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s,ofs u Elijah Lewis No. fs5 and ss1 Fulton street
B.Uoklyp, vas feloneousiy entered on Monday nisht
and ROLLED Of large quantity Of ysssbe sood, con.
s'stng Of 'ik., delsne, tanets,, SC me unts t
70 the WISH neion y =. Church, and p-yed on the
iron shutter Of one NJ the ndous The vAue OF The
sOods taken 10 estrnated At tI,efN
ATTEMPTED crpR--DisAPPoNrMEST ~
Low, Inv CArsE.-A young man named Charlie. FL
hot, enrloy.! a, elers in Olivers die store, tie
eorrer NJ Vanderbilt and states avenuc. attempted
N PIT an emf hs eEis ouce laetevtning BY swallow
IN dote Of arsenic. The fac' 50 soon discovered
fsAl fe.llt rill e ,ercd lie vas taken 10 the CITY
Hosp tai The Cause Is aid TO be Disappointment IN
love.
H.ruAKrrs' NArroSAL CONVENTIONS
Tie IIa'mAker, National Convention mot At Mon
tasus Hail. B-oohlyn. yesterday. Delesate, we're
pre.,nt from Philadelphia orange, Newark and Mil
lum. T.. Brckva, Nev iofk, and Norwst and
u, thol tona. a ie mNuent orrsni1 etion vi" aftct-
Ell hy soc'in. flpt Gs0rg. Ferry, of DnnbuIl, Conn
~ Pf.sid.ut t1trun ". osborn Of Bfooklyn, -
Vic, prs,i,nt. Chsfl,- llouue.on Sew York, "a
Vic, Ir,.idont. Cont Burr Nt-h Of Sotralk. Conn,
81 Vice Fr.d,n'. IlLne. N .lor Of philsde phiA
49, and Wii.ilr / pr5nI g. N.Nait rrce,uief
Tie iuf,n b. al lie Convention thea pro coed
with. The Convention viii lemdn In ses'on Tor
,cytrAl tals.
ARErsr or Eowpirs. About A. ". YES
te day, oven GriGn, Hush wash, Frank feene',
james Reilly and chrcl Mncart entered TIE la|ef
bic. .a'opn n loAn Ef.r., ~ North sixth street y
l| s.i Iudui cd 10 I.+si trhsr ti'cls, when hey
lrr1ur gLr r.soui' shat ttder md 90 mo ieie
Wien o. sls lil.'f % cot ppm and thdI. ttattu
over ti' d .I sIli the funT u eclsr. III. osdc'
tsrr ltN' into Tie street and G-tniicd TIE h9u-t
sH.h s,oues sergeant Maidr., VIII oicsis Lee
Travis 4uo tol1lan 'fiIe W the rescue ot fduct NJ
tls tome llG u'Hts.,1 Doe Nsa1tts. StrrtF ul'ei
OBJ. 90 -. o. ;hr uuose pIties, Two tJHshs, n'n q
,u-.cs Madden nuI John Sl"Ip.is seturu, Il " ~
! 3"'- p,-Cp end fsiDAyi tie Cd a.,anl' or com
u.tlStla joe. ore, ~nch oudei ~ leio ., ga tnd'i
rr.urf Boating. Un.H'lH ll-hln aIi Ice sue
.", 90 10 - 'suu. these essGias aIso. Ihey scr'
a. t.}eu lt.Ilr j l.l' "a, .ev, -no postponed utt
| tra..,4stIuG an.t Ga morning.
lrRcLArtrs.--In c r"sileuce Il ". !. Scott
/ r.. SCI, o. ".h s'tfD'. =. n ~ ot.cIed by lIul'r
aut Ipt'c.Cf u4od ra.OA aud cham vaiu'd - 49,"
] sif HitrlNs.n NIlru1 70 : D.. 700 cuttlLtc " "a
RS. li AIr,. ntualu ....... Tie rtucc-y t.oic %
NJ ,.,t..,u. 20. li'st street ursr south Fact,
H.. ~. ,1Io.Ci. et'ly &c eIt~y TC-uius, b. mean
/ n sk't'un 't., sud ioYlei VI 10 hAos VI &C. -fs
] r SEE % t,btc.c and iitLp4s anu money! valued q
! Ill.
| RUS OVrR.-Jlmcs O'Ncill, while driving
cali "a N cot, avenue near Nshlnrion ~, nue. zee
tc..As, i". OF md -rs iul oyts, icsuung IN irEc
! tIic Of one % he Anh'os.
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MARINE NEWS.
juuc IA R!,e,, 4es-s. set,, 3i-uwnoro v,

