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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-25

The New York Tribune says the rea..
son why PLANTATION BIrTERs are so
generally used is owing to the fact that
they ar always mado up to the original
standH rd, and OF pure material, let the
price De what it viii. The Tribune just
hits The nail on the head, for PLANTA-
TIoN BIrrERs are not only made of pure
material, but the people are told what
they are made of, as the recipe is wrapped
around each bottle. Don'tgo home with
out 81 bottle.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-25
LADIES' LIST.

BE S Brooks, M Banks, L w Bor-
land, II Bartlett. M A Bailey, M Brad
ley, f Bush, G Boyd, A Butt, M e
Rriope
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24

DDN'T ABOU, of the Courier, make
too big boo over the Sunday laws?
nj ny oi his friends think SO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24
Corporation NOticeS.
Auaust Ieth. 1869.


ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS.
And now it is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council of the CIty of
Evansville, that the owners OF all lots or
parts OF lots fronting on or adjoining the
northwest side of Main street, from the
south line of LillestOn & LOckhart's En-
largement to the crossing OF Ann street;
southeast side OF Main street, from the
south line Of LillestOn 8 LOckhart's En-
largement to the crossing Of Ann street;
southwest side OF Eighth street, from
Walnut street to Chestnut street;
Northeast side Of Fifth street, from LO
Gust street to Main street;
Southwest side of Fifth street. from Main
street to Sycamore street:
East side Second avenue, between Sixth
street and Franklin street;
southeast side of Cherry street, between
Fourth street and Filth street;
Southeast side Of Cherry street, from
Fifth street to Church street;
Southeast side of Cherry street, from
Church street to sixth street:
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade, and that
they cause Sidewalk OF Glass No. l TO be
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
A. NJ MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By + a. MCGRIs T, Deputy,
City Clerks ONCE, August 20th, 1858.
au21 dot union cOpyl.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24
A Letter from Butler county.

More ANTowN, KY, Aug. 20, 1869.
Editors Journal:
Our annual election passed of
somewhat as usual, most of the coun-
ties giving sweeping Democratic ma
jorities. This (Butler) County, how
ever, although surrounded by wall
of Democratic FIRE, still retains her
integrity; aud while the majority for
Treasurer is little less than usual,
our majority for Representative is
greater than in 1867. Then Batter
and Edmondson elected 4 Democrat.
This year we elected Republican.
Crops are very much injured by the
droUth in this county, and it is yet
very hot and dry. with little or no
prospect of rain. Many of our far.
mers will scarcely make any corn. To
bacco is also nearly ruined. It is
believed that this is a worse crop year
in this county than the famous dry
year of 1854.
1t will be seen that this State voted
for the Free School Tax By about 20,
900, which shows that we are not al
together gone astray. If we can get
a good system OF free schools estabs
lished, have faith that we will then
Conquer Democracy, and redeem the
proud old Commonwealth.
The colored folks have lately closed
a very interesting protracted meeting
at this place. Many of them WEI Q
converted, and it Is to be hoped they
will continue in well doing. So far
as l am advised, the colored folks in
this county are a quiet and industri-
Gus people. Yours, &C., RADICAL.
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7-a 1f7ge,,t Ieth. 1860.

UhU-lt TUX IILANIA SHE. y -ALAo.
AMI now tt is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council OF the
City OF Evansville that the owners of all
ing the west-side OF SecOna avenue, from
Fifth street to sixth sts@st;
south side Seventh street, nom First
avenue to Second avenues:
IN said city, cause tAs sidewalks thegeOn
TO be brought to the proper grade. and that
tn V cause a sidewalk OF Class Nc. = TO be
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
a. 81. 2MC9RIFF, Clerk,
BY r. A e. MCGRLFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, August 2Jth, 1869
ann d3t Union gODV.1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24
august Ieth, 1859.
@Al1o We AVtFtl 4oVas
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS

OhUhfAN. r OE FLANK SlDEW ALkSs
And now It is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council OF the
City of Evansville, that the owners of all
lots or parts Of lots, fronting on or adjOin-
ing the northwest side of Oak stleet. from
Sixth street to Seventh sire ct;
Northwest side ' inc street, from Tent b
street to Ann street;
NGTthWe side OF Washington sire ct,
from Ann street 10 Franklin street;
Northwest side of Washington street
from Franklin street to Jefferson street;
Northwest size of Washington street
from Jefferson street TO Hamilton street;
Northwest side of Hamilton street, from
Washington street to the LOnsworth
Tract;
Southeast side OF Hamilton street, from
Washington street 10 the LOngwOrth
Tract;
Southeast side OF William street, from
Market street to Centre street;
Southeast side OF Washington street,
from Ann street 10 Jefferson street;
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought TO tbe proper grade. and that
they cause q sidewalk of Glass NOR to be
laid, repaired, theteon within thirty days
from the publication of this ORDER
A. II. sA4CGRlF'F, Clerk.
t BY L. 4, MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks l.ftice, August 10th, 1859.
auto d3t EUnion cOpy.l
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COAL! COALl

