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aHow have the mighty fallen q
Mourn hApless race-for are we not
being sorely chAstened. And the mai
dens, Of q verify, viii treat these re
turning sons of Belial with the psalter
and sackbut, and our butts viii be
sacked from the maiden's doors yea,
viii We be also sailed And these men
Of war viii rejoice with exceeding glee
at our discontinue, and viii laugh At
US, and say the girls have given US the
mitten How viii that diseon-6ture
feelings my beloved Is there among
you, in this hour Of trial, one man vile
enough 70 crag-hsh The heather
rage because We hack organization. We
have played our brass, and have too
little copper IN our midst Yes, verify.
| Aud nee kettle we've made Of X
Assursdly, il VIII Be . mercy II we a
not 50 up spout, and who viii redeem
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Condemned
Government Property.
On Friday. May 18th,

wnL BE SOLD AT EysLlg ,AUTgTloS., AT
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The notes and accounts Of r.. a ~. Ea-
kin CO., Btrickler, Ellis 8 Co., and A. @.
Adams 4 Co.. viii Be found at No. on ErrH
College strcet, near the square where on
perong indicted to any Of these Grms VIII
please make immediate payment. az the
business must be closed up.
In nay absence, Ar. u. q. Throne 81 iu,-
ly authorized 70 attend % The bla.nd5l.
A. 9. ADAMS, 81 College street.
marsI-sm nuHr tac square.
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NJ ARFED-AGEfgrs FoR TBS NuRsE AND
w sPN.-Iha wcat iuiercsrlg and eVc.tu-
book ever putsaed. en- dfnlrg re adFe1t,lreE of
a soman n the unon Amy - hgrc, -c-a- s1I
5pv. GIVing most vivid lrnrf r.ct-ra OF lH. var
Retnrned ald gaslhicd eflcCrs snd Sod crs IC
want Of psohtahle employment WI Emo BE- recl-
laIly alsapled @ their gsnheon- l0Na5 bRoa
CO., - Man sireet, C.acinnati. OHIO.
ian1l-lIndtga
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Great Prize Distribution
BY TIE
l. !. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway, New York.

% ''I O'-'''' ~ INS" TOT A'
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NO. so.
SPECIAL NOTICES,


S28a 900 worth 6f Quartermastcr Fluch-
ers, for which the highest market prce
vii be paid So she Fra Natousl hank
No. Sc College street. may l- lat
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For Rent.

A sftGvTFICEsT HaUsE. m god order, vel
"a arrsusels aed iussE-ed, or huard.EE House
80 ID rorn-, comp aad counria1i5 Ann b.
81 cad u rspfss mt JssnafY ~, i.5l. TIE flr.
aIrl caa - bcnftl 81 ssry fess1 nahis tefus. For
". A1rT brown . CO.,
msJll-lH A CherTy street.
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hOEsE - tie Grss 70 ina1ilcs tbE
new style Of Pictures Every t5ty iaat
see them are delighted With E
Call 81 the sGaNerycf the Cfmfe--
land and judge for yo1rsslf Olaf
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The Horticultural Garden,

North SUMNER Street LHtehdedl
- OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or VlSI-
/ TORS. Every prepsIatiOn has been MADE Tor
NE recommendation Of those who desire 70 spend a
few hours pleasant y.
LIQUORS and ales.
t5enIcmen are respectfully invited to bring their
families
So lire Of omuibusses runs nom the corner
Of Cedar sud the rqusre, every day dunng the
week, IaCludIng sundsy- az.
uaylo-lWe
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20 $40

FT1HB comnlod ous Brsck House and wasn't lotou
II the ncrti-aesreru corner OF Nue ana Ca.Hr
street.. Eor paraeuiars sruly n
ada B. III. MclMtN, Sl- l5 spruce eL, CT
u Ep.4 THOMSON, ll l-non IN.
apr HID. COPY.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. Dellcately Per.