.Iuue l4-s R!tes, ass. Sets, SIN Wster ev, 7
CLEARED.
rTFANsUTPs- Persia, Liverpool North star, City
Poilt; T. G. kuich', GeorletO " NoodwaTd Bal
timOlC; Baltimore, Washington.
RARKS-S .seiboo, Aun'evideo' ! Fllngwood Eliz-
a. Ell po.G EuIspA, furr ash; Adams Port Royal
RRIGs-lord of Tire ises, Gonaves; Kenneth
Tsmyico. arme.A, Ba't iGoie; "a an larsen. Port
lane: louug, CthpJft, - Me edith, ApAhcb T.
cola. Al'l,c,ts, Gsc- Bty; Chief. Bridgeport, b.
lteuo, Ponce, Germanih, ~ lnoum.
sCIIOONEES- Minnie Rippler WA,hincton y G,
sta'esuian, MhchisYoit, W M'rthoni NoIehe Al
CIt,; ! Aumacs. Washington, sarah Reed, Bnlti-
more, Niece, Asloy.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -Gsttyst-lrs, Boston: Fulton, Port
Roy Al. Gran CharlcflOn; NAndcthlt, I'm crLisc
scotia Liverpool Chaic, savannah, America, Co
suirs- lo.ehta 4 Annrs, Hsvsna; sterling,
he suiOtL &.
RNHEs-,Johu p,u', Of AYR. from Cav frances;
W ne nina folt au Pflacc; Geostcmuuic, Bremen,
BRtis -Guua, fI'a',snl FsIefmo Glendale, sagus;
King, br!lAepyfn & u.
sCFuoNERs-J v NIl'cr Uieu'hers; Alien Deh-
ter, u Btris; 4 4 Mcluyrr, Bti,coa; Heirhe
rae q; Harriet N,fit New Bedford: Ellen kodmau
do VI - lee, fn!t q, fogson. owen learsc, Piovi-
dcncc; Llcv, Provence; 'osIh, Fort dcfoIsOn
th'et 80; Liza, G,ul+t,pwu, 7 1.
BtIOW-ship Cutivs,or. Wind W. :. W.
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KElnKiNN.

THE LATE MURDER IN TINE Woops -
Scvc al Wttncs.c. wee examined Yesterday. h'f..e
Co oncr Lynch, hut uo.h.pg o, fhc srh CT uqo-'-
ACE wac e.c.cl rel tive to nc murdc Of A. oaio
Iodat .ud A. be no us. On all The p.;tcs BE .o o.
toe alec 20 G'tA.aei Cd susp o. o cgL9 ct,
wee d. rhG-Ct .','l vI'toI-. an IN tr non &C.
% lreI the tNy p'eNl,ut taken lc G. e thf 4. =
Cou,Iulss,uper i Net Iuro. oil tne cha leon cou
t.lcltuE. tut tue 'elIC 10 Cv uCIre NhIu,rr 10
sustAlu ~, the col plant NtA pm pI' .'.i.sse e
lp".e NOV no re.s FOL un.cl Hl.e''. an NJ oHe
, + lCua b. sutpe. ei Of tc.lr ~ pa cd no the
n,al 10. the inN s.l-a;Ou viii lie cone.uDcd Uu
Thu UIv,
To 81 IluNG.-Michacl Kenny, 'orN,cIed Of
| the L.u.lct OF Gciman named ,ubu Eav,u.,utlh,
was G~rfi~ucI t,o;c the King u7U tla.t Of
/ q 4, Aui Ie.uur5 c.t, O., uoIniut Not sentence.
! The mu.te. vhf cuuw,tt,d in p.ucsry o., on tie
no. ui tultyu ruu Aiul aHruu'', sn tH' rFnlu"
q, tho l9,n %. hr.il ls6s. Etnnrj, wac Har. .Itn
lNuo.. and hGN.4t ul u.I.rI'u n 'v Hnl .t,pr,
Il, owe h..1 Tlt 81 t'' h0Us". Hr'tnsblf-h "hu las
ac.tht On, t-JH" into aAt The :.t TO- Has boa
| kcuuJ, Ea'Iur ..rl l-tse cutff' Eulr 'tgm &c
! counter, atta,,sG a'vrts 4, AM thrut ie u.tG1
tu9ol en ms Nhioneh can .us H'lLor, In Nt o. aia
The tris tork plac. VA the oyer aud lculiucr ,al
the Gaze vac upN Ell To the htut Al ioiA, au1 airT
ward to the Cont OF Ape .ia. the ,,f''t in uu'h
Courts . al airiult 81 TIE az uol A.. tlC Count
leioV The prisoner Was Therefore drIe 70 } e .e
| tepeuced, and the order carried INTO Cie-t %
| ts.day. The unfortunate uAn - 90 Ire cAltI'rl ON
| FIiday, Ne An lay u August next between va,
houfs OF J. AUD Gc.ocS Z. NJ.
! ExTESsIyE BURGLARY, - Tae dry good
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Important From Albany.
The y. Y. Tax Commission Question
settled.