Having resumed my former
4 business, I would hereby inform
my old patrons and the public
4 generally that / am prepared to
{ deliver GOOD CLEAN COAL on
short notice Coal IN oil cases must
be paid ter 1Ulie73 ordered.
Agent for the celebrated PARA-
4 Disc COAL.
JOS. THOMAS.
Office IN American House.
nova dly
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BUSINESS CARmg.
Dr.. .. Va THnnaAS =

Having permanently located in
Evansville, Ind, offers his profes-
sional services 10 the public. He i
graduate OF one of the bet med1- 4
cal col eyes IN the Union. and ma.
ptacticed medicine twenty i've wears j
He sOiic1fs prof sslOr al business. The
Doctor viii devote a portion of nj g
time 10 the treatfIs ent OF Female DtS
eakes Office on Third, between Main
and Lrcu-t Streets, upstairs lover &
Judge IgiehafJ's fhce). " here e. e may
be found when not Profession ally en-
gagged. aub dat E
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24
GTTY ADVERTESEyELNT4.
Notice to Open Out an Alley in
Block 81.
JuLY1e. lsea.


Ordered, q at six weeks public notice,
by advertising in the Evansville ID i,y
Journal, be gwen that, on the 6Ib day VI
September, 1863 the Common COuncI OF
the Ity oI ES ausVi lie sill IN Ike an Oroer
IoI opening out an alley IN Block 81, stu
ate between Se. Ond Avenue end Third
Avenue, and extending from skin street
To + rankin str ct, ia tine tOWn of a
mascO city, now CITY of evansville SAID
ailey 10 be OF the width of twelve I'D leet,
ana tue vest Inc o. said alley be one
hui ri Ell I'D nineteeu QI9J feet dis ant
from : MID Avenue, and paIaHe4 with
said Third avenue And should any per-
son agsrleyeds al any time wi hin Fix
weeks, apply TO the Common Council tor
redress, by -ietitiJn or r6InOnstrauce lett
WITH the Ger OF the Common Council,
and CONTAINING sta emeDt o. the injuries
complained Of and the al 30 unt demanded
LheTeiDr. said petition or remuLst Tstl- ce
Will be consider ed, heard. and determined
by the Com mou Council, on The 9th day OF
S5eptem Der, 1863
And II Is iuriher ordered. that the Clerk
record IN tus Mlnute bcOk Of the 4 OuDcII
she piat Of SAID B.Ocg No. 81, with Ia sur
rounding streets, Shoa ing the location,
w1dJh, aud eugth OF said alley, whi h D at
mas been prepared 10y James d. Saunders,
C1ty Survey or.
4. III. MCGREFF, Clerk,
By r.. Il. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks OffiIe, EvaEsViIl e. July 22d,
1869. Ijy23 d6wI Union cow.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24
Wabash college,
JRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA

TTHIS INSTITUTION OPENS ITS
- Thirty-gixth Annual Session on We'd
nesday, September sth, 1869. Ample tacil-
tiles are furnished young men to pursue
the classical and scientific courses OF study.
In the Academ' c Department young men
are fitted for College. Among the studies
taught In this last named department are
complete courses IN Arithmetic. Algebra,
bookkeeping, Physical Geography, Eby-
siOlOgy, Rhetoric, &c, &c.
The instructors in the College are:
Rev. j. +. Tuttle, DID President, and
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Phi
losOphy;
E. 70. Hovey, NJ. a.. Professor OF Chemis-
try and Geology;
S. s. Thomson, n. A. Professor OF Latin
Language, &c;
j. L. Campbell, NJ. a, Professor of AIath-
ematics, Natural Philosophy, and AslrOn-
VIC. White, NJ. A, Professor Of Rhet-
ORIG, German and F. ench Languages;
ID. a. Bsssett, NJ. A., Principal OF Pre-
paratory Department;
II. &. Thomson, a. B., and NJ. n. Whit
ford, A. B., Tutors.
Information and Catalogues sent upon
application. a. THOMSON,
aug9 dwlm Treas. Wabash Cole ge.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24

pHAEOEsS PAPHIAN SOAP fOl
tbe Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, viii moi
chan the skin. Price . cents per cake.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24
DRUGGISTS.
PHALOK's "PAPHIAH LOTION "
For BeautIfylng the Skin and Com
DleXfOn.