" L0adoa Heir C5i9r Rostorcr Gnd Dfssis7-"
4" London Hgir Color Rsstore- md Dnesilg
" L0udou Hair Color Rsss0rer gnd Dressiig,
" London H1ir Cl0r Resiorsr and DrcsiHg.
1 It will restore gray hair to its original color.
2-n will make O. grew on bald heads.
SIT will restore the natural seoreuons.
4 1t will remove at oBndrui agsi.ttching.
5.-Tt vii maze Tue hair SCH glQssy and tsXib be
6.-lt Will preserve the or b maj color % Old $50.
Til will prevent h. hsir nom iRlug off,
s-1t " d cure al disease uf the fcalp.
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Ne the Unmarried,

~RACK VAx EVERY. THE GIF fED Clsir-
II roysni and EGInElst, can, - ne AID q the
Hsoas-5rs produce perfect hkuness q your H.
flire paftner, giUng he date he happy event.
ieslinr traits Of character, ocouEsions whether
- az poor Pnsi oiice address. and ether yslua-
he iufar1nsnon. Il ae-ired. ar
efnurp, with q fall description ct yourseh and
N return he llkeasaz, win he sbofo niorEnA-
49, GRACE VAN EVEET,
,.hss Ss-.eus p a rrswer 80 Vs-t-'il. Ntsh
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Orders from NeWsdeaisTs Solicited
First Received -FIr., FiHedi
NOV READY
THE TRAGEDY At WASHINGTON
Assassinali y Of President Lincoln

A fan sud correct as,olnt from rel sba aufh0rity
n he (sfea M 0usl Cs's1ity Pot .aid y Assas
sinsts setEry seward Wee FTesiifn sra thE
sh1is Cz1sf, Cd me history lkaness &C. q az
connected eLlb the iamania6ie fFsu- a gr-phc
hccoult a. sesas9 ~ and Be dstIdEJl -hei Ferson-
ACES 10 have al Cd ~ Their lass BE- ehole
splendidy .u8lrated b the nest artsua
For ss's ID CATS a GlNBLE,
ui.yi7-ste - cherry street..
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.e |a4 .st9at
NJ trsv,ler's. soldiers or ses'nsn's out6t il COM
fIsge VI houl o.
Ran or tsrSpness does bot sfie-t e; ssn be car
80 ne cosat rocket; easily used on h5Tsehack.
trrsm Issut COM y B. Cusiiing, L. 5. NJ
.si3a,ire carrte u otsavllh ne .t,sea- / can say
,h. no rllost comp. etc and conFenlsui article
- ne ri Ter or sailor tai uss ever come under
Iny uouce-
"a il trrafin ~ just tae Srticles soldier or ?
,r.yg-er needs i1r daily use ~ cz,ol Cogss7ega-
hotiLlr.
We have also letts y h gnycouuendias ne eass
from Senator Wilson, -ltaTy Soumis'ee, T., :
senste GOV. Fierpoul, 81 Nesl Nlrgllai iesr Al
n,irsl smith, fsrrs tftn. dsyesi ~ 0e1sfA be
R1ssey. " w. Mckinn. A. 9 n be-iaes COM
oenssiory pouces rum no { u the isSaing oar
nsis II ~ eounzg. AEe1fs ga3tsa senL fSsi'
psid. "a rsoeipt n prce, g % n extaa nnisn
D. B. BROOKS a BRoTHERS
msys-SH Manniactnl et-, salem, hsss-
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100000
To be Sold for One Dollar Zach

