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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-19
ELE CIR APH.
LATE FOREIGN AND. MEXICAN
NEWS.
pRUssIAN TROOPS IN HoLsTEN.
2.
AUSTRIANS CONCENTRATING AT
altoona.
A VIRTUAL OPENING OF WAR.
DIsCONTENT AMONG U. S. TROOPS
ANARCHY ! II N0RF TERN MEX lc0.
FOREIGN NEWS.
oN THE 20 HkANDL

4gTHER PoIET, june To- Ihe
steamer Peruvian, Liverpool .7th, and
londonderry Sth, passed this point en-
route for Quebec. Her dates are one
day later. ~ noo
ba1es Market opened buoyant with
Id. advance, andiclOsed with a decline
of 4@1d.; on the week s sales TO spec-
ulators $500 bales, and to exporters
$500. Orleans middllng quoted 1o2o.
LIVERPOOL, June 8.-Cotton SAFES
on Friday Is, 600 bales. Market closing
buoyant, caused by advices per Java.
Breadstufs firm. Provisions quiet,
but steady. ,o1
96a964 for money. U. S. 5-2Os 64C@
64S illinois shares 75@752. Erie
shares 40@41. Bullion in Bank Of
England increased 81, 400, 600.
The Prussian troops entered Hol-
stein on the 7th.
The Austrians are concentrating at
Altoona.
Austrian forces are regarded as a vlr-
tual commencement of war.
m In the British House OF Commons
+he onnosition had attempted sur
nrise on the Government by moving
nostponement of the consideration O
the franchise clausein theReform BIZ
but were defeated by a majority OF 2
for the Government.
Mr.. Walpole's amendment was als(
rejected, the Government majority be
ing a.
China is off this port in q log. lie
dates re lwo days later.
The news VIII be telegraphed a
soon as she comes up.
HALIFAX, June 18.-The steam
shin China from Liverpool the 9tt
ala Queenstown the 10th, has aTTiVe'
Her dates are two days later. -
~ Consols closed at S6@87c.; 5-2O
at 641@64ac.; Breadstufs have an ac
yancing tendency; Provisions stead
Political news is unchanged.
Vera Latest By the China. Lave
pool, Saturday evening.-Cotton sail
10000 bales, market closing hrl
with advance of yesterday fully man
Stained. Breadstuffs firm. Provl
ions steady. g
tAo : LONDON, Saturday, june 9.-C9nsc
closed at 86g@868. Money!.
5-20s, 654@66. !.
Continental news continues wa
1;ka
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Annexation of Territory to the City
~ b.tooof Evansville. III 51uo
rs HEREBY GIVEN, that

-m~orFrF 10 HEREBY GIVEN, that
IL the Common Council OF the city o.
Evansville. in pursuance OF the prov dSA1Lhs tte
of anfAct Of the General Assembly OF f the
sStefa et.a of Indiana. approved March 8, 1861
entitled 2 An act to amend the seventy.
first section of an Act entitled, An n , act
ansville, in the county OF ' NanoefbuTsinSy ~ a
Cyitvt Charter approved January =. 1ot1g
and to add supplemental Sec5lons y IF u 2nne me
1855 present to the Board OF County ooIttti1 ooHtt1
.missfoners of Nanderbufgh CoahtS a Pg,9d Pei9td1
tion praying for the annexatlon 70 saIu
cifZ1 Of fine following described tefrltorys7
and setting forth the reasons.fo sGcn.anl7 1
nexation, Wiz i+na Al that & Rar' - u TewDship
| x soItfh of Range 10, west, in NandeIb burgn
County described as foIloWssgylH beSlll, ~.
niTp AT the southwest corner OF Sa1Q SectloH
| % and rI1il rirg hence north four hundred
and thirty-fi We 1851 feet, more or less 70 tne
middle OF the alley separating EIneSouiSlhIa
! rom iii, 3 TERRITORY hereby described thence
| east along: the middle OF said alley Two
thousand six hundred ana lofty lzo5VI aeT.,
/ north and south through the middle of
/ said section; thence. south by said hall ball
I mile line four hundred and thirty-f1ve (4ool
| feet, more or less, to the south hne OF saio e
Issection, and thence west two thousand SIX
hundred and thirty seven 100 1eet, 5nore .o
| or less to the place of beginning; SAID Ter
i .Tif0rv being Contiguous to the city OF EX-
ansyie, and not platTNSeqR q KRR tiP on 'Navorg
A3 Attest. A. NJ lMCGRiFF, Clerk Ii A 4 =
) l.nay yl0-ddjuneu 1HF0 Esd 3B
4 10 j. d. Conduit and an other oaQ2ers, or
/ 7 cyyi,,,ts Of read estaze, ppgising tfe ter
i "a g.itoq,g described ia the foregoing notice. %
Notice is hereby given, that the petition
| referred to in the above notice was pre-
3 I sented TO the Board of County Comn1ls-
. | SioneTs- OF Vanderburgh County on the Hth
day. of June, 1866, and that the same was
received and considered; and ut was order
ed By said Board that the further hearing
Z and consideration of said application
/. | he CONTINUED until the 2nd day of July.
! 1sa3 anithat notice be given by the County
J A4idifor. by publication in the EyanSyllle
II Daily Journal that 81 I'd az Slication. Is now
: nending before said Board, and that II WI ! I
: he heard and determined on the SAID zhd
5 day of July, 1866. t..-.,.,,<r, ,,,s,Jo,1 9.
! Auditor Vanderburgh County
y Evansville, June IL, 1866 f8 q
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Daily, Tri-Weekly s Weekly
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The next campaign will be one OF
the most important which the people
of Indiana have ever fought against
prescription, and error, and wrong.
Now. if ever, must the fruits OF the
terrible war which we have suffered,
be secured beyond a peradventure.
The grave responsibilities growing ogt
ated by all the people. In order that
they may be prepared to act under
standingly, there is a necessity for
chean and rapid means of informing
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piring from day to day in the political
world. It is with the design of dong
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FROM HARRISBURG, PENN.