Removes ali Eruptions, Freckies, PIN
ries Moth BlOtches, Tan, etc, and renders
line skin s0ft, fair, GT'0 otoonlftg.
For Gentlemen after Shaving It has no
equal. -. ,, =, 49, - 4,
r-r1edy for diseases and biemisbes Of the
skin.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24
Action to enforce
Glendale Female CoIIeae

TINE sKxTEENERE COLLEGIATE
a YEAR VIII commence SepUem Der IA.
The favorable location Of this institution,
the facilities It offers in the solid and Orna-
mental branches. the long experience of
the undersigned in its management, and
the strong hold it has had for years upon
the public confidence, invite attention TO
its claims. Its aim is not To pandsr 10 the
lrtvOlties OF the hour. bun TO turn sh
home and the best advantages in al de-
partments of female education. aud TO see
that every pupil makes a faithful use of
them. Last ear every available room
was occupied, and application should be
made early. For catalogues and infOrma-
ton address
REV. L. ID. POTTER, President,
Glendale, Hamilton County, o.
aulG dft, AWFM, s-W 1t. wit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-24

HE following article is ON the
IHardts Clty Nelrs, published at Cape
Giradeau, Missouri. 1t shows the
interest which is felt in our road in
other quarters:
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD"
An election was held last week ip
Evansville, Indiana, to take stock in
the above road. The measure was
carried by about three hundred ma
jority. This read must cross at Cape
Giradeeu or 1t Cairo. Let US strive
for il"
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ninety revolutions p5F minute. During
the IRE test We saw the operation Of
tie alarm whistle. By a very IN
geniOus attachment when a fire plug
is Opened at any point In the city, the
relief of pressure causes a shrill
whistle to open at the engine house,
giving notice to the engineer in charge
Oi the tact OF a fire supply being need
ed. The engine also increases ITS
speed Automatically. When the ire
Is out and the water shut of, the en-
gite res umes It's domestic speed, the
amOut of water pressure being per
| feet reuuldtOr of the speed or the
pumping engines. 90,
The works started up on the 18TH
81 July last, but the consumers nave
/ orIv h en- CHARGED for water since the
/ Grey If Augu,t. The works have not
| rat been ucce ed by the ca Y, but are
/ n charge Of d representative OF Mr..
/ Hollv. Dir. Alderman kiusey, Chair
( man Of the Construction Committee
! Of the Council, an accoml hshed en-
gineer and mechanic, conducted the
experiments made bef-re the Com
mitJee. 1t Is proper TO say that be
expressed himself almost enthusi-
astically satisfied with the system.
To pay for the works the city of
Peoria issued its bonds, one class ten
year bonds bearing seven per cent.
interest. and another running twenty
years. The bonds are payable in gold,
and the interest IN currency. No
| trouble was met in negotiating the
4 bonds, fer according to the laws of
| the State Of Illinois, the power Of the
Council to pledge the faith Of city
| is not hampered with useless and
cumberous forms. The debt of Peoria
| is S8O0.000, S350.000 of which is 4
| bounty debt, contracted during the
| tendency Of the drafts. The water
works and sewerage debt, the citizens
| of Peoria propose, shall be paid By
the next generation, who will have all
the benefit Of the improvements. The
Council has the power to levy a water
tax to pay the bond interest, and
create a sinking fund for the hquIda-
ton of the principal; the current ez-
penses Of the works they expect to
pay from the water rents.
There are now about one hundred
and fifty private consumers, and one
| hundred and twenty nine fire plugs
The assessment of the taxables oil
Peoria is about $4,000, 900. and the
rate of city taxation, 81 30 on the
800.
The fuel used is calculated at about
fifty bushels of coal per day, which is
delivered at the works at III cent:
/ per bushel. At the outside, the cos
| of running the works and the neces.
sary repairs are not estimated to &C
/ above $4,000 per annum. Ten thou
sand dollars is claimed to be more
| than will be used.
WATER RATES.
The following are the rates PEI
annum for the use Of the water adopted
/ bv the COupcil:T
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ou j. suis eutr6 dams IN ca Of VOLTA lee paroles que
jai lues dams un journal:
"Qusnd Deu veut enoouager un homme, il met sur
chemn 1ne belle ct honn6te femme qu lui dit "Je
taime ct qu est fdels = fol- Mais quand Dieu vent
deoourager houme ct parsyser toates ~ forces
10 ait rencontrer femme psr6ds quill sims ct qui
I" ls traht"
"Toujours h meme historic, At IL marquis Voyohs,
ami soontez-mo tout Oa bisn auriesvous quslque
rtpugnancs divulgusr peinss Dc oour - H9las
monsieur e marquis n fails que celia dspuis tros jours
Ja enve derreer les PEASANTS dams ID rue pour eur on
parer Disesnous vite pourquoi vous soufres repon-
dit FaDsos En ecpntant rhstoire do vos douleu nous
tAcherons den preDdre pour moins h Motto Js suis
. ls unique dun richie payan alsacen qui aprss mort
de ma bonnie ct excelente msre epousS en secondes
noces femme indgne do lui Cette femme Aaquelle
je pardonue ct qu du reste, expe ptches quite
70 village miserable maltre dtcoe qui sest
