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EDWARD sCHENcK, AUCTIoNEER.
Ia Salesroom 60 Liberty street.
ELEGANT HORSES,

ELEGANT HORSES,
CLARENCE, DOG CART COUPE,
BAROuCHE, SLEIGH. HARNESS,
ROBES BLANKETS, ac:, &c.,
the property of "a gentleman leaving for Europe,
BY EDWARD sGHENCK,
TOMORROW, OCTOBER ~,
At 90 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
the private stable
REAR OF 26 EAST THIRTY Y-SEVESTH STREET
HORSES-A very valuable Family Team, I6ls hands,
eight and nine years old perfectly sound,
and gentle in single or double harness. OF great style and
action and 1ne drivers.
COUPE HoRsB.--An elegant bay Horse l6A hands six
old warranted perfectly sound Kind and gentle in all
hvrness; tro better than so believed TO
Of the finest horses In the city.
CLARENCE-A fun Clarence in perfect order by Wood
Bros
CoUPE.-A light Coupe, circular 'front.' perfect order
pole and shafts by Wood Bros.
BAROUCHE-A hne Baronche, In perfecr order by Wood
Bros.
DOG CART.-A light Dog Cart, perfect ORDER by Wood
Bros.
sLEIGHs.-A large family two light single seat
HARNEss.-Doube single, coach and light road and
coupe.
ROBES of the finest kind Also Blank cts, &c, DC.
The above be this dav between and 8 T. NJ
II HATHAWAY, AUCTIoNBER, WILL SELL, THURS
IL. day. October 2 l0 O'clock at SO vesey street, the
whole stock of furniture DEALER comprising Paror Suits
Mattresses, Bedding Bedsteads, general variety.
GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER-AUCTIoN SALE OF
VI genteel Furniture, this day II O'Clock, al 0a Liberty
street, large variety Of Parlor Chamber Library Dining
Room and Once Furnture Carpets, Clocks and aundres
Catalogues 1t SALE
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BY A.. ID. MEILICK, JE. BRO,
Anctoneers and Dealers In New Jersey Real Estate,
No. 0 Pine street, New York.
Thursday. Oct. rs at l2h l.. NJ,

d GAFFNEy a CO., AUCTIONEERs, 22s BOWERYs
SELL this day, at 10A O'Clock, the Stock and Fixtures
Of the Candy, Fruit and Variety Store 47s last Houston
street Dealers aud buyers invited. Sal positive.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Y ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTI0NEER.
salesroom No. West Fourteenth st and ~ Fifth
EIecul ors sale OF fne Household Furniture, Carpets