settled.
Ai5onp, Jun, n The following Il The dec'ion
fhs Csur' Of Appe.s, in she case Of TIE New York
Tst Corm,s-ionors The People or rel Brown
Wopdtud. The judgment apr aied from IL reveryd,
and Nd rendered for ne planti9 that the
defendant Lad usnrpcd the said ,tfcc o. Csmmission
Of Iates etc, ard bat h. b. ou-isd thsfefrom and
that tie telstof 10 entitled t. o. ,ad ofee and 10
tue fees and emOuneuts hsison aDd that the record
u emitted ~ The supfsme Court with ai o. lions
that ufrmsn' he entered th,sin accordingly, and =
~ ee 70 ordered g. tssc arrount u the tees and
efnOiun srp Of ssid Office iere vel hy the sad BE-
fsnIhnt and 10 hIth TIE ltlr or Wa entitled and
ina On he coming In aid tunf nation OF the rtpo
% the fsiefto. that ssII ielalor have Judgment fOf
tho amount t1utd rue. sI'u cost OF this uilun.
In the eaac o. Tie People ~ rel. Williamson Va
Parser, BE sam. lIdsue4t as IN the above oase
rendered
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MEDICINES.

n l. T. 4 \ Sc I II T. h l. o O D.
~ Wnh co. ruFt, di'oilcICi OF vl'ia'ed Rood 700
$40 sick all over. II ma, hnst out In iimpic', OF
krep ou listrs- dep c--oi and good 10 uothine But
,ou cannot have ioOl health " he your blood T. M
lies and .tiwu ate the org ms o. lie INTO W. oioui
rctou, lcTorin- the he ] and cNieli.ns di.oasc.
Hence It .upiuly cntcs vtict" or compGlnts which
a'e chusrt D. ui'y oith ool srca as Scfo.ula-
or hlHf'. Evil lumo,s, lto. Z, SO ~, lltp iona,
cle, lie to. or ~ thcum sc,'e he d l. az We. "a,
CrH'c5 Oh Ihnccov' lluno's s".e Frcs, Liver onI-
paints, ~ heau ll'eaes. lJ Ayci'- = Is-Pul.t,
AMI zee co., ou~ eli thc u isis sc.vit, IA rh.ch
It Gle n.c' 'he blood cud ctrt ,ne 'e I.so1c r..
put'n- IL Jca tn public have he missed by
aIre hotte' Pretending 20 Awe qua OF t1'.act ~
slunlAi Ia 40. que toNh;. hoa' VI thee have 'cen
.au.s upou lie scs, to- hey not onl contain little,
II any RAJ '.p4 Ala, tut often no curative poptruei
NhHteve, !, ice, ui'icr di 'pprnlmen' he- ol9-'d
ih' Ne OF tie NNioda ext Erts o. sac ptlla Nlth
food the mA.Ect. uni lie name i,,c.. ha. r'coms
non nio.s Win ia ritoa anu chea'. s.I.l We cal
sucl -cl' assru. e'c3e the uin'e on the Dad
Of oho4uy Nh ch iests upIn H. We hink We have
FlOun. 70 lollv ing It ma vitUe. Nhl,h ne IN - st.
llic h' IA Ordinary uu OF the d. clsc II t .Hlergot
tho"I the he nitcin. We ~ en- We Know low 10 no
duce ana we have 10 believe h Is by lar tls
mot e-ccual lur.ic. OF the b.ood YET discoveIelh ~
Ayes CHERRY PECToRAL Is 20 urlycr,alg
kno' 70 .uI0os. every otLe Iemety Tor tie cue ~
nc Ii Conunp oa aSe FOR n ehct Of
t0uMmptye Pnr.cuu Ia "dvHneod s,eues Of the 81
IL virtues he NoId knows them.
Prepared hy IN. &c. AItKG 90, Lowell Mas,
aud tod ~ AL b.uss.rA aud dealers IN melielus
eSer sLCIe. so
CURE TOR.LOVE OF STR sc DRl> ~
" nt ZEli'S POWDER, 4 uesa ,opJ'y q
CNce eut PoNuer- Ia. been received a. - Souta "a
e. WIN HmGlulsh. Ihcy can tr ivtu, unt u wa %
the pit.cEt IA tes, coffee o. beer. - NAUk ~
IMl1AIluNS-H az, EELL ; fowie r 90 not c .Cn
or cause al" unI,tasant feelings. Price ZONE DOL
LAR. t'n
DIAkRHuEA, CHOLERA MORBUS, Cao!.
~ err d'au'pa, cello, cured in iI3n hg.t ~ D ~
10 A dAv, b. the IN cinAi uFe OF IlNAI Is : "a
l.innenL as at,lted b. hundreds. 44o Grand ~
y, \ - Celts psE po,Ia. Ssa
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GENERAL. BUSINESS.

