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WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive nso OF these Watches for
the last hftoeu years boy Railway Conaaot-
ora, Engineers, and EEproasmeu The most
exacting Of watoh-welfem, has thoroughly
demonstrated the strength, atoadinoae. due
rabluty. and accuracy OF tho Waltham
Watch. no satisfy mat class in hu those
respects d 20 decide one quostiol aa 10 the
zeal value OF these umekeopers
The superior organization and great exc
tent oil the Company Works Nc Waltham
enable them % produce watches eqmbin
Ing the best ana latest improvement b, and
at price which renders mpnitlon
futile and those who buy ang other
watch merely pay from y 20 30 Der cont.
inore for their watches than ia noeowary.
For sale by OIL dealers.
No watches rotailod by tho Company.
HOnHIas q APPLETON.
GENERAL AGENTS.
Is2 BHOADwAY, NEW ROHH.
milo dsw lMon, wed, Fri), wst
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Administrators Notice

-AYOBTDE Is AzEAREBY GEEEFT. that
~ will sell at pubic auction. IN SAT-
urday, the 5th day OF Juae next Al the
late residence OF Antnony j. Lavender, de
ceased, in Independence. Vanderariroh
county .lno anas The personal property of
said estate, consisting OF One set of black
smitn.s toois, q loi Of steamboat patterns,
a lot of spikes, oakum, and various otber
articles Sale to CONNIE nee at Ig O'CLOCK
4 credit o. six months VIII be given on ali
sums over three dollars, the purch aser
giving his note, with Approved sure ".
waiVfng valuation and appriisernent avs.
mas W3tl =. W. LITTLE, Adm'r.
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A PLEASANT HoP.-A large assem-
blage of our Hebrew fellow citizens
enjoyed a most delightful hop at Ma
tional Hall last night, one Of the
most brilliant affairs of the kind of
the season. The music was admira-
BILE, and joy was unconfned. Every
thing passed off IN the most pleasant
manner. We regret that a press of
other duties prevented us from more
than merely looking in upon the gay
and joyous scene. oraa
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We learn that parties are about to
make application for the appointment
of two letter carriers for this city.
There is recent act of Congress
which authorizes one letter carrier ;"
for every 10000 inhabitants, but we
are not prepared to say that this would
be of much utility in this city at pres
ent. 1t might, however, prove to be
of some advantage to our business
men.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT-Vander-
burgS County VS.. Victor Bisch. Igle-
hart ard Chandler for defendant; and
Robinson. Parrett, and Shackelford
for the county. Defendant fled his
answer. and the prosecution demur-
red. Nearly all day was taken up in
the Arguments.
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United stateg MaTghalls SIC.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or
I'D sale to me directed from the Clerks
Once OF the United States District Court
for the District OF Indiana, mace IN the
cause n Admiralty No. 1901. John Hugo,
et al VS.. the steam boat Qulcks ep, j wiIl.
on S5ai urday, the 18th day Of May. 1869, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. n and 4
O'clock P. NJ, at the Court House door, fla
the CITY of Evansville. Nauderburgh
County Indiana, offer for sale at public
auction TO The highest bidder for cash, the
Wrt ok of the steam boat ollie Sullivan.
now lying in the Ohio River near DlamoL d
Islan0, between Evansville and Mt. Yer
non, Indiana
BEN. SPOONER. u. g Marshal
By j. >. BIGELOW, Deputy.
May Sth. 1863. myll
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Mr.. Semonin moved that the sala-
ries of certain officers employed In
the service of the city be fixed, and
suggested a plan by which the bhsi-
ness Of the Council might be trans
acted with more dispatch.
This gave rise to considerable dis
cussion, and the subject was laid over
for consideration at the next meeting
of the Council.
Mr. Semonia's motion, in relation
to the salaries, was referred to
committee consisting of Messrs. Hop
kins, Semoniu, Orr and the City At
torney.
Mr. Wiltshire stated that the pres
ent stabling for the engine horses
could no longer be had, and presented
a proposal from Thomas I'll. Crist for
the erection of stable adjoining En-
CINE House No. 2, which was referred
to the proper committee.
The Mayor handed in the report
that James shuttle, had pail on his
graveiing Improvement note SIS. aud,
also, John Hodson paid $240 81 in
city orders, which were paid into the
City Treasury and receipt fled. The
report was accepted.
Mr. Steinsker said that gunwales
were being removed from Sycamore
Street, and moved that the party Mr..
r. Boyle be required to report how
many had been taken away. Agreed to.
On motion, the Council adjourned
to attend the railroad celebration at
Henderson, Ky, on the 10th inst.
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B2- Fools cap for schools, a good
article cheap, at JOURNAL Office.