ID Saesroom No. West Fourteenth ~ and sx Fifth sv.
Execul ors sale OF 1ne Household Furniture Carpets,
Mirrors, Rosewood Piano, &c.
ROBERT cOMEkVILLE will sell at auction, Friday,
0eobsr 29 al i0H O'Clock At the private residence No IA
wood Parlor Suit In plush and Etaeere
wood octave Piano Velvet Brusses and Threepy Carpets
black Wardobea Lounges, Chairs, black
walnut Bedatead Bureaus washstands rich lace Curtains
and Cornces cued hair Mattresses black walnut Extension
Tables Ba9ets Dining cnsrs China Glass and syerpated
Ware together with large assortment OF Kitchen Utensils,
with which the sale will
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WANTED-COMPETENT CANvASsERs FOR ILLUS.
w traed Catholic books; Rrcnauneratiye income be
derived by applying after to MARTIN MOONEY, No. II
Ann street.
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DAwNBRoKER's sALE--MYER ELsAS AUCTION.
eer sells November g. at 329 East Houston street, at IL
o'clock 40 lots Of onredeemed Pledges By order Of Isaac
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walnut BeGsiesa Bureaus, Washsiands risS lace Curtains
and oorniss, eaed hair as.res,e. black walnut
Ware together with large assortment Of Kitchen Utensils,
with which the sale will commence
RENyAMIs =; THEALL, AgcrIoNEER,.
- Commercial salesroom, No Cortiandt street
Il IHEaIE nsde s s s s aqs.sn a. s
cor,and street collection OF Original modern on
saa'saes' CROSBY r,s SSeaI
ana oshers Rso an. coeesion Of Enrra,ns. and chro
mos Catalogues early on morning OF sale
PYA. N. cRlsrALAs, AucrIosEER.
cRfALAR SON % .nd s asd % ry
a, ioM O'clock At ~ Broadyay csaal street large
Of black walnut Bedseads Bureaus Washstands inlaid
BBsas assss wTaS
in n @ sns os ana r, sDs
nsn,s' Library Dining ard Reclining Chairs, &C. AMo
this sale as being the hoest offered auction Goods
PY PHILIP LEVY, ApcTIoNEER-oIL PAINTINGS
day. Oct a. al io o'clock choice coieeoa OF framed Oh
palnnx ey sns nos eminent a Ame,ean and European
RY r. COTTON, AUcTIoKEER-LARoE SALE OF
Lscss, ssiins imported French Flowers wreaihs Bonnsis
ooss ens & ss.' aaz le
uaon square and rich assortment Of French M
in DC qualiss you.hs and
French wrea.hs and Flowers, boxes Or crspe countsr
Fixtures Glass Cases 4c Also at the same sale arss
richness also sverized Fancy do variety
%pos GLASS; GASES Paro SUITS rabies Waraobes gos
ana Sofa Beds, &c. Catalogues in time
Ry J.. W; CAMPBELL. JR., AucTIoNEER WILL
nue. ana House
hold Goods and furniture o. family removne viz
ssgo sss ar sa n Hair
walnut Bookstands Centre other Tables Clocks
Closets Cooking and other stoves; 0lclotbs, crocksry
specially invited. Goods this day lately
sale. CAMPBELL CO., AuctoDeers, $50 Bowery.
Ry j. ": CAMPBELL, JR, AuCTloNEER.- SPECIAL
oa % on sy 1a ar IN .n S w M
Stock q groceries, Teas family supplies prom
% Herald
RY NAY BAyrRspoRFER, AgcTIoSEER;- MAX BAY.
Gloves, Gibbons & &yslys., Lsses Yankee Notions Per
ssn.emsas Fsrnhlag Good: Al.o Counters shelving
% n. s Xxx a 2 bsas deal
Auctioneer, Office ss4 Bowsry
on ands f. % street elegant
three years. lease cheap at private sale
ID by S. HERMAN a. co.
Sales Of Wines Liquors. Cbampagnes Friday October
a. Al 1919 o'clock, at ls kowey Eighyfour bbs old Ken
lucky Bourbon Whiskey Of various brands Rye Scotch
and Irish Whiskey Branes, Gin, Port, Caret Rhine
Wines Champagnes, &c also large lot OF Wines Bran.
dies and Liquors Sale positive, without
DY n. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER-
ID Household Furniture, French
Plate Pier Mirrors, Carpets, fine OH Paintings &c.
NJ DOUGHTY will sell this Thursday, l01o O'Clock
a. the salesroom 20 Nassau street. the entire Household
Furniture Of private family, viz. Rosewood walnut
Parlor Suits walnut Chamber Suits Centre,
Side and Fancy Tables; Lounges Warrobes Book cases,
Carpets Mirrors China and Glass OIL Paint
Sideboards Extension Tables The whole sold
without any reserve TO the higbe st bidder.
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PENJAMIs =. THEALL, AUCrIoNEER,

DENJAMIN y. THEALL, AUCT1ONEER,
- Commercial Salesroorn, No. Cortiandt street
ON Paintings, EngravIpgs, Cbromos, &c.
BARKER Il THEALL win sell by auction this day
tThusdayh At IL O'clock, at Commercial saiesroom, No
oCortland. choice collection Of original modern OH
Paintings, comprising Landscapes Figure over and Fruit
Pieces by celebrated artists Cropsey, Gignoux William
Hart ]. Carey Smith Holberton. Hazeltine W. Williams
and others Aiso collection Of Engravnss and Chro
mos Catalogues early morning OF sale.
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DYA. N. CRIsTALAk. AuCTIoNEER.

