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THF VIktISIANs A Tl.s Last Cenilry vol tYo
cloth, 81
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HiscEiLXNIEs IN PROSE AND VERSE In vols oya
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Embracing Phyoosv and Esciney IS Lnrrap ,
with spec reference Practical Med-ne sho~iE the os ~
oyed Appfu. Methods Ruls Tor the medical use o. Ee
tri,ity Of Nervous Dea'i y Afed y "t1i'
n 3as-8chuets Nsdch society etc,
edition revised and ilusrsted vol. svo.. 10.
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HIDDEN DEPTIIs.

! vol. l2u1. -
"This book Of 6saa to ordinary seo i.,i'n o.
term would be ihan gsess. or ne dr'
Depths which il reveals gimP.e no nj subjects Tor
romance Pfeisce.
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Bv WILLIAM w STORY vols. Emo. cloth. -
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and THIS BOOK g. hcd With kgos' ard hope h't
little R1bfcrs which MI A-J9use c'h1es 10 DC
Htrasa. trlglrery. and stuff - FROM Preface
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LINE or FNIANUEL SWEDENB ono
MOSAICS OF DINE.

Together with brief synopsss Of tia wrfi poih InntoP
Theological. William White. flrst American Edition vi
an introduction by tie Rev y. D. Barrett vol Emo, 81 ~
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Mem Dnbcahors.
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ROBA DT ROMA.

MA AMI lPIsN<aftilf
tale Of Welded fdf BY Nrs inbbtek author Of n. Wife
siter or The Forbidden MsEriase" vol limo, 81 Is
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NEW EDITION.

Tn.lraiion, Of y0Ii50 NFooh Of unan Dc. bslTogl
Welded Life Babyhooi Youth Single Lie, Oh Ne ~ Sir~
Elizabeth A. Thusson. Ruo. ,,
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NEW. YORK and NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD.
1865 SUMNER ADVANCEMENT, 1866
COMMENCING MAY. ~ IdSi
AIMS LEAVE NRw.Yokk;

Passenger Station IN EewYoTs rgenly seysaih n1
tourhavs Entrance on lwsntvseventas-
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Otenn Steamers

INOR CALIFORNIA yia PANAMA.-The Pacific
Min steamship Coupinys steamer JkIlihhS LlonI WIZ
"a on VDSDAY June Freight fec~Ved as
p.n.i or rste. inquire Freight Office on Comp FeI
40 - Moth River foo 81 Caua-st =, o,,.,-
Sole Fesht Agent. r b. = D. Co.
DACFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE 10 CALltORHlA
CARRYING r. S. MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
s,e,rg leave Pier No q North River, foot Of Canat' o. L
O'clock, a. olo"s; ..,,.. ...rA c0r NIX CITY
Watsus. A.
June A. ELW.YoRK, Gray, connecting with GOLDEN Aok'
fsniswor'h u, ..,r.c. Of.
Tor 5.un Pacihc porsi ~ ana W i'f w"
a Au.cln porsj those Of ist touch o. NJ. nilo -,
no oornd, baaaee adg- drlne snd Attendance
roe For r. ~ 1efs Oh rhsr Information, appg At tho
'Ai@e u" ''' ""'"'' 49, 3. n. HOLMAN, Agent.
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prp GOODS.

RJOURYlNG GOODS
VA FROM RECENT AUCTIONS,
BELON COST OF INPORrA ZION - ...,.,
ENGLISH srA FRENCH BOMBAZlNES, 81 DElAlnE5'
TAVIsE CLOTHS GRENADINES and IRON BAhtuft7.
SPANISH GRAPES. FRENCH Lawns and OhdANDiE w ~,
IiXS oIfFI.s CLOTHS. SUMNER CLOTHS and MON
BloTEs IS r,r u.t bali price INDI HOn 2ikKS
Ell rer s,rl worth q. CHECKS. STRIPED and slN ~
GRAY GOODS variety 10, avriins drf.,'' Ply az
PACAs In baTtsns SIfltfD and flpti.b
nRfEETtfS gr r-r ward. worth Sc. GRAPE CLOTHS, two
vards WIDE sO y dress THlbEr and SUMMER sHANls IN
n. d choice selection Of BoSNETs and hANTILLAs {"
''''' W. JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning Goods
Pa he wei = o aud Prince sfs
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CERISE; A TALE OF THE LAST CENTURY
NtrDICAr. TIFCTRTCITY.