HARRISBURG, Penn, June lo.-If {
i stated that, for the protection OF
the holders Of the notes OF the Pe-
trolenm t,aS and Venango County Bank,
snficient securities remain IN the
hands of the Auditor General to re-
deem every dollar of circulation; The
ep;fs GsH nending in reference to the re-
= noval nova of the bonds from the Auditor
Generals. Office will only effect depos-
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A CAMPAIGN EDITION
OF THE
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at such rates as shall place the paper
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Indiana.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, june 17.-Sdiled-,
Steamers Huntsville, Stevedore and
Mariposa, for New York.
Barrett & Lewis extensive sugar
warehouse, No, 81 Gravier Street, was
burned this evening Loss heavy,
Int l11nascertained. .E1l
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CARRIAGE MAKER.
i +. HAMMERSTEIN,
Carriage and Wagon
MANUFACTORY.

CORNER MAIN STREET AND CANAL.
Tho undersigned has now on hand
sniandid resentment of finished Carriages
for spring Trade. They are OF 5he ncsI1das iSTese
Ennr-Posseno,sT 9,IT -I5 Roelxaways, Light Rock
aVyavs. Buggies with Stationary and Snltt-
ing TOPS: also, fancy light Trottlng bug
gies and Prince Alberts.
for country use. Ny work is made OF the
very best and thoroughly seasoned timber,
and ironed with extra refined iron. use
Iy hand at the shop, by the bestiof nZsscna-
mics. i warrant all my work to give entlre
satisfaction in every respect. Persons WISH
inc 10 purchase anything in my line Will
And if 10 their interest to call and examine
nv stock before purchasing elsewhere.
nropose to sell at the lowest poSslDle Sash
/ rates. r. hADADAA-A@7AA A-A-'
marl9
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rp0u CINcINNATI.

CINc1NNATI, june 18.-A lire this
ofternoon destroyed building on the
southeast corner of 4th and Main
Streets. occupied by the American
Rank Note Company and others
Damaged to the amount OF SlO,VOV'
Insurance unknown. - -..L-
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CITY NOTICES.
TO CONTRACTORS.

THhe common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive proposals until
Tune 18th, 1866, for furnishing materials
and constructing a box or trunk IN the
canal, between Main l, and Sycamore, esl, ana rnl
pacity, 2 by .215 feet. Material, good TWO
inch White oak plank, we'll braced.
~ oAe'0-z A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks once, June 6, 1866
fUnion copy. Jun
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Annexation of Territory to the City
of Evansville.

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ Common Council OF the city OF Evans
a ut of the General Assembly of the state
of Indiana, approved March s. 1855, entitled
q An Act to amend the sectiqSn ION
citizens of. the town of Evansville, in the
county of Vanderburgh, City Charter,
approved January Y, ls47s and to ad9 SUP
Elemental sections to sald Acts W. -. ~
Raart sSf n 4Te
sssseef3bed territory and setting torlh - me
tsasons for such asanes alton, w. 1ae
Southwest quarter OF section = Noa9, 9t 1es II, II
% SarbTlrgh County, Indiana, the same
beine known as the Al Longwortn Iract
said territory being contiguous to the cltS
of Evansville, and not p5atI51 % NC. H., W
Attest A. NJ. NcGRIFF, Clerk. ru6
maya q till june25 eH- h8-g
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Annexation Of Territory to the City
of Evansville.