Without regard 70 value, snd not % be pad for IN
u you know WHIST you vii receive.
Among those who have aclSnoEledgcd the re-
celpt OF VALUABLE GIFTS drsWn nom this Asso-
ciaton since an. ls65, tae following kinaly per
NIT their names % be usedl
Rabsrt Hotchk s., New haven. Conn, Me'o-
deon. value $50 W 2 T Willis, " ed % y. l.,
Diamond Cluster PIN, value sos Ms R 20 rsgpau,
Us York ST., ioid Watch, value SIS. Miss Eleu
=. BickeFsou, Binghsmpton, \ y, &slodsun, w
lue 500. Mr.. E 3 stone, 81 Tenth -, y. lozk,
Piano. value $50. Mrs Ihcs A Miller o5rantcn,
Pa, Diamond Rng value slle. MISS Men J.
Peek. Springfield, Ms, Melo- con, vslue SIS. Or.
J. Van Ripper, Washington, y. G. sod hunilng
Cased WaIch, value $40. Edward b. Lindsey,
Worcester, Mass, Piano, value go MS ID y
Farwel, Dlbuqle Iesa. Diamond Ear n1ops, va
lue $50. FFlucis ] norsn. II Pear st., Albany,
n y, Music Box, ysUe $40. Mrs G lngersOl.
Urhana, OHIO silver set, value SO. Lieut.
Hendrcks, Wlsrds Botel Washington, d c., Sil-
yer Patent Lever Watch, value 80 capt War
ncr. 15th Vols, silver watch 7slue SIS.
Many persons who have drawn valuable prizes,
DO not " b their names published OF We might tx
tsad this let.
MAsNIR or BIsTEIHUTtoS.
CERTIFICATES naming each srtcle and its
VALUE, are placed N sealed envelopes, Whieh are
well mixed one Of these Envelope, containing
the Cert fsate or Order cor some ArIee, worth az
iesst one dolsT Al retail vii be delivered at our
offer, or sent b. mad 70 any address, without re-
gard TO choice, on the receipt Of q cents. me
purchaser wi see vhst Arucle it draws and -
vElu.', which may be rom one to Five Hundred
Dollars, snd can then send One Dollar and receive
he Article named sru
Ss-No Blsnzs-Eyary purchaser gets value.
Parties dealing Uith rs msy depend on having
prompt returns, and the artCie drawn Nil ~ an
medisiely sent 70 any address BY return mail or
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed N al Case-.
"a SIX Certificates Tor One Dollar, Thirteen Tor
Two Dollars.
Agents Waited. Send stamp Tor Circular. An
letters should Be addressed
r. BENTON & CO.,
Box 5567 Post once, New York.
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N IS MOI Dye.

RENrnBrR-It is completa within itself no other
dressing or arconI aninuent Of any luud beng re-
tuIred The har b r, noyated AMI sire gthened
al arestored tots ougiusl CO o. sotness ana beau
IT, without th- applcston OF mineral substances
4 Ia entirely different ir0m he many Etleles nat
have been issued from time % tune, and is The
oytY ksowa RrsroEEE OF CoJoR ana peihct HA1R
LsrsssH surulNHD 70 Is delestelY peri0nned, and
aap be apui cd ty hand or sofl b-uah, a. it does
not stain the ska or SOL the finest linen.
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BOaTdlnG.

D0kRpING csn be hsd with pleasant furnished
y roo-iz OF roo-Irs Wi hout board, apply second
door 70 toe corner OF Uuion and -pluce.
mavlt-At
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We would resrectf1Iy AK the attention o. I.adiea
70 trls new du.vera ID pouuiar halr pzeEarailon,
and refrinf' them The veil esiabi shed act that
many o. the hkir touics 10 vogue are not Only poN-
4ress for gUod, bgt absolutely psInIcious aud too
OF en- restlucnY Ia their iufuen. upon the growth
Of he hair The q" ondon hair Coi0S kestOTer"
contain 20 substance tina vii clog the pofss. bot
Il does contain real noar.shIne for the yeseels
from when is roris spring. thus reuderng the BAR
trulv elezsut and beautiful IN every penod u he.
IN "a 10 ems heads % isys the iouuiloa Of good
he'd Of hair, sud II the sdy's ioieti Is ndspen-
sable.
Does not SOL Hat, B0snet. Or ~ faef Lisen.
II il the only ai,estei srtcie N VII a. soiutely,
ii hout deception restore the nar % its Original
-ol r n ID beauty. canning Il o. gr0E where t hss
Elen on " become tina Price 81 - pee bottle,
sold BY d.. sWayne son. 800 North sixth Street,
W JAG W. SMITH,
Cor Church and Vine streets, Nashville
nave -qun--tu th at
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gashpille Mniorl.

M. CAMERON d Co., Publishers.
III LAA
.IEIFRIDAY, MAY Is, 1865.
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Lumber Of al lobglns aud description
tor sale loo Al Knight Bros. Yard, Rolia
MiliHiI
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InteIIlaence Notlce.

A IL persons venting help can b supplied By
n calling n s. Csdar street asd lesT bg their or
ders. Farm-ha-ds, Mechanics, House servants,
Be- wanting work are requested to call a The atove
0fiire and register their names Tor situations.
may9-2E@
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Shirts at N. York Prices
,-.,, q Il. THo'I7s Us q. sDegos

Pearl Miniatures, In Ca, or Water coi7rs.
Get The genuine Al he Gallery of the Cum
bsrland- aqfIi--f
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For Sale.