BY O. j. WHITE MELVILLE
Author Of 1.-THE Gladiator" "Deby Grand "Ihs bro'A- %
Biiemere" etc l2no, 81 rs
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THE STORY OF GISLI TIE OUTLAW.
FROM THE lCELANDTC.

BY GEORGE WEBBE DASENf d. G. L.
with iustrfio T. - John Miinly one vol uiah 30
WIKI maDs aud beau fs fn page iu'trtion% Ffce - o.
TIE Story Gi the Outiaw" oi tie choicest gems OF @
Legendary Iho e1ucatud 10 the hs ~
OF the q O cook making.
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND and
" FRANCE-rae New YORK .i Have st.am'hp company's
6tcs.. mail steamship. ARAOO and FULTON having been thor
hly rehtsd will Per No. - Norh RIVER ior HAVE ealing
a. 10 mouth. the following DAYS az u9on pc,isey;
FtILTON...- SANuEIs........... saturday June o 1873
ARAGu.....H ESEY 4 GADsDEN.. Saturday. JOY ls,A
FULTUN....S. SANUsL9. Scnflay. Aur ' lo
.ARAGO.....tiKNRY a. GApsDES. Standby Sept ! 1850
FULIOf...S SAN ufdiy, sept - tl1
every o there 1ii~T.
PRICES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE ~ GOLD
First 49, 81 second csn1.......... sos
Tlroufh fcs 90 London. - extra
An experienced Surgeon on board
he rpuulr o specie or vAuioe unless
~ -' j. J. COMSfOCk Agent
No. Broadway, Nsw-Yok
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L'RIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depot loot o.