psndu, % quon ma dit. - Co NEST Pcs NAL debuse
Mais nest pas u l. Dc votre maheur i0tsrrom
pit 10 marquis Voas ayes nison, b dis NAL Dams mon
village. il await pauvrs dabe. oucur de cariDet,e
conesr dhi&oires homms que tout le monde dedai.
gua bisn quill nelt amais ait de NAL persooue Get
homms await uus 6lls. - All! soss VOLTA - Upe Ge
auai paavs qus lui mais joe mas intelligene, sage
eoungeuss pare.- I'm ,nge eufa Files c sont tou,cs
La suite proclaim nam<ro)
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sorte, la Hollande decouvert nm
palliatif consistaut en- une serie
d'arrisre-digues entire lesquelles
pean deposerait son limon ct fini-
rait par constituer un ensemble
compacte ct parfaitement lie ct re-
sistant; ce systeme recu l'appro-
baton de NJ. Ellie de Beaumont,
mais il nous amenc d celui des col.
mates, str lumineusement expose
par NJ. Raymond Thomassy, qui
nous sert de guide dams cette etude
toute d'actualite, ct force nous est
de renvoyer q un autre article sui.
want l'expose du colmatage. LIE
systeme nest pas nouveau, puis-
quill fat applique 1 Salente par
Empedocle, disciple de Pythagore,
ct renouveIe de l'antiquite dams
lMalie contemporaries, nous en-.
tendons le dix.neuvieme Steele
par Fossombroni ct Gaetano Rapini.
II est actuellement preconise par
les esprits avances ct merite den.
trer pour partie, simon de consti.
tuer la totalite du regime qui sera
adopte relativement an Mississippi.
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pourquoi jeune homme nest pas mon neveu Oar je
sens que euse pu, que euse do avoir neveu aussi
honnete, aussi probe, ausa noble que celui.A."
Puts, hIaut IN igns % marquis il ui dit voix base:
II ne hst pes que 60 jeuhe homme quite Photel.
Voila mon fvppheant que Dieu vous envois! Je peux
mourir tranqdille = Comment vous appelszvdds! de.
manda 10 marquis jsans houme. lui vsrant
cond verre ct on trinquant avsc i - Lsnz Furrer.
Vous Stes Allemand -Ascien Js sus NJ dams IN vii
age alsacien bords du Rhn les fronteres dc Il
France = Et vous laimes bien, village vous d6sres
peutAtrs retourner = Js psxacre te mauds repar.
tit Lens : A merveie, psnsit ls usrqaia. Vous ny
avex plus de parents -Non monsieur = Puisqus voss
ecs ne dams village f,ncais bords da Rhn inter-
rompit Francois devez connaitre 10 village asacen
pres Dc Drassnhsin qui ssPpells Schirien " suis
me-"
A eests rlpoose. Francois Ct un nouveaa agns son
maitre et si aostss b nom d village insert par lui
sur d letsrs dElly.
"Jeuus homus, dit 10 marquis Lssx. oct hotel
vous pait- - Rien plait plas rtpoodis L6nz on
soupiaut = Comment d js1ns. i noble et dejA Il NAL
heursux voyon raoousss moi Gala Epanchez vosre cour
dams 10 nsu, car j. ams. j strs vosrs ami ct
e vous e prouver Quelqus ehagrn damoar Des folies
Do sonssse Dtes dtes - All monsieur le marquis re-
paftit Lens VOLTA hu ours que je sais Paris. pour ID
premiere fois dc vie unc seule fos durant ces hut
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-S-
Le Mississippi est chsque jour
plus efirayant: derriere IN fragile
rempart, il coule la hauteur de
nos levres, excitant en- nous un
desir tout contraire 1 celui que
Tantale eprouvait pour ses peches.
Sill continue / monter, CO ne sont
pas les levees que nous devrons
fortifier, mais une archie de salut
quill nous faudra songer 1 construi.
re. Et c'est le moment heureux que
choisissent nos bien-aimes freres
depOuest pourprojeter un gigautes.
que canal national, large de mile
pieds ct profond de cent pieds, des.
tine ! unir le lac Michigan au Mis-.
sissipi, 4 tarir les grands laos du
Nord, METRE / sec le lit du Saint.
Laurent ct 4 nu le rocher du Mia.
CARA, peut-etre settlement atm de
sauver 10 merveille americaine qui
sen " en- pieces depais quelques
anntes. lsis IN sujet tellement
grave ne porto point 1 rire. surtout
en- face du terrible compagnon. II
ny . pas besoin dan sussi snorme
tribut que oelui dss lacs da Nord
pour restituer 10 Louisiana I Fem
pire des eaux, sur lequel ellie fut
conquise. Tout , oonspire assez
dlja: 10 COMPLEMENT dun chspelet
de. petits lsos contigus qui jadis
rscevsisnt 10 trop-plsin du Missis-
sipi; ID clotsrs a. plssisars Dc eos
bayous q dlvsssoirs ~ sus les
bsyoss Is6sss, MSnchs6 Rle1ps-
@ins; 4 = ecti6cation de ID
st y 49, ptession de- ses mSa1l
socSltrent % vitesse: ces diverses
csases sufnsaient pour amener Tex.
trsne peril qui nous menace ct
pour frapper ! IL fois ~ ccur "a
gricaltars dsvenus prSoairs sur les
nves du lsuve, ct ID navigation de.
venue embsrgsssle I son embou.
tk5 Es 81
chure. - as
Cs dlplsrsbls ttat d chooses pro-
sisnt % u violaioa psr Fart des
lois Do ID nasars. La nature vou-
lait que u Nississipi fat IN Aeuve
libss. Part - . fait N Aeuvs esclave.
= Soss portions y peias da contre-
ssns de Fart u Nil est un Aeuve H.
brs. sgil tSeosds ls BassS -Egypte ~
lieu d lArsvagsr. 4 l'agriculture
c6lebre par dee fStes ses crues ps-
riodiqsss. Les riveraias do Nil ont
oompris l. loi gtologiqus ssivant
lsesslls l'sxhansseuent d. sol des
vallIes q dee bas-fouds s'opare par
lee dtpots des astrss qse charrieut
lss eaux supsrisurss. ct mont pas
o. q peins J reoonnaitrs que = liz
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Les MILE ET UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
XIII