A COUNTER s1it.bIs tor a saloon. The thru
A story room la which g, l. nos loeated, has been
us-d AZ = SELDOM, snd wi r rented on nnoaeEAte
terms Apply 20 " NAH Din w ~
-TIavS--l,s Al Cherry street
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louisville entertainments
D. ?. BARAES ElIRA GOLD PEAS.

These pens bsar ny trade nsaTE, 9. =. BAasEss
FrTEs Lon KY" for which have secured the
,5sferiI and workmanship 70 the besl Eastern man
Mcclure. and are believed 70 be Superior 70 AL
other IN durability and other substantial qualities
which combine TO make areliy serVlcesoe pea:
80 n, mai or exUress on recsipt OF prcs ana
yeflsTs ehuuss (f By mail, ri ny rskWhen y eens
IL added for regstry.1 Write your name ana a.
dress plain y. "a, -
Postage % single pen tHee oentsj PEI, WIZ 50
csae ~ holder and box, sir ccgts. Old pens re-
psired for ffty cents land sfaapl each Circulars
30I- @. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
COG nfnir.atraa. Cox Rlrth. LlonisTllle, ~.
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ITCHl ITCH!! n,Hl!,
Rcratehl RcraLrhLl E.-a-.E :.

DLANKS TTCE CERATE wi. cuHrtr. H.. .r.
II ihirty-siE hotifs also C-lres aaa.. aHfr ..#
Sores, aud 90 Erupu0us or tLr S.1. r.I...H. nd.
mercury Price. 50 cents per tdr asr' Hr .ra. Hr
Express at q per dozal. Adara-s Ir.#..5.. !. -.
Box 212, Cincinnati, Ohio OF
AE2lOViLfF a Co.,.
aprls-3ms Nashville Ia.r.
Tie Bridal Chamber. on Etasr III Uarr-r
and iustrast4on ial louag Msr. Also. ca bod r.H.
lishls Treatment Pr ID -eases % Go t..r.rs "a.
sr1ual sJa ems-seut Fl e, I'm fss'rd arFr.1IsH
Assooiatioui Fhiiade' phia. Pa. aurs.-If
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PRICE, 81 PER BOX

uyHIg CERATE BIAS BEEH IN USE BY TIKI
1 FRENCH ARMIES FOR. TAE RASl FIJI
wears and there is no French soldier who does not
know its value. So
n vas also used extensively by the Elhed armies
in the Crirnean war, ana such we're the dement's
d. rived nom its use that It has acquired world
vide reputation, and no soldier VINO knows OF rs
merit vii be for single Week sltnolt - " -
lnapsscF rs by the use OF this Cerate he always mss
sal guard against the various troubles to when
solder IL subject, as by using Il on his clothing ne
can Ut, vent the appearance OF Yernn, ana tne us
easss of the sun enumerated shove, snd after they
nave mao their appearance, II "a but little trouble
with the aid Of this Cerate, 70 I'D himself Of these
diaagreeshl, troubles. -
The proprietOrs have gone 70 = great eApelss "
,r7.rly ne ORIGINAL reoipe OF Dr. Velloo, WITH fu
directions and the apparatus for manufacturing the
Cers.e, as it has been made BY the Original lnVen-
tor and have procured the
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$500 Reward.

WE WILL GIVE TO ANY ONE Producing
w asaure, speedy and safe . cnre fof Gouor-
FiioB and Chanera e. We VIII send % A1y afi1resz
the recept Of ten cent postage etanps NIB q fef
the f5rIer o. SO foT the latter. Never s % ctfe
male or female in rom ave 10 Ten deys. ny r.
address ORA LiAtl1fl5k a LAHolhAf q.
fshla-srn dAu-@ nra-er "a DefrnL Mich.
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I trust you've sksdaddled,
To some peaceful haven,
Where securely you can rest
And smile al his proclamation.
PiLGARLIc, RI. REv.
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Bargains! Bargains Il.
AND NOTIONS
sPLENDIp AsSORTMENT