IL CharnDers-st. Psvonis ferry; r--,,-,
Day Express for RochestT buuS0. caann'~ "'"s"s
and ai poi West and south
8.3D 4 m. WAY Fflin. daily 20 Ohsvil-
NJ. cypress Mai. Buffalo. saamsncs and Nes,
Mav MIDI rf0wu
s.Do n m W.y Tor Port Jervs Newbur,h. Warwick
$50 o. "a. Nfhs Express. Buf sE;susncA AID Jun irk
m. LlsBtnns Erprsss, daiy, Tor balao' S''"enes
Dunkik. end al points West snt >outn
q. H., Emisrsnt Train. daily for the west o., a. .
tSwess lrns IN Dir &C connecio1 stn ~ soenea Wa
Western Lines. HUH RIDDLE. OcfiSnpI
nArn CrnIp Pa. Ann
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nERFECT FITTING SHIRTS MADE to ORDER
Il on MEASURE
FOR Al EACH, OR $l2 PER DOZEN
Gentlemen ssvo s26 q m OF - dor. linen shifts
Gentlemen ave 10 Is 81 one dos NeN-iorf Nils shr-
tIentrucn IS a. DOR M8msnt Mile Shirt.
ti.ntrmen 80 don third qraiy Mhis 'hHts
Gentlemen o. single inrn or Airselss vest
HOW TO DO IT.
y your good. your. the Trohts ne by hsFis
your shrs made your n1era b. O. bOLSNDN 10 90
Broaiv4y Al pne Of 7s per dozen, Or % ~ t zn
-'' O. BOUSSON
No. s2l Broadway cor Of Can.is'
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eouthavs Entrence on i~entV@eVenia'-
TRAINS LEAVE NRwYokk,
For Nesiaven. 100 400 En- ll.DG AIS (Er,j ta
70 For I'd sS ~. 9 S 49, s no M pr ,EI a
Ok as. 80 aud 500 tEx.l m.
Fo Fairfield Southport aal wes'poE 80. SlA N s'A so
Fer Norvanx 100 400 tEr,) 30 n1 n, lais CEIJ aa
p;sl St2, ~ 20 go, 80 30 tSA' =. N; "a, ana,
sor stamford. 100 % trs.l 80 lL9o IN A1 tsL 2A
for ro-t chester sd a.sr@o nate .t1ioa. ~ a1l III
'''' '"' ''''' 49, coNSEcriSG TRAINS.
For Bos,os VIA Store line iSis (E1j eolp. m
For Hartford ana spdssse 400 N. tI l2lS, 100 (IJ
For Coanectlcn, River Railroad tEI,l a5p .oMss
Eor Hartford Po,leaes sI.htn Railroad .soa EIJ
sor Vow Haven New London and stouuson Railroad go
t s1 Ii9 aas Soa a.r6 s g.. 10 Ns'i'''A
D,nbary and Norwax RaIoaa. l'.iS p. II. 80
cOuuOdiou' Sleeping Cars Attached 70 go ~, p N ' Iovr
| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
from Msy leave James sp " Y Ga ioT Orsenpon sni
sstons 1850 n Tor syosscl ard way stations 5:g M p
p M North p sSd wy station. an on Sturdy nights Ysphsn
MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY
' 81 asS aa. 1st o 1 vii 'o T q 60 m
Ml Express or ~ saosw Of Mubun at 40 Ms'ns
9. scHocH, A..',,n, Superintendent.
NEW,JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Trains leave loot d
~ cour,lind,i. for PHL,pEIPu, att and 10 M. y N
p. u. aud y midnight
NORrHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Trains leave Jersey City Tot Psfmoni a. NJ slR &
- ~, = ~ ~, - st - 49, 0'. i'''' T. III @
TnoS. W DEMAREsr Superintendent.
DARTrAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
~ COMPANION and after FRIDAY, June the ssse
HOYr passenger boat Of this Road viii leave Pier No . Nots
River foot OF Duanet aud connect at Port Monmouth VITA EA
FOR the following points Oh the ko d; =.
II > o. Express Camden direct taking passengers
Red Bank ieas Brunch fsrnInsdas Point pIe.s6 es,ssns
Manchester Toms River Wooimnse barneglt shanon
ton ASTON Jackson and all ssions on TIE ana a'o 'h
= From iier No p and ilS P IN nom ii.f Nc 9t ~
Monmouth Highland. hSde9"n; saiT p & Fsssis
Pon. Pleasant sqnankiu Brickbas Manchester Toms River 'Aa
The Freight boat leave, p for all points the Inc sad
Camden - - .
Express AZ 920a. m. arriving IN New.fosk az 10 m
Freen: $3.50 D. NJ, striving IN New-l ors a. ~ M "a.
Way Mail and EKpe.s $50 ~ arriving in New.fork ., I'D
r. BAH baggage must be delivered At Pier No 81 a. ne1e WI. 0"
received az Pier No. = W. OLel iO'' Sup-
rrHE HARD RUBBER CRAVAr is not soiled BY
Il dust nor stained By Precipitation
prlntng.
VAIN. EVERDELLs SONS. No. lOi Futon-st;.--
" STEAM JOB PRINTERS .snd LABEL MAS0f"0i'"
ss1suzss,z-xsx-rzazExI
UeniiSirn.
TTAvE vour TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN by Dr. HOYT who the ony methods BY yAisa
NITROUS OXIDE administered pare oce No 6S bFoSa
way corner Of klsh,eenhet
n II. GRIFFINS, No. 25S Grand-st. n. y, OPP
~ po.s Lord Taylors the LARGE Sc aud APESFpS
Eysy oyonioa Dealr PsuoSmsd unusually Inv OfiisA
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THE POETlCAL WORKS Of THOMAS BLGh MAJ ~
Cortain gsyyia" Tte House by the sea- lr Ne@ r',.o
I" Vs-,uer OF the A.glauies." summer story " shrnn
Rie1 and other Poem Comprinl biz cuthe collected foe'
WAITING 10 1906. 3 Nols., limo, cloth. -.
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Mem Publications.