A IL THE NEW EASY WALKING Clutches
n arc nos ready -HAHT1MARs pltcnt o,sstia
clutches. arr ackno-ledgci the lest Chespost, aud
hea'hicr' ever rp"deior the ased or young mae or
female. y. B.-ihe laeLt elastic 'ops eau he ntted
10 any oibe ciutelCs a H. minutes. CAL and go
~, 1872
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LOCAL NEWS.
Npw YORK AND ruE VICINITY

| ler 5y' men. and are corlrnnndei by Iieut-CoI
| Jackson. fhoy we're sent 10 Hart Island Previous
| " b,Ins mustered our. The Ut Connecticut Iisht
Batter. Caps. j Is. Clinton $50 ufonr. arrived lnt
{ nsht. aud CHARTERED Al tus Batter Btfrarks They
viii los,e ior Hartford to-day TO be mustered out
During the past week TIM, excellent in,htuou tue
Soldier, Rest" ha. e.n ctosdcd, nisht and dAy,
ulb soldiers .ho have arrived in this city on their
horue-s-d mach. The 'els mr. aired every dav,
hn4 He dining SIM which (, ne TIE, foo- A. Ia
~ atb,,s 10 concerned, viii coir7s.e isvorahy tih
( tnat u sn' hoisl IN tie city The reading room -
vel stocked with hooks mSse1.1e, IA IL md weekly
/ I-tcn .ni many Of the soiicrs pond mot OF their
| time 20 thtlr peuf.i. IT, Rect IL, Indeed, hsven
b. th. re.urnn. soldier .h,se b. anjs iron God
GOOD bic. and many 4tc Atieution- which he inos.
hh, .g,' stes.
! A Row At TON tStoS EACE-C orEsE --
/ wn"rrrAtE KoHnrLr Sonuav .a. m eIci'ins DAY
A. tho mon Bare Co,rte. The rotius Of l.ai,
| Itoue sni D'ItprvAs admirable, and me 'uc,c,s
<Ash attended The 80 o. al the .evIng maternity
! vas ditto N'S Yoit 0ud R5ooSll Nor. vel iepre.
,1si iu lie line Of pckrock-ts, piilo fshter, g..
| D.r oud h'eVtpius, yoi watches RnS soll.tllcd
Iockct-iooks, were Ind scru inatcly app o!ria,cd,
and lhe hrui.dnrciel sentry ieapcd arch ha.,Cst,
hr. Arthur Herr, who resides ncaT the oour,. had
/ HE fockot-hook, col'snng tltp. t'o.cn. Another
f'"' ''"'" NN '''''Nr' o' us "N''""4 u" 'A'H " ''u
gold watch. Tho officers Who we're pro,cut we're la
too ANAL numbers TO rc,ent the thoy'- from 81, ING
the.rvocAuon, 70 an alarming tont The Sheriff 4
Queens County, with posse Of ircn, attempted 70
make arrests Lu the thieves lcus 40 great number,
| pOunoed upon them and heat them teeCrely. He
aerf sad a. lie badly injured I'VE, race At the
course biin Fi'h II dcru siou oi .lo'e urp.inc-
pied soundre- -ho scrurlc at clothing to obtan mo-
ncy and vnustles Tho ara ~ numerous, and 60
vel orfnnired, that asha police force in attendance
..n r,.he m irr,...,or an Than,
LAxtttva ~ \ot ,..rrv,s An a. -.
'' '''' '"'-
| p''Se~ IN inc anil Ala FUND BufeA1. have been
Do'lfc that their '.rvicc. 'l be no LONGER required.
WIN he exception Of We ASSISTANT District ireas-
u's" VINO nave ue'n in't5ue'ed 10 MAKE only ono
~ ~ ~ %, "o"ual nv ln't "'i'
,,..',' ,N''lu,' VIZ,
-, "a 60 a. ,.. =,
I..,,,,aa. ,.at.,'.,,, ,1..' Wv
.,.a,,Ao.a' '' ~
b,,l. s.d
! N,s.,<o yv,y v,.s,,, Ttor { .,,,
.A,, -
- -, I'm
49, =" W ''' anu
'uVh'"i SNnHno'
Tur Nxy yopr y,rur r,rn p,,,,-,
con, on 20, .,d.,, p.e,.n;ins =, line ,rrc,.cIo m,
. ! "'
nee ptooee"ea ara ni'hhn the N"-h'a| located AZ
the 7oIth-"o'' spit accompanied hy the steamcf
'"'''- icy u'u' win iAil' Of 'Iiie' ana gentle
VIZ" WI '' "'' " '''''''o'' o. tue 'u'I
The So1s or TynrFpANcF grand
demonstration Of the som OF Ten .nnce took plac,
l..t evening" Al the C5or-r Institute under the Iu,
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Too Late for Classification.
W A I Lsft&EN.