--OrycE US HEREBY GIVEN. that
IL the Common Conncll OF tne .iSyo,,s ciey Dl
Of an Act ofthe General Assembly OF 6l 6ne
state of Indiana, approved Marcn ., 800
entitled . An Act 10 amenu t1e sSSehSlSt ~
1rantino to the citizens of the town OF
Evansville in the county OF VanderdD1uIIggtn7' ~ Iggt7'
a City Charter approved January ~ iii 1oi.ii
andIfo add supplemental sections TO salq
Act. will. on the Ilth day OF June, $500,
present to the Board of County CoIiiilils- Co.niI-
sioners of Vanderburgh County, pel!1lIlon
praying for the annexation 70 stslo CIV "
RE foI10wing described territory, and set
ting forth the reasons for sucn anneXau1On,
viz. All the territory situated portn east q
Eighth street and southWesC pes,;n ol ni,,o
at the middle of Eighth street, IA tue Wy Wy
of Evansville, opposite the soutneasl sue
of the alley which separates bakeI arei,,
fion of said city from the territory hereln
described and running thence nortneasts,
wardIy by said alley, seven hundred anu
thirty-eight (73S) feet more or less, 70 ih5 tl5
middle of Tenth street. thence paIaiIeI
Ilish III Eighth street (by q line which would
| he the middle of Tenth street II sald street
were extendedl, three hundred ana MY nIey
! nine (359) feet, more or less, TO the loilI-
| west side of the Wabash and Erie cana!
! thence along the northwest side OF sald
1 Canal five hundred and tWenty-four lssil l9sztil
tS,a tgs middle of Eighth street as the same is
laid out through the southern
/ of said city; thence south three h9ndtSto lIt'1
/ and piQnfN-tWO anu IN
/ 13322a-i6sO fleet Inorel or less, 70 polhee
| where the middle ~ said ElGhto syftel Z
1 the eastern EulQre llent -Atetsee'9
/ the middle Of sa4a Ei8hth +tteot ~ "a
4 Southern Enhancement e1e tiAetAee ~
I T5aster1 Fulase ment, along b4e ~ ittts'
i-sald Eighth ssIf q -
1 ry-five anu $500
I cr loss TO th place Of Bels4iAilftA 7
| tory being contiguous - tIle eits 2
/ vile and not plated oT stl5 9aL
A ST BAKER g oA.
A. 81. MC5 RIF =, LteIA-
may19 l3ll Jgne-l - ,..,....-,.e q, i .vysl K
To The heirs and legal Representatives Of mug
| : P0ndld deceased, and all 0ther O1OiseTS "
cTlrfyll07lts Of real estate, lprSsf1g the teT
d. Yito4Y described t1t the foregoing Rot'ee > !. o
Il Notice is hereby given that the petition
refarred TO in the above notice was ptt
= se11fed To the Board of County Comlnls
sioners, of Vanderburgh County, on tn
lIith day of June, 1866, and that tne ssIa m
was received and considered; anu 4t,a ~ W.
4 ordered by said Board that Une I.l lurtnt
: hearing and consideration OF sald appIllJ;s
: tion be continued until the "a Gay OF g. VI.
: | 1SRk and that notice be given Dy the Soul
& ty Rudftor, by publication in the EVans
Vile DAILY JoURNAL,, that s3l1 No aPpilSs ~,
C | tion is now pending before said BOARD, Al
( that it will be heard and qeterlhiheu =
: the said I'd day of July, 1856 en- '..5 =
j IHh3 tii AUDITOR Vanderburgh county.
Z lsII Evansville, June H. 1885, l83
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GRTDLEY'S
Salt Rheum and letter Ointment

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Scrof1ia, and all Diseases and Eruptions
IN the Skin. when used in conjunction
with DI. FASTERLY'S IODINE AND SARSA-
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both To be used in these complaints; -
Price--The Iodine and Sa1saparalla 9l "
per bottle, : r,attar
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0o 80. North Firth street. 81. LOUIS
Ffsec1rf ana at their branch store, NO W
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS. z !.