SUNDAY SCHOOL FEsTIyAL.-The
regular annual festival Of the Meth
odist, Episcopal Sunday, School at New
Harmony. will be held in Union Hall,
New Harmony, on Saturday evening,
May I'D, and win consist of songs
and tableaux, to conclude with a So
ciable, where ice cream, cakes, &C..
will be. sold, A post Office will be
run during the evening, and a delight-
full time is anticipated. The object of
the festival is for the support Of the
school. The friends of Sunday
Schools in this city are invited to
visit and strengthen the brethren OF
New Harmony.
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Posi- OFFICE HoURs.-The Office
was opened yesterday to holders of
Lock-boxes at 6 o'clock A. NJ, and
kept open till II O'clock midnight,
proving a great convenience to the
public. The. general delivery, glass
boxes, and business office were OPEN
ed at z Am. and closed at z P N.
These hours will be observed for the
present. 1854
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NUNwARRANTED SUPPosITIoN.-
1t is probably malicious to suppose
that DIR. Yates had a fowl intent,
when discovered near the chicken
coop of the Louisa on Saturday night
last.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES. = Fish &
Barter, No. IS Main Street, have re
ceived the June numbers of those
favorite fashion books, Cooley, De-
n1Orest, and Peterson's Magazines. The
fashion plates in each are very fine.
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Il = AS>7A'- , y - - NHAAA, A9O0'
at 2 O'Clock pm.


The following valuable real estate in the
ORIGINAL PLAN of said city, to wit:
Lot number forty four (44) ami ten feet
adjoining OF lot hummer forty nve (45l, the
whole ironing eighty 1--WE leet on First
street al the corner or Walnut street. and
MaoeIine #. Laugbiin, subject to the pay
ment of one hundred collars annually 10
So de adj lac + Laughlin curing her life.
thirty feet fFunt on ~ alter street by one
b Indred and fifty feet. more or less, to I'll 9
ahey: being the corner part of lot number
S -VenteeD (iT), 81 uated at he lower corner
of Water and Sycamore streets, embracing
the stOiehouse, warerOOms, &C, now occu-
pied by Samuel Orr, Esq.
The lower or westerly one-f0urth of lot
number one hundred and thirteen Glib; ;
being 1917 feet front on Second street am
extending back, OF the same width, to the
joins the livery establishment of Joseph
Also fa-a
A strip fOrty-five feet in front on Water
Street, extending back, of the same width,
one hundred and ten feet, more or less, TO
Laurenps line; said stflp to be taken off
of the over side of lot number i've %, ad :.
Joining lot number six ~, in the Lower
In agreement OF said ty.
Lots four (4), fiv- (5), and six (6), In block
number one hundred aud ten QI0), in La
masc0. 80
Lots ore o., two (2). and three 49,, in
Laughltn q Jones's subdfvtsl on Of original
lot 2, block l47, Lama>cO.
TERMS-One-thtrd cash; the balance in
twelve and eighteen months, with interest
MARY ANN LAUGHLIN,
JAMES La UGHL'N.
FRANCIS b. LAUG HLIN,
&c HUGH WOODSiDE,
THos. z. GARvIcy, Attorney.
mayl3 DIST (Ned&Sat). wit
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A. RAID.--The police al late hour
last night made raid on an Etheopl-
an shebaDg" on Water Street. In
Whisky Row, and gobbled up about
twenty abandoned creatures, male and
female. who viii be disposed of to-
day. There are other localities that
could be-improved by like move
ment. SO
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DIED.