BArBER "a AkREr1sON At g.. Thom,.
Church. "a Noada.i I'm in.t; by the Rev Z. W.
usssioI hv tho Ucv. Mr. essay. Marshall BaIher to
ALu.e ". Gautttt1u, both OF THE city. on
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ORNsRY ON Tue'lry, June 18th, Tho, oru Shy,
IN n T. 18th Hr.,. az O. e.,
No,,,e OF the fIIr. 81 hereafter. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
Raaifanca For Hala.
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation Of Territory TO the City
Of Evansville.

NOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Nv Common Council Of the city Of Evansville,
General Assembly OF the State Of Indiana, APP
proved March 6, 1858, EMIT ed" An Act to
amend the seventy -hrat section OF Act entitled
AN Act granting to the cItlsens Of the town Of
Evansville, IN the county Of Vanderburgh, City
Charter approved January 81, 1si7, and 10 add
supplemental sections to said Act" will, on the
18th day Of May, A. ID. 1865, present to the Board
OF County Commissioners Of Vanderburgh county
petition praying for the annexation TO said city
Of the following described territory, and astling
forth the reasons for such annexation, viz: All
that part OF the south east quarter Of section
nineteen ue), In township six (6), range ten Cl0)
weat, described follows, via: Beginning ut
Iron pin ct the southwest corner Of said quar-
ter section, and running thence by the bali
section line north four hundred and ninety -nins
(A9e) feet 60 iron pin thence east by Isabella
Place seven hundred and sixty three and half
(T6s ~ feet, TO the line Of Sharps's Enlargement;
thence south by the line Of Shapes Enlargement
four hundred and ninety mine 1891 feet, to
iron pin the south line Of said quarter section,
and thence by the south line Of said quarter sec.
sion seven hundred and sixty -four (76a) feet, TO
che place OF beginning, said territory being con-
hguous 70 the city OF Eyansville, and not plated
or laid OF. W. BAKER, Mayor.
ITO ANTHONY WRIGHT, GEORGE SKIN
L HER, William Swanson, @. y. Burkameyer,
Henry ButE, and Margaret Resslsr;
Notice 10 hereby given that the petition no,
erred 70 In the above notice was presented TO
the Board OF County Commissioners OF Wander
burg county on the 10Th day Of May, 1865, and
that the same was received and considered, and IL
was ordered by said Board that the further hear
tnE and confederation Of said application be con-
unued until the 18th day OF June. 1885, aud that
notice be given by the County Auditor by publi-
cation In the Evansville Daily Journal. that said
application 10 now lending before said Board, and
day OF June, 1855. vICToR BIsCH,
Auditor v. q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
REMOVAL.
CITY NOTICES.
An Oxdinanan