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Of Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legsl-oap Papers, -
Buff, White, Canary, opaque, Magenta, Mcurn
.ng and OdEcal Envelopes, Dares for ls65s =
MemoTandums OF every style, Pass-Books, Al "
buns, ali sizes, including soldiers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket iukstands, Sleei Pens, and =
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Gold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket cutlery a 4.
including the celebrated WostenhOlms and -
Wade 4 Butchers IA YES, Pocket Books, -
Pipes, Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper, ~
Sun vi, Blsclung and Brushes, Buffers, Ar =
nold's Dovells French Carmine snd Copying
Inks, Mncilage Card Portraits Of Generals, -
Prize Packages, Port Folios, Dice, Fancy soaps,
Blank Books and Blotting Paper, variety OF -
Desk Inkstsnds, PAper-N Fights, Pen Rocks,
Bill Eiles Letter Clips, Rubber Rulers, Eras- -.
ing knives Ruling Pens, and an endless vs. =
neIy Of Notions g
School Books School BOOks!i
We have small stock Of Cigars, which we
viii sell at Cincinnati Prices. Also, a small
stock Of Cary Cough Cure for sale at Whole Ial
sale Prices. fa "
To the Soldiers. Elfl e
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre-S
sentng the different branches Of the service,
printed 10 four eolors, e. titled "soldler's Ger
bhcate,n Union Defenders Certificate and q
u. 8. Army Diploma" size l2xl6 inches. x
They are enclOsed N pasteDoard tube, and "A
can be sent By mail WithOutiDluy. Every on
Ger and soldier should buy them ana send "a
them 70 their friends.
:.;.'.'''''''''-; o. eacA
FOR the three, postage Paid......;..-.;sl %
Liberal discount made 70 wholesale dealers.
We VAL ill all orders for Certificates or Sta ~
tonerY, BY mail or express, promptly. -
IN. RHODES 4 CO.,
'sbSS a. Union street. Nashville Tenn.
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FOr Sale.

rT1HF well known and old-establshed Railroad
saloon and shooting Gallery ii6 College street,
near LOU vile eplt nov dong splendid bust
neea. Enquire on Tie premises. mayo-L9P
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At 10 o'clock m, the following condemned Govern
unent properly Lot % hOrsez, shout 800 rs
Hay and ~ 600 D. Corn. Property 10 be removed
wi bin reasonable time, az the owners risk Terms
Cash Il M.eMIFH.
mayT-B Capt, ard a Y III.
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Wanted ImmediatelY.

c.1On 600 fOSE HUNDRED TaOUsANDl
0IW,OUU DoIlars worth q AUDITED
EgUCHkz5 JOHN HOWAaD q CO,
u1avIl-Ivy Cor. Un.on aud College SO.
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Residence for Sale.

= NaCE BUILDING LoTa--IN sHARPE's
~ Enlargement. Terma casa. Enquire Of Il.
Skinner, at Gross. Davis h Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