RUARK.-Ou the 18th inst. Of cancer Of
the breast. Mrs JULIA AM, wife Of Dr. ..
Ruark, of Center Township aged 40 years
Mrs. RuaTk was an aminble lady kind
neighbor, an ahectionate wife, and AN
earnest Christian. For fifteen years she
was member OF the NJ. e. Church, and
in her last terrible amlotion realized the
triumphs Of grace in an unusual manner
Her last words were, " Blessed Jesuz,"
a nd she ceased TO live.
THE soul OF our ster is gone
To heighten the triumph above,
Exalted TO j. gus' throne
And eIasped DO nc arms OF HIs love. y
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LETT TowN.-Some time ago Mr..
Uhlhorn. of the firm of Uhlhorn &
Brinkman, sued out peace warrant
against man by the name of Shields,
who had made some threats against
the plaintiff. Shields was not arrested
until last Sunday. He had a hearing
before Justice McTernan yesterday.
butzas he agreed to leave the city if
Mr. Uhlhorn would let him off light,
he was only fined 81. He paid the
money, and left the city. .ai
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d. B.-We are requested by the
members Of the Dead Beat Society in
this city to say that, although DR..
Yates, Qate lessee Of the Opera
House, was dead broke when he left.
he was not member of their society.
They would scorn to acknowledge
him as a member.
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b% Schuefmapn g. fBurford, at
the Opera Drug Store, No. Is South
First Street, Chambers Block, have
received tbeir new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils. Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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&c ~ 8.
For sansn Rover ltso,s 80 4nsra Page.