Az ORDINANCE 20 rsguiats sBd license Taysrhs.
coase Houses. Restaurants, Drinking saloons,
and al pthsF places whsrs Intoxicating quors
Passed June 5th, iog5i
sac ! be u ordained ~ tbs Common Council
" The q ~ Evansville that u shall not BE- Law
". sosg8rsis Isits 81 * az 81 Evsas,iis 70
sell Or barter aBy spurious, vinous mAlt iqsor.
Or auy intonostinE liquor vhatassr, sfhsrs the
,sa's \ y :, go 4 seesspsl !, sss,s:ss.. 70
rsFash tneansss bafoHslalsa 10 o. lo0nBsotsd
thsrse N. uathuast flea praasfing froH tks Com
~sP ogppssl p s.sieity llssas. % 70 90. =,
tain license 10 ell o. barrier aby spifituous.
Eiuous o. malt iiqnOr ~ BE- ased q beverage On
-. g'smgs, whSrs .SId ssal. make sgpIis.:.isa
issivnaffsF ~ Bsa4s, r9oa ~ yrsnisss where
~, % iley kspPss % establish or carry gu
sac 81 Tiosuss sbsff b. granted under this
ardlnance ~ : shorter period than ia months,
sNeaJ4 "a ha4aAeaitsr provided, aud no license
.-'s - ss- as les 9sgs, p,slee ma sss1 =.
each lieenss Froslsed, that vhtn tbs tins intsr-
sss,ss p, ~. ~ r .ggliss, aa ssa ,ss
ths iisgnss nisy b. graused until the sai1 ars,
dsy ~ Angaat.
SO, iaF. p.ss q license under ,his Oral-
hare thalf - hfty dollars for 0Ds year, twsnfy-
ags dollars Or siH months. and Thsn he time
Intervening bstNsen he making d Tbs aDpliea-
tiQn aua the hfsi day II August sneeeading. shall
sais iai.TSsaiss siss .Gsii W a.. dollars iss
every month o. frasiien q a m0sth q such Ia
isrysGing lime Profidsd, that licenses ief ths
M fnte fvsEipg bftSseslfts paasaEs 81 ths Of
dir 4Hts Au sftlshtst dEy ~ August, 1875, my -
4ppiiea aud pzid Tor At aay TINA on % b~foFs ths
is.h day 81 Jane, 1875.
sfEf,s 9. ~ 49, pfrs0a p psfsgns shAii elt~s "a
-Ald Fsab ~ onJBn& tsesslsdi o. barter auy
srfffsgans viaoua or malt liquors, without dfst
procnfine from ths Common Council u the city
u Esssagiii= iicsase - - do, such psrson %
pefssus 20 onsnding SHALL on conVictiou, forfsif
and eaK kha qnm offiA:x dollars Tor the hrsf o.
4 rcsSs srsf-f sr-fg yAbssAusnt offence the a
one hunsfsd dollars W. BAKEa, Msyor.
Atfests A.. - McGHIrr. Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

1aT- The Roekport Democrat of Sat
urday last says B. C. Ritter, Of Christian
county, was nominated for Congress by
the "Union conservative citizens" of the
Second Congressional District Of Ken
lucky, at Calhoun, ON Wednesday last
The Democrat endorses Mr.. Ritter,
who, in his speech accepting the nomi-
nation, gave the people to understand
that he regarded President Lincoln's
emancipation proclamation as wrong
and constitutional; that he was OPP
posed to freeing and arm.ng the negroes,
and that he was bitterly opposed to the
Constitutional Amendment. We infer
from Mr., Rtters speech, as reported in
the Greensboro Monitor, and the Rock
port Democrats endorsement Of him,
that he is one Of the Kentucky Union
men whose sympathies were altogether
with the rebel States in their effort to
destroy the Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
Tvv Fo-sr, or Ir,v-Ws make one