Bag The Local of the Indianapolis
Journal is a funny fellow. he thus
worries "poor creature who objects
to some of Georges pet names:
THN-SKIxNED. - Some folks about
town are wonderfully thin-skinned. For
instance, a fellow named Mottery, who
keeps drinking house on Meridian
street, which he calls the ''Coucordia, I"
seriously objects to having his establish
nent called q "drinkery." Pickle us,
sweet heaveni If Mottery expects to
sell whisky for living, he may as veil
make up his mind to have his den called
"juicery," ''rnm hole" a dead
fall, or any other pet name that comes
handy. Aud we want it understood that
We shall not call Mr. Mottery's "drink-
cry" ''saloon" upon compulsion, let
him rage and fume as he may. And
we would like to know what he is going
to do about it.
Taken in connection with the above
the following, from the same column, is
somewhat significant:
Persons having occasion TO whale
the Local are requested to call between
the hours of one and three, or six and
seven P. Nat which times he will not
be in. 1t will not be healthy to call ai
the Locals residence, as he keeps q
ierocious bulldog, which his name il
"Crunch.
We have arranged it better, George
Our new sanctum is now up two pair O
very high and steep stairs, close to the
composing room, where we have a hall
dozen or more "Vets" as allies in case
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Annexation OF territory to the city
of Evansville.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Com
pursuance Of the provisions of an Act of the Gen.
erAl Assembly of the State OF Indiana, approved
March 6, 1866, entitled act TO amend the seventy
hrst section OF an act, entitled Gan Act gran Ing TO
the citizens OF the town of Evansville, In the
county OF Wander urgh, q city charter" approved
January ~, ls47, and 10 add supplemental see.
uons 70 said act, will, on the 18th day of June,
1850, present 70 The Board of County Commission
ers OF Vanderbnrgh eouhty q petition praying for
the annexation to said city of the following de.
Ncribed territory, and citing forth the reasons for
such annexation, VIZ; AL that part Of the north
aast quarter OF h N. Eyans's out.lot No four (Al
situate east VI Main street or Princeton road. de
herlbed a. follows, vtx: Begt nIng at an iron pan
NJ the nol th-east Gorner o. said out lot aud run.
ming thence south along the line dividing said
out-lot nom out-lot No. I'VE (5l, 1 RE hundred
and thirty (sSi) leet, TO the norm line OF Lilies.
ton and Lockh rt's Enlarg. meat. III, nca W Al he
said north line tive hundred and twelve (2lzl fest
or tier aoouts, to the middle OF Main street
thence northwardly along the middle Of aid
Ma stree three hundred ana forty -four and one-
fourth (S4tL) tst. or thersAbouts, 10 tbs north
line OF said ~ -iotNo. our (4 the same also being
the norsh se-tion lice OF section No. twenty nine
llsls township SIX l6l, south range ten (0) west
hundred and thirteen (llS) feet or thef sabouts 20
ths pl CO Of beginning, said territory being
part OF the northwest quarter OF said section
contiguous 70 the city OF EvansvlIle, and not
Attest: A. Al. McGRIFT, Clerk. mylo-t jelQ
I've JOSEPH P; ELLIOTT. TRUSTEE OF
a Pigeon township, Julius Adler, James W.
nicksrs, henry kr.ft, Henry SseInls, and Milton
Kelly, aud the heirs aud legal representatives OF
John Becker, deceased:
Notice 10 hereby given that the petition re,
erred TO Ia ths above notice was presented 10
the Board of County Commisaioners ~ Vsndar~
burg ,canty on the 18th day Of Juna, lssS ma
that the same was received and Considered. ana n
was ordero by aaid Beard that the furlher ~.
Ing and consideration Of said application be con.
ttbued until the 10th day OF Ju y. 1865, and tba,
notice be given by the County Auditor by publ.
cation In the evansville Daily Jour OIL thai said
application 10 now PENDING hsfUr0 said Board, Gnt
that 10 will be heard and determined on the sal,
10Th day Of July, 1885. vICr0K BISCH,
Auditor V. O.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

gall B."-organizatious desiring
to join the procession on the Fourth of
July should report Immediately to Col
W. z. HolIingswortb, Chief Marshal, in
order to enable him to arrange the Or
der of March in time to be published on
Monday morning. 1t is desirable that
the procession be made as long and i'm
posing as possible, because many visit
ors are expected here from abroad Let
as many as pcssible join it The route Of
march will be short, and the procession
will reach the Grove before the heat OF
the day. Don't be afraid to walk two
or three miles to celebrate the Fourth
when our soldiers have tramped all over
the Southern Cenfederacy to fight for
the flag. Suppose the streets and roads
should be a little dusty or muddy,
Washingto tons soldiers tracked the frozen
ground at Valley Forge with the blood
from their bare feet Sherman's 7eter-
ans waded hundreds Of miles through
sWamps and over corduroys on theiI
march from ATLANTA to the sea" and
from Savannah to the Potomac Whai
we'll man will refuse to fall into line
on the Fourth
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

CAUTIoE. this kind of weather is
very unhealthy, great caution ought to
be observed in celebrating the Fourth.
Dissipation, and surfeiting with vietuals
or cold drinks, ought to be avoided.
Persons should not get over>hsated nor
cool suddenly. The procession ought
to form by o'clock in the morning and
commence marching by nine, and reach
the Grove not later than ten. The ex-
ercises should be not over three hours
long, and then dinner could commence
at one. This would enable those in at
tendance to enjoy their recreation and
amusement in the shade until the heat
Of the day was over, and return to town
in the cool of the evening. There
should be moderation in all things"
While we celebrate the glorious day Of
the Republics frat and second birth
the anniversary of the Declaration OF
independence and of the victories of
Gettysburg and Vicksburg-with all our
"might, mind, and str ength," let US do
no like sensible people. Let us take care
of our bodily health, in order that we
may enjoy future concentrations of
the National holiday, and help perpetu-
ate our liberties.