The weather continued cloudy up TO a late
hour last night, and the river continues to
fall fast............The additional arrivals and
departures yesterday evening and last
night include the Robert Burns, Cincln-
natl to Memphis; Qnickstep, to Cairo;
Romeo, from Nashville; Rapidan No. 2, TO
PASSPORT; Messenger, PittsbuTg to st. Paul;
MolIfe Norton, TO Henderson; Sallte v, to
Mount Vernon: Hartford, to Green River;
Kate Putnam, st. Louis to Pittsburg; r.
w. Strader, New Orleans to Cincinnati;
Minneola, Memphis to Cincinnati.
The silver spray passed down yesterday
afternoon, loaded to the guards, without
stopping 1.-THE Messenger and Burns
were deeply loaded, and each discharged
largely here .........The Hartford had an ex-
cellent tip out..-.....-The Qulckstep LETT
with a moderate trip...-....The Mary Hous-
ton, after taking considerable freight, left
at 3 Pm THE Romeo Brought l63 hogs
heads tobacco for sundry consiz ness-.-----.
The Rapidan had an excellent trip. Her
manifest and that OF the Romeo
will be found below. .......-...Among
the passengers by the Robert Burns
was Phil Tieman, the celebrared billiard
player. of Cincinnati, who, with his wife
were en- route to the Hot Springs of Ar
KANSAS IN search OF meant Ar-.sa-.a. Il nc EAttte
Putnam had good load. Jim Montague
and - kirkpatrick were her pilots.
Mr.. Adams, Of Wheeling, father OF Glilo
Adams, Steward Of the Messenger, died on
board that boat yesterday. near Tell City.
A metallic coffin was procured there, and
the body placed in 1t and left here, 10 he
forwarded by rail- to Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia. He was an estimable o gentle
man, some seventy years old, and was on
his way TO visit his sons fam, near Rock
Island. He died of rheumatism of the
heart.......The p. W. 5trader and Miuneoia
arrived ut midnight The strader dis
charged 27S bales Of cotton for r.. X Dun-
kerson & Co, and hao a fair passenger
! trip. The Mtnneola had good up trip
she discharged I05 bales Of cotton for X.
X. DunkeTson & Co., and a lot OF hides,
| EN- PITY barrels, etc, for other consignees.
| MANIFEST steamer Romeo. MAY l7-R X
/ Dunkerson a Co, l52 hhds tobacco; + n
! Humphrey Il 20, 4 hhds do; Martin, 4ard-
/ ner a. Co. 10 n hds do. SemOnlu, Dixon Il
/ Co, 1 stove and contents.
Mnnifesfs.
MANIFEST of steamer Rapidau No. .
Mackey Nisbet & Co bales cOttcn; Hum
| Weldon Bros & Co ] hogsh cad tobacco;
| Lee Howell dry hides wild oxe Vim
| Holman iron wheel and pkgs cast ugs;
Preston q Mentfee l coil rope; Martin
Gardner & Co 3 hogsheads tobacco, 10 dry
hides, 8 pkgs eggs and butter.
| REsHIPPING
/ Iouisyi lIe--Ed Wilder Il COS bags rags, z
bags Fathers, 2 hides; Pratt d Allen pale
4 cotton: Geo w Wick bales cOttons ID Z
| Bradley 1 small iron wheel.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Stationery.
Fine Letter Paper,
.a81 Fine Note Paper.
Legal Fools Cap Paper,
Faber's Pencils, II.
Eagle Pencils,
Rehbach's Pencils
American Pencils,
Carriers Ink,
ent- Arnold's Ink.
Buffers Ink.
Envelopes,
o"~s Ladies Note Paper,
v ~ Rulers, Fa
aud everything in the Stationery line
at the JOURNAL Office, next door to
Pustnffice. ..-
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MARKET REPORT. = The regular
weekly Commercial Summary and
Market Report will be found on the
third page of to- days JOURNAL.
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A MORAL DAY.-Considering that
but two plain trunks were the only
cases which engaged the attention of
the Recorder yesterday, weare happy
to say it was. a moral day. =.
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EH.&N. R. R.. Northern Divis ion
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
15undays exeepted,J at................ Is PM.
Train leaves Henderson at....-...... I'D p n.
Arrive al jacksonville ....... ......... 80 p.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves jacksonville daily
(Sundays eXcepted) at ................ 4 20 Am
Arrive al Henders a ............ ...... 80 An
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Noble Norton ..--.....-..---- 30 A. n.
Making connection both ways v ith
trains on the +. & Z. Railroad.
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BASE BALL.-The Evansville Base
Ball Club divided, on last Saturday
afternoon. and played a fine game
The side which contained the largest
number of old base ball players was
defeated, which quite astonished both
parties.
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WHITsUNTIDE-A large number of
colored persons from Henderson was
in. the streets yesterday, taking view
of the city, and investing their loose
change in Summer clothes. The oc-
casion of their visit was the celebra-
ton Of the day called Whitsuntide.
The party. numbering abouttwo hun
dred in all, lett on the Norton and
Sallie v.
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Ia CONFIRMATION - Eleven youths
male aud female. were confirmed at
the Sixth Street Temple, or Sunday
last. The ceremonies were deeply
solemn and impressive.
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ga The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by I. @.
Bridwell & Co.. corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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RAILROAD UREa e. "A sac .
Corrected May E7th, 1869
ETausyIIIe 8 CraWfOrdsTIllo R.R.
Ohio & Mississippi.
GOING NORTH,