THB FoURTH or JULr-Ws make one
more appeal to the pride and patriotism
Of our citizens relative to the eelsbrs-
ton Of the approaching 4th Of July
Is It possible that our city, famous
for its enterprise, its liberality and its
devotion to the interests of the country
and its commercial prosperity, will be
allowed 70 suffer the disgrace Of permit
ting this glorious anniversary, rendered
trebly dear by the brilliant achieve
ments Of Vieksburg and Gettysburg, to
pass without that honor and observance
that it will receivein the bum blest, village
throughout the land? Shall it be said
that Evansville, which boasts Of Der
mighty manufactures, her unrivalled
commerce, her extensive trade, of her
rapidly increasing wealth, her unequal
ed prosperity, contains population that
is unwilling to devote one day and a
few dollars 10 celebrate the day on
which we're laid the foundation of those
admirable institutions to which she owes
her greatness, her wealth and her pros.
perity? 1t has already become a pro
verb that Evansville never celebrates
the 4th of July, and our exchanges come
to US with such paragraphs as the fol
lowing:
Extensive aud liberal preparation
are being made to celebrate the Attn o.
JGly in a becoming manner in all thl
cities and towns of Indiana, creep
EUansriile. "
Now shall we not disappoint the ex
pectations ofthose who look upon ou
| prosperity with envy, by getting up sucl
q celebration as will be an honor to on
| city and TO the age in which we liver
What we desire to see is an old fash
Toned 4th of July celebration, with
free dinner, an Grafton, reading of tn
Declaration Of Independence, and tn
Proclamation Of Emancipation, tn
firing Of great guns, and grand, patriot
music, such 40 our own Crescent Cit
Silver Band can make Shall we nc
have IL?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

LARGE FIRE IN DYERsRURG, Tenn
The Paducah Union learns that disas-
trous FIRE broke out in the town Of Dyers-
burg, Tenn, on Monday, the 26th ult,
destroying the entire block of about
eight buildings, composing, the south
west side of the public square. The
fire was under full Roadway when dis
covered, and efforts of the citizens to
check the flames we're futile. The houses
we're principally oceupied'by dry goods
and grocery merchants. Their goods
were almost all destroyed 1t viii be re-
membered that the elegant Court House
at Dyersburg was some time ago des-
troyed BE- FIRE, and now this disaster rem
ders what was once a pretty and pleasant
village q yaeant-looking place. The FIRE
was supposed TO be the work of an in.
cendiary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

E1~ Clement L. Vallandigham, says
the New Albany Ledger, has written q
letter owning that he was wrong about
the war for the Union. He rejoices that
slavery is dead and the Union saved;
sees at present no reason why the Democ-
raey should not give cordial support
to President johnson in his efforts to re-
store the prosperity of the country under
the Constitution, and declares that with.
out slavery, the Southern States, with
perhaps two or three exceptions, will be-
come more populous, prosperous and
powerful than any other section.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

TIE CoLoRED CHILDREN's FESTIVAL
Mozart Hall was arranged and decor
ated with excellent taste last night, and
there was fine display Of works OF
rertu as well as liberal supply Of de-
licious refreshments, Ice Cream, &c
The attendance was quite large, includ-
ing a large number Of the most elegant
and fashionable ladies and gentlemen Of
the city. '.''
There were also present large nam.
Der of the colored people of the city. ar
rayed in their holiday attire, and the
best of order prevailed, and all seemed,
to enjoy themselves most pleasantly.
Tonight the Festival will be repeated
and we hope the liberal hearted and
benevolent of the city will extend TO
this affair liberal patronage,
We were delighted to find large num-
Der of the teachers of our public schools
taking an active part in this praise
worthy enterprise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

The CRY WHARF.-- The work of
renovAting the city wharf progresses
very slowly. The tenacity OF the mud is
such that when it is on the shoveIs of
the laborers it is almost impossible to
get it of, and when once in the cart il is
next to impossible to get it out So
that after two day s operations It can
scarcely be seen what has been donel
In the mean while the difficulty of get
ting to and from the river with teams
increases.
Two horses, attached 10 light empty
wagon, mired down yesterday morning
in front Of Cox & Humphreys wharf
boat and had to be unhitehed aud the
wagon drawn out by hand
In addition the curses OF steamboat
men, shippers, and passengers, are both
loud and deep, but to what extent tie
city authorities are responsible We leave
casuists to decide. 81.
We are glad to learn that the City
Fathers have decided TO pave one square
of the wharf this season. We are con-
WINGED it will be the cheapest method Of
repairing, aud certainly the most en-
durable.