~~AytNG ERECTED ONE OF THE
- most Extensive works of this kind in
- %Ivastey1, e0nntrv and secured the SER
vices of one of the most experiellctse1S ~ .ii
chine Oil men, il am now able TO furnish TINS
bae11 tried nv SOME of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever USED. useSd+.,,.
Railroads. Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Miils-in fact, all macnine7s Low Low
rIInning-can be SuppIled proInPtAS r@lllo
with satisfaction. -, ,t1,.1s
Orders of W Wholesale dealers filled on lloe-
raj terms. -. g. =.
of charge. .,,.
Coal Oh sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal OIL barrels
O9' PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
maya If.
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RIHER NkWS-There was six feet
water in the channel last night, and
falling slowly.
The steamer Hudson len for Cincin-
nAd yesterday evening.
The Maggie Hays leaves the wharf
for Cincinnati to-day in place OF the
steamer HilIman, during low water.
style and will, no doubt, secure a good
share of custom. Capt Hendrickson
and Theo. Fink, Clerk, are her officers.
The Revenue leaves for Portsmouth
to-day ut the regular hour.
= The Express Is the regular Parkers-
burg packet for to-day. She leaves the
landing at IL o'clock.
The HenrySLogan leaves for Steuben-
vile at 2 o'clock this fternoon. BaLel
DOYLE the gentlemanly and accommo-
dating clerk of the Logan, will do
everything in his power 70 contribute
to the comfort OF passengers.
The Evansville still meets with good
success In the passenger line, in her
trade between this city and tBellair.
s. The Pittsburgh Dispatch of yesterday
Sayss The steamer Bayard left for
Parkersburg ut noon. The New State
lete for Cincinnati and louisville YES
terdaY afternoon The Kate Putnam is
announced for Cincinnati; the Glas-
cow and Leonfdas for st. Louis, and
the Argunaut No. 2 for st, Paul. The
steamer Importer ut last adYices,awas
ON her way 10 this port from st. Louis,
and was Alighted or ut Blannerhas-
sets. She had about four hundred
tons of freight aboard, principally of
hour and grain. She win be found Mt
the wharf this morning The Julia No.
= VIII leave tomorrow for GAINESVILLE.
Affairs on the Allegheny are QUIET
Reports fsom OIL City say there is two
feet in the channel and rising.
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DEAD Bope EouNn.-A day or two
ago the body OF an unknown girl, sup
posed TO be between eight and ten
years or age, was found aoating in the
Ohio river, opposite Stenbenyflle.E From
the time she was supposed to have re
MANNED In the water, It was believed
that she was one OF the passengers ON
the Inflated Winchester or Financier,
burned near Liverpool, in February
last. She had ON n blue domestic calf
CO dress, with white spots, and fian-
mel skirt. Alter an inquest had been
held the body was deCently buried.
Enrther information can be had by adj
dressing Coroner Stephens, ut Steu-
benviile, Ohio.
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LATEST FRoaf AFRICA. "A colorefi i'm
diyidual BY the name or George Little
ton, yesterday morning made his sable
entrance into the Police Court. and
atter m attentive examination Of the
proceedings Of that body, was request
Cd 10 hand over 1--WE dollars and COSTS.
George had been guilty OF using pro-
fame language and threatening to give
q free exhibition Of his muscular ae5
ompllshmcnts IN 'front.' OF the AfsIsSire
House. and Tor far he might do soules
thing awful aud desperate, 4 liftleres
stratuing influence was exeftei l5v his
honor Judge Good. The d sired eject
WAS produced, and AFTER disgorrinr tie
necessary spondnlieks. he made MS
exit from the eonrt-room like 4 cloud
disap pearing nom the lace OF themo6n,
thinking no doubt that the sssrisy of ne
tran grsssor j hard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19

THE Syoon GROWING INTEREsr.-yYe
see that in the vicinity OF ittsburg
there has lately been held sheep
shenring festival, and the Pittsburg pa
of wool taken nom iirst elass sheer.
We do dot doubt but what there are
some fne specimens owned in that To-
eality, hut Il must certainly knock
undeF when the counties composing
the Panhandle OF West Virginia; come
IN comp ition with them. We think
Il would be d good idea for our nier-
chants TO form an Association similar
70 those IN vogue In our neigh boring.
cities. There Is no doubt but. Ssliat this
section OF the State can vie sue Sf1lly
in the wool growing interest. The
T Panhandle has always held n high repu-
tation in this particular. and every.
year Is adding additional fame 10 her
already acknowledg pre-eminence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19

Anindividnal, accompanied by a young
lady, got OF the cars \ day or two ago,
and put mp at . hotel on the other side
OF the river. He stated that he was in
search of some friends In this city. he
has been stopping ut the hotel for some
two or three days, and rs yet has not
succeeded In finding the article for
which he has been making such indus
trIous search. The inference is that he
hasn't got any friends In this city and
never had any. Il Is not altogether i'm.
probable, however, that he may yet
form some new acquaintance. So we
arc informed by gentleman wearing
rha blua
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19

SohDIKRs' C'osvKSTI0Ss-. State Cons
vention Of Pennsyly auia soldiers IS to
b held In Pitfshnrg. on the fith ofnext
June- ItpronHse 10 Be extensiyelyat-
ans, from PHILADELPHIA dresS ed in uElt-
tornl. are expected TO be presents The
Convention will be composed Of fye
cele'zates from each conErees io1ai dis
trict. The Conrention VIII hold its
session n The City Hall, OF Pittsburg.