Leave Lightning Eek. Acc. Night Ex.
Vincennes - :S3 P NJ. :43 P NJ. 800 NJ
ATTfUe
Cincinnati. -. 800 NIL is P NJ. 90 A N
Louisville So. $50 NJ. 10 A NJ. o 30 A NJ
GoIsG WEST
Leave Mail. Night Elk. Day Elk.
Vincennes 80. 4 Is L NJ. :05 = n ,. 6:i5 A N
-ATTtre
81. Louis .....Il 80 P M. 9;lO A NJ. 200 p N
Cairo ....,........ 8: 80 NJ. 80 III
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OURBNG.-We direct attention to
the advertisement of Grant, Pillsbury
& Co., who offer excellent induce
ments to any in want of cheap curb
ing. Give them a call.
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NOTICE TO DzLINoUENTs, &C.-The
Delinquent List for Wander burgh
County has been made, and all parties
who are delinquent are hereby notif
ed to make settlement of the same at
an early day, as collectors will be sent
out to make rigid collections. g
f. LUNKENHEIMER, T.V. q.
my12-d1w
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EyansyIlIe & OraWfOrdsVIIle,

LedUe Exp. Nail. Freight
T. Haute ....... 40 NJ. 500 NJ. 5:45 A n
VIDcennes..... 9:15 NJ S:05 P M.--lI:40 A N
Evansville II: SO A M.IO:3lP sr. $40 NJ
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Terre Haute 6 indianapolis.

Ledre
Indp'lis.3:55 A n. Z: 80 A N :45 p N. S:IO p NJ
t. H.. $50 AMlO:25 A NJ. 4:55 NIL :O5 P N
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GONE TO HENDERsoN.-Ossenb erg's
String Band left for Henderson yes
terday, to play brief engagement in
that city.
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Masonic - The Masonic Grand
Lodge will convene at Indianapolis,
on Tuesday, May 18th. A large num-
Der Of the railroads, including the
x. IL O., win issue tickets at half fare
to. delegates.
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AT THE PLANTERs.-At 104 o'clock
to- day there will be offered for sale
fine lot of tobacco at the Planters
Warehouse, on Water Street.
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United states Of America, District of IN
diana, 80:
-yrTrgRar4S. a fErsEEe 9F NJ.
~ fofmarOfi s7is lisrd in ihr District
Court on the UniLea states COS the Hisl rict
on Indiana. on tic l9tb r ~ Ap1t. 1859,
bV Jonn h. Hugo a. q Cy W o.TEOmas, by
Their prnc on, Aea Igicnnrt, laq., against
the steamer "Quicksfep," her tackle, ape
oarel. ar.ti other furnlture, seiZed 40 said
D,str{cf in a cause Of collision civil and
maritime. and claiming damages o. the
Sum III $3.50, and prat log process against
said steamer and that the same may be
condemned and sold therefor.
Now therefore, In pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal uf said Court 20 me
dtrecfed and delivered. DO hereby give
pubic notice 70 au persons claiming said
goods. or any part thereon or in any man
ner Interested therein, mat they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
oil the United states, 10 be neld a. Inc city
of indianaDolls. in aud lor the District Of
Indiana. on the FIRST Monday OF June
next. at 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon OF that
dav then ard there 70 tuterpo-e their
claims end make Gheir allegations in that
BEN. SPOONER. Marshal, u e.
BY SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: j. ID. HOWLAhDs Clerk.
may4 l4td
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STRAYED.

IOWA large red COW white face; slit
e. IN ear: tin OF tail cut of. A reward
viii be given or information left az SAN
som 4 WILSON'S Coal Office, No. 5 Sourh
Second Street, that VIII lead TO her recoY-
e-v Imayl8 dbl
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CITY n EW S.