II y a dams les Ardennes des gems
qui ont commence par garder les mou-
tons ct qui, 1 cette heure, pour nous
servir dune image locale. ne Sc laisse-
raient point pendre ell ne fallait que
trente on quarante mile francs pour
les racheter. Au premier abord, ID
chose etonne. car ID profession do ber.
ger, dams @ pays de bruyersa, n'sat nj
tres rslsv6e. nj grassement pay6s !;
mais c'sGt precisemept 10 bss pgix des
cages en- argent qui porte bon.
heur aux bergers. L'Ardsnnais ne
debourse point voloutiers parce que
le numeraire est rare, ct que, plus ID
bourse est petite, plus les cordons en-
sont. seHes. II vous dounera Do ID
terre a Vefricher, une part de genets,
des bichsts on des qusrtels de pommes
de terre, du grain, 81 vous en- voulez.
mais de l'argent peu on point. C'est
tout naturel. Ainsi done, nm homme
entre-t-il au service CONNIE berger, 10
proprietaire lui assure pour cages 30
ou 40 francs par an, sans compter le
Debt on ls dessi- dl6it. salon lee con-
ventions. lie debit 90 compose de deux
chemises de crosse toile faite 1 Ia mai.
son, dune paire de souliers. dune
eravate ct qaelquefois dun pantalon
ou dun sarreau. LIE dsmi.debit vaut
necessairement moitie moins que le
debit. Nr, aveo 81 peu. ct quelque
range que soft 10 berger, i ny aguere
moyen Dc realiser des economies ~
bout de pannee ; mais notez quill jouit
du privilege de nourrir, dams 10 ber.
gerie du maitrs ct sur lee patur,ges,
de douxe 4 quinse brebis portieres. Sill
. de quot les acheter, taut mieux pour
lui; Il aura ID laine, les agneaux, ct b