Mem publications.
NEW POPULAR WORKS
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giete Unvor,iy Pennsylvania e'c to oo ''o'
T. BUCHANAN READS POEMS.
THE POLTcAL wQRGS Of IaQAAs bITl &SA Ma 90 49,
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NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF "sTRATHMo2E"
CHANDOS.
NOVEL by "OUiDA7 seihor Of stfhmore" "oTAn1Ns e
Nsue," etc. vol eyop cloth +"
A REBEL. WAR CLERKS DIARY
AT THE CONFEDERATE STATES, CAPiIAAL, ,..,
During the tour ye Of TIE * 'isnfe q 20? 0oH'o''e
CLERK in the Wr Department Of tie Government Of the Conede e
sIstea In two volumes Crown sSo Pace 30 o.
THE HISTORY OF UsURY
From earliest period the Pre-n rme oFeiheI win ba
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THE STORY OF GISLI TIE OUTLAW.
FROM THE ICELANDlC.
BY GEORGE WEBBE BASENT, D. C. T.
with llsir by e T. 81 John Minay one x9 .nai 80
Win maps aud bsau I'll fa PAGE Ii,fe = n M
nic Legendary Loe Tao 'oums " eAoeaed 70 'hs sA' -"
OF the art OF cook msAlng
CERISE; A TALE OF THE LAST CENTURY
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During the yeas Of tue * ruce tho
BY J. Il. JONES.
Cerk in the Department Of tie Goy'rnmen OF the Cone'e'
states Ia two volumes. Crown Bgo Pace 30 90
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THE HISTORY O

From the earliest period present time together with hne
statement Of general principle. coucerls the s.3c, ~ nrn
fHsmin ton into tle folry " La
U.ny AID By J. b. g. Murray l'oL
8vO ~.
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NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF "sfKAIIMUHE'
CHANDOS.
A REBEL WAE C.EhINS } D 0,IlS ~

NOVEL BY "OUiDAy author Of Stfaihmore" "Or4n'i'
Ngue," / vol gyo. cloth. >
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JANIS A. WOTrON. Arfni, Hivr' and Paris.


ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs MAIL
s1g ANsilPs BErMEEN NETWORK AND HANRE, CALL.
100 AT BRESf
IN. ui.red new vessels @ fayote for the COuii
,ert viii a., iiom Tier NO. 20 North River. as follows
Nis -urruou ikDAN Jlne ~
Lem hDAft June -
NAPOLEON ILL.,, Bocande. uRDAf July IL
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READS BEADS Us ,,I BEA a9S9,
n P BROWN, lmp,r.er
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

EVANSVILLE DIRECTORY. = Mr..
Bennett called on us yesterday, and
informed us that he was through with
canvassing the city for his Directory.
He has obtained near eight thousand
names, showing that our city is i'm
proving rapidly in population at least.
He expects to leave on next Tuesday
or Wednesday. He wishes us to say
that any persons who have changed
their business or locations will confer
favor upon him by leaving notice of
said change at Dobelps Book Store
before Tuesday next; also, any orders
for the Directory, or advertisements,
may be left at the same place. foa
We are confident, from the faith
fitness with which Mr.. Bennett has
labored, that his new Directory will
be decided improvement on any we
have yet had printed, and, therefore,
trust that his list of subscribers and
advertisers may be proportlonately
large r
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

BOARD OF TRADE.-The attend
ance at the Board of Trade was notso
large as usual yesterday. The Com
mittee appointed to procure a room
reported that suitable one could be
had over the Merchants National
Bank. After some consultation it
was decided to engage the room above
mentioned, at which place the future
meetings of the Board will be held.
As usual, quite a number of speci-
mems of -four were ON exhibition. No
sales were effected, however, on
Change. The room engaged is to
be properly fitted up, and arranged,
so that all who choose to visit may be
comfortable. A spirit of determine
ton to make it a success was mani
tested by all who were there, and we
shall.regard the Merchants Exchange
for Evansville, as a fixed fact, The
disposition manifested by those who
are moving in this matter is praise
worthy, and we hope their efforts will
be crowned with success. All are in
vited to be present to-day who fellin-
terested. 2 NhW
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Card.

Editors Journals:
The following notice appeared in
the Evansville Courier of the 18th
inst:
One of the City Assessors called upon us
yesterday, to insert his notice, but was I'M
certain whether the CounciI would allow
the bill. Asst is an important announce
ment to workingmen and those who can
not well afford to loose the time during
working hours to attend to such matters,
we shall give its purport for their benefit,
gratis, and thus save the city the large sum
of 81. Messrs. VIII. H. Warren, Jr.., and
James i. Dunning give notice that all
persons who have not returned their
schedulesato the Assessors, will please do SO
at the Council Chamber before the 30th of
May" These gentlemen may be found
every evening until o'clock at that place.
The above conveys a false impress
sion. [ called on Mr.. Kierolf and
asked him to copy the Assessors no
tice from the JOURNAL, at the same
time asking what it would cost He
asked if it would make over ten lines.
told him that | did not know, but to
copy it, adding to the bottom of the
notice that the Office would be opened
each evening till o'clock, and that |
would pay the notice. I stated that
/ had not been authorized to contract
for printing, but that [ would pay for
the notice anyhow. l did not ask nor
expect it to be done for nothing. /
acted on my own responsibility for the
accommodation of those concerned.
and cast no reflection whate yer on
the action of the City Council.
JAMES L. DUNNING, Assessor.
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Annexation of Territory to the City
of Evansville.


RYOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, in pursuance of the provisions
of an Act of the General Assembly of the
State of Indiana, approved March 8, 1855,
entitled I" An act to amend the seventy
first section of an Act entitled, AN act
granting to the citizens of the town OF Ev-
ansville, in the county Of Vanderburgh, a
City Charter approved January n, lS47,
Act" will, on the eleventh day of June,
1866, present to the Board of County Com
miSsfoners of yanderburgh County petit
ton praying for the annexation to said
city Of the Following described territory,
and setting forth the reasons for such an
nexation, viz: All that part of the south
west quarter of Section No. %, Township
6. south of Range 10, west, in Vanderburgh
County, described as follows, viz: Begin
ming at the southwest corner ofsa1d Section
80 and running thence north four hundred
and thirty-five (4S5) feet, more or less, to the
middle of the alley separating the South
ern Enlargement of the city OF Evansville
from the territory hereby described; thence
east along the middle OF said alley two
thousand six hundred and forty z, 64O) feet,
more or less to the half mile line running
north and south through the middle OF
said section; thence south by said half
mile line four hundred and fhirty-f1ve s4i2l
feet, more or less, to the south line OF SAID
section, and thence west two thousand six
hundred and thirty -seyen q, $50 feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning; said ter
.ritory being contiguous to the city of Ev-
ansville, and not plated or laid Of:
w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. NJ. NIcGEEFF. Clerk
may.lV7anlAn neelts staea
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company would be willing to take the
contract with less privileges.
After considerable discussion, Mr.
Heilman moved that the ordinance be
passed as read.
Mr.. Reitz moved to amend by strik-
ing out fifty years, and inserting TWEEN
ty-fve, which was a tie vote By
provision of the city charter, the May
or has not a casting vote on the pas
sage of an ordinance, so the amend
ment was lost
Mr.. Miller then moved to amend by
inserting thirty years instead of fifty
which, upon motion, was lost.
The vote being taken on Mr.. He'll
mans motion, it was lost, the vote be
ing tie with no power of casting
vote.
After some further business tn,
Council adjourned.
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Annexation of Territory to the City
!. of Evansville.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
AN the Common Council of the city OF
Evansville, in pursuance of the provisions
of an Act of the General Assembly OF the
State of Indiana, approved March 3, 1900,
entitled . An Act to amend the seventy
granting to the citizens of the town OF
Evansville, in the county or Vanderb1rgn,
a City Charter approved January z, 1871
and TO add supplemented sections 10 sara
Act !" will, ON the 18th. day OF June, 1900,
present to the Board of County Commits
SiOners of Vanderburgh County petltlon
praying for the annexation 10 said city o.
the followlng-described territory, ana set
ting forth the reasons for such annexatlons
of Section %, Township south, Range ~
west, in Vanderburgh County, descrlDeu q
follows: Beginning at the corner OF Oul-
lot number five t5), as laid out by H. NJ
Evans fthe said point being also the north
west corner of the Northeast Enlargement
of the city of EVANSVILLE, and running
thence south by said Northeastern En-
laruemeIlt six hundred and sixty 1880 feet
to the middle of William street, EXTENDED
westwardly from said Northeastern En-
largement; thence west by the mluuie VI
said William street. extended three nun
bred and thirty $500 feet, to the eastern
boundary line of Dixon Addition; thence
north by said Dixon's Addition SIX nun
bred and sixty $500 feet to the north nne d
north line three hundred and thirty tSO)
feet to the place. Of beginning.Deing tn 1s
last half Of said Out-lot number 8; said
territory being contiguous to the city OF
Evansville. and not plated or laid of.
= W. BAKER, Mayor
Attest Al. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
may17 till juneiS IN,