@ General Baptist Hymn Books
for sale at this office.
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b|All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber Il Co.'S. If
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
met yesterday morning, Judge Jones
on the bench. No business was
transacted; and tie Court adjourned
until 9 o'clock this morning. 81
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MELANCHOLY AFFAIR.-A melan-
choly disaster occurred on Sunday
evening, opposite Mt. Vernon, three
men being drowned by the upsetting
Of a skiff in which they were crossing
the river. Particulars of the disas-
ter will be found in our special dis
patch from Mt. Vernon. Also, an
account of a fatal ARRAY that occurred
at Carmi, Illinois. on Friday evening.
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"a Sixty mats. of Gne Java Coffee
for salesat In D. HEIMAN's.
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A splendid stock az Dress and
Saque trimmings, just received, at
Hughes.
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Curblng


WYE WILL HAVE a B0AT-LOAD
Wv OF Curling 70 the wharf about the
last OF this week, and OH orders made in
tine for the Stone to be delivered while
unlOading the boat viii be nllfd 30 the re-
dueed price or 50c per lineal foot. dressed
and set. GRANT, PILL BURY q 90.
mails oft
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HIS CREED. We are told that the
reason Or. Yates, late lessee, could
not look an honest man in the face
was owing to the fact that no is
Grahamite, and takes greens in
his'n " 9oa
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"LET US HAVE PEACE!"
- GRAND NATIONAL.
PEACE JUBILEE
AND
Musical Festival.
To be held in the
CITY or B o SRO ",
- IL 10 IL 10 81 Ii aonn

June ID, III, IL, 10, ana IJs 1863,
To cop1menaorate there's oration OF Peace
throughout the E.aEd.
THE COLISEUM
In which the Jubilee is to be held viii
afford ample accOmm odatfOns for nearly
FIFTY THoU.AND PERSONS, and the series
of Musical Entertainments VIII include
Oratorio Performances be tbs ~
GREATEST CHORUS
Ever organized in any part OF the world,
ma up OF musical societies from ali sec
lions OF The country, aud TWENTY THOU
SAND CHILDREN from the public schOois,
with an Orchestra OF
ONE THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS,
Com prisIDg many. of the principal Bands
and best Musicians in the United states.
DIST G JISHED GUESTS
From all sections o. the Union, including
STATE OFFlCIA Is,
viii participate in the Jubilee, and the
citizens of Boston viii be prepared 10 ex-
tend those nosplta tiles al attentions TO
visitors from abroad which they hope may
serve TO tnaugurate the return OF kiud and
ffaternal ies1ng among all a american citi-
zeus, and afd in perpetuatiug throughout
the word, Peace on Earth, Good VIII
toward Men,
The immense outlay atteudent upon this
vast undertaking has bsen guaranteed
with an uHexampled Rromptuess by the
citizens OF Boston, ensurlng Tor the FeSti-
val and JgDilee every success which peeu-
mary ala can command.
The following scale Of prices has been
established: fH luG
Single Admission, aeltb secared seats, s.
and So. according toIoeagi0n.n 3a
Single Admission, gylGhOttt secured Sc ats, 81.
Season Ticket l.ransferab q, admitting
three persons TO all the entertainments
given IN the Coliseum during the season,
sl00. T
The sale OF seats will commence at the
Boston Music Hall, Monday, May L.. Or
ders TOR Sc is, accompanied with the
money, may be transmitted by music
dealers throughout the country, or by
mail or exp ess. dfFec Ell to
A. n. PECK. TICKET Agent.
Boston Music Hall,
b ton, Mass.
By order of the Executive Committee.
HENRY g. PARKER. SECRETARY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18
Notics t. Contractor .

Mny 10Th, 1862
The Common Council 81 the CIty Of
Evansville viii receive sealed proposals
unLil the 2itn dav 81 May. 1853, or the cone
strnctiOn OF brick sidewalk.
Bidders wlli state tie price per square
yard Tor Sc ewatits, and ere price per cubic
yard for eXcav adm and ling. raid side
walks 10 be constructed IN All respects ac-
cOrding TO the ordinance the curbluR 20
he Of wood.
BY order Of the Council.
a. 81, MCGHifF, Clerk,
BY y. a. MCGRIEF, Dcputv.
city Clerks Office, Evansville, May 4th,
1863. mal5 dot Union copy.