re-
quested to call at the Rooms next Bittrolf's Main
Street Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-27
FOR SALE.
Valuable Mill Property for

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
i we'll KNOWN Touring Mill, formerly owned
by James Mugge, and called the POCKET
MILLS, and the Distillery connected with it, in
the town of Mt. Vernon, Ind.
An Engine Of great power drives the machinery
of the mill, which Is all in the finest running
condition. There are four of burs, capable of
grinding $50 barrels of Flour of as good brand as
can be made anywhere.
The Distillery is one of the largest in the West,
with separate engine, MASKING 600 bushels o corn
per day. Attached all the necessary buildings,
&C., and new Stock house of sufficient size for
5000 hogs, fitted up with itroughs and all facli
ties for feeding cattle.
This property is situated the bank of the
Ohio River, fifteen feet above high water mark,
and all refuse and offensive matter about the pens
is readily carried off by the river. The property
has an excellent landing, four hundred yards be-
low the town landing, so that shipments to and
from the premises are made without the expense
this property is situated is fine agricultural
country as there is in the United States. The
plus corn Of last year of the Immediate vicinity
was 500 900 bushels, and of wheat $50 600 bushels
will sell this property ct private sale, on the
most reasonable terms, any time before November
It'll, 1853. If not previously sold at private sale,
the same will be sold ON THAT DAY at public
auction. Capitalists wishing to invest in this
kind Of property are invited to visit the premises
and examine for themselves.
Refer to George Mugge, FL. P. Casselberry,
Esq, BIT. Vernon or John j. Chandler, Esq, Ey
ansville q. aUafD Fls
septS9 D. G. JAMES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-27
Bts Daily 5uutnat,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
JOURNAL BINDERY.

The publishers OF the ErdHsriEe Journal have
just added to their Newspaper and Job Printing
Establishment, a FIRST CLASS BINDRY and
MANDATORY or BLANK Books. Having secured
the services of some of the best workmen in the
West, they are prepared TO execute orders at Gin
cinnati and Louisville prices.
Every description of Blank Books, such as
Railroad County, Banking, Mercantile, and For
warding Books, manufactured TO order and from
the best quality of stock
RRliay aad Blanks, and Book Head Printing,
executed in superior manner. All kinds of
Printed Work, such as Magazines, Law and
Medical Works. Pamphlets and old books re-
bound in every variety of style from half bound to
Antique and Full Gilt Work.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-27
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Sherif7s Sale No. 1871.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued out of the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas Of vanderburgh County, India
ana, in favor of Abel Sullivan, and against Henry
Becker and others, 1 will, on
THURSDAY, November 18th, 1868,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ of said day, at the door of the Court House,
in the City of Evansville, Indiana, offer for SALE at
Public Auction, the Rents and Profits for the term
of seven years of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit: .t-f-g c.f-s...'f gl
The West or lower half of the south-ea half of
Lot No. three (3), in the Lower Enlargement of
the City Of Evansville Vanderburgh County, In
diana. " --- -'N
And should said Rents and Profits not sell for a
sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place. offer for sale the Fee
Simple of said premises.
- e GEORGE W0LFLIN, Sheriff " G.
NJ. s. johnson, PITTS Atty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-27

nelson's SALE OF REAL EsrATE-
We again call attention to the sale of
Real Estate by Hiram Nelson, at the
Court House, tomorrow, at 2 o'clock.
He viii offer for sale at auction eight
ten acre lots, which front on the road
leading from the city. East, between Ma
jor Robinson's and Mr.. Sterrett's; four
twenty acre lots lying back of the above;
seven lots containing from seven to
eleven each, fronting on the county road,
between she residence of Mr. McCarer
and the Arthur McJohnson farm; one
lot Of thirty acres lying West of the South
part of the above mentioned farm.
All these lots, with one exception, are
timbered land.
Also a tract of one hundred and FIVE
acres, part upland and part river bottom,
with farm of thirty or forty acres, being
the premises on which Altider lives
Also farm of thirty-three acres adjoin-
ing the former residence of John Night
ingaIe. Also four tracts of rich river
bottom land, fronting on the Green river
road above the city, containing thirty
thirty-three, thirty-eight and forty acres
respectively, in cultivation. Also, tbs
sand pit we referred to day or two ago
Also, a house and lot on Water street
Also a lot of seyenty-fve feet front Of
the Northwest side of the Fourth Stree
Market. Also, 1l24 feet On the South
east side of the Market House. Also
three full sized old plan lots lying on tn
canal and between Fosters warehous
and Walnut street. e
These unimproved lots viii be sold j
subdivisions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-27

ne DR.. VIC. OONDEN, of Cincinnati, ;who per-
formed such wonderful cure on Jas. Scantlin, Sr.
of this city, in the cure Of Cancer, and who re-
moves Cancers without the use Of the kSife and
without pain, can be consulted at the Warrington
House on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 18th an d
10th and again Thursday and Friday, November
18th and 18th, and December 18th and 18th
All interested re invited to como and examine
specimens of Cancers removed by the Doctor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-27

curing
PENSIONS
for Invalid Officers and Soldiers, deceased Officers
and Soldiers widows Orphan Children, De-
pendent Mothers or Orphan Sisters.
BOUNTY AND ARREARS
for Deceased Soldiers Widows, Children, Fathers,
Mothers, or Brothers and Sisters. Also for dis
charged Soldiers, who have served two years, or
been discharged by reason Of wounds.
BOUNTY LAND AND BACK PAY
for Widows other legal claimants of Soldiers
of 1872, Mexican, and other past wars.
This Agency adjusts claims for parties and SOL
diers of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, in accord
anoe with the only forms and instructions upon
which their claims are granted at Washington,
and is the only Agency thus located. and solely
and exclusively employed
Persons writing their case plainly, and eaelo-
sing stamp, always answered.
0FFIcE-Third street, near Main, Evansville
Ind. JOHN TENNIS,
octl5 Pension Agent.