IlY PHILIP LEVY, AuCTIoNEER-oIL PAINTINGS
~ w sell at the Artists sae:rooms 50 Nassau street, this
day, Oct 2 at lD O'clock choice collection OF
paintings, by the most eminent American and European
artists Paintings and Frames sold together Sale positive
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Ily ARCH JOHNSTON, AUGTIoNEER
I'D once and salesroom Nassau st, opposite the Post
Office
valuable Law Library Household Furniture, S vslocpedes
The great auction housc OF JOHNSTON 4vAN TAssELL
will ae Saturday al their selsroo 81 Nassau street. at
luh O'Clock, valuable Law Library and Miscellaneous
Books, &C, Aiso 70 Merfiis fickerins's VelocpedeF
Household Furn,ure IN yaiy. Particulars " morrow
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A UCTIoN-LARGE SALE THIS DAY THURSDAY
n n3 WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET.
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioneer,

A rs whsT sNs Eve ai sTKERF FHHGFsDA
~ Ss smssaas ~
Handsome and Plain Household Furniture,
celebrated city made Pianofore &c,
0sTssT Dsswus ssR Raa% snS ss,en sSe.ay avenues
masniacep solid rosewood and rich walnut Drawing Room
PianOfore bookcase Writing Desk sssan. Centre
Figures, Clock, Vases Ornaments velvet Brussels and
brespy Carpets rosewood and black walnut Chamber and
Bedding, curled hair Mattresses walnut Bedstesds
Sale positive rhisa the largest and richest sale OF the
ADJOINING cities s. sisSns attend this
and a House,
menoea positive at lo,s in Kitchen
UCTIoN. PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES FOR ONE
"A week. Call and examine. Elegant instruments; fully
warranted AT 81 Bleecker street, block Of Broad
way.
UcToN NoTIcE.-Ar PRIVATE SALE, AT A SAC.
"A rince for cash. magnificent Parior Suits
S snss % F1ars two ebs. se Win y e Of
between broadway and Mulberry street
4 uoTIoN NoT1oE.-ELEeANr FURNITURE AT PRI-
vae sale at onehaH of manufacturer all goods
ran,sd Can at $50 Broadway, Brooms street.
UcTIoN sAbE--oF THE BOSTON srEAM CARPET
Beating Es,soishmeni corner & Bard and Third streets
MURPHY s..s,nE N.eans ~, . Engine aud Boiler Aor.s
wagon, fatent hlRht years Ooing hrge
profitable business.
Dy ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
ID Olce and sslesroou, 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post once.
Mortgage sale OF
Household Furniture at the private residence, 81 Clinton
place, west Of Fifth avenue.
r' The great auction house OF
JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL will SELL on Friday, Oct.
2 at IOS O'CLOCK at the private mansion s Clinton place.
Furniture consisting In part Of Paror Furniture,
tin Lace Curtains rosewood Piano. carved black wal
nut Bedroom Sus Wardrobss Lounges Dressing Bureaus
WAshsands Toilet Sets Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oh
cloths Table Linen, Bedding, Sheets Quilts, Blankets
on Paintings dc The sale to With the Kitchen
Furniture BY order OF the MORTGAGE.
I)Y ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER. AND
ID sale.room 81 Nassau street opposite the Post oacs
for account OF whom II may concern
The great auction house of JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsEfL
will sell this day at 0& O'Clock, at their salssroo 30 Nassau
part OF painted Cottage Bedssads Sofa Bedsesd Ex
tension Tables, seat Chairs, Rockers Cottage Bed
eteads, Blanfet. bedding, Mirrors Paintings, Cooking
Also Wilder Safe standing and sitting pesks Reclining
Chairs Desk Stools, Mating Counters Trunks, Stoves,
Heaters, Showcases Letter Presses
Also, At one O'Clock, .-,.,,.c..,..
Tables, rich corved Bedroom Suta Extension Chairs &c
Also an elegant piece OF Shelwork in frame.
Also 25 rosewood Bedsteade
Ily ARCH JOHNSTON, AuCTIoNEER.
~ 0nce and aacsroom 81 Nassau st, opposite the Post
onlce
valuable Law Library, Furniture % vslocpedes,
The great auction house OF JOHNSTON IVAN TAssELL
VIII ae Saturday, their Nassau street, NJ
10Y o'clock valuable Law Library and miscellaneous
Household
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DY n. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER
ID Household Furniture, French
Plate Pier Mirrors, Carpets fine OIL Paintings, &c.
DOUGHTY will sell this day Thursday l0lo O'Clock,
at the salesroom ~ street. the entire Household
Furniture Of private family Rosewood walnut
Parlor Suits walnut Chamber Suits Centre
Side and Fancy Tables Lounges, Wardobes, BOOK cases.
Stoves Carpets Mirrors China and Glass Ware OIL Paint
ings Sideboards Tables The be sold
without any reserve TO the higbe st bidder.
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IIENRy b. HERTs, AuCTIoNHER, lse BROADWAY
III MPoRTER's SALE OF RICH PARIS FANCY


ToHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER-ON FRI.
81 day, l0z o'clock, at ~ Concord Brooklyn, geneel
Household Furnrs conslsting o rosewood parlor SUITS
Pianoforte, French plate Mirrors Pmpton Bedsead Velvet
Tapestry and other Carpets mahogany marble
top Bureaus washstands ktagere Bedsesds CURED Hair
Mattresses, Pillows, Bedding Rocking Chairs IL foot Exen
sion Table Ocoths, Hat Stand Crockey Centre Tables
Console Tables and Cornces 6c Catalogues and Furniture
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A UCTI0N NOTICE.--R T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
IA Friday, October 29
at fS o'clock at our saIesroom, 80 Corandt street,
French and German
Fancy Goods and Toys,
China, Parian and Bisque Ware,
Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware, &c
Catalogues morning Of sale.
r. T. HAZELL CO.,
Aaetieneers, Is Cortlandt street.
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STEAMBOAT LINES

TO LOuIsyII.LE-Every MONDAY at 10
,,,elOeK Az. Every Tuesday, Nednes-
dsv. Thursday. Friday. and Saturday at
70 I1o0 CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock P. II. - 49,. - u-,,as-
daV. Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
70 EAsFPoRT.-Every Tuesday and Sat
urtav at 4 O'Clock P. n.
TO ENTHUSIASTICALLY, except Sundays
a. 8 O'Clock Pm. , ~, -,
10 NAsHyIIaLE-Every Tuesday, Wednes-
dav and saturday at 4 P. d..
Transient boats daily up and doWr. -
TO CINCINNATI-Every saturday at ~
AM. ,r,, nv. -
day. and Saturday at 10 An.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
4 yIlle1 Carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
/ ~ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
/ Arrives by Z P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
/ and Saturdays.
! a9vs and Fridays at Z A. NJ. Arrives Tues
I 9oyvS aud Saturdays by 4P. n.
| Mt Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily lex
l ,spt ssundays) at 7 A. n. Arrives daily lex
sspt Slndays) by P. II.
70 NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun.
4ay) nom the Merchants Hotel, at {
O'Clock P. NJ
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We, there fore submit the SAM. n xo,,-
Board as part OF this report ami srsd
that we find that. since 1852, the said Vfcfo-
lief Fund. and sit &c 1864, of the Bonnie
Fund, and that he has honestly disbursed
all sums that came into his hands
And we further state that after a fun IN
vestigatIOn, we believe all dispsragfng IA
m0rs set afioat against the in egrity of
said Victor BiSch. in the premises, false,
groundles and totally unwarrantable.
SAMUEL ORR.
NJ. J. BRAY.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. II, 1869.
and now, here the Board OF County
Com N issioners approve and concur In the
foregoing report.
PHILIP DECKER, President.
THOMAS Bow FRS,
SAMUEL BARKER.
sep&-0St6W2t Com m SsiOners.
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REPoRr On IL BoUNTr FUNp.
To the Honorab Board OF Commissioners
OF Nanderburgh Cor MY:

To the HOnOrab e Board or Commissioners
OF Nanderburgh CoC1ty:
The undersigned committee, appoint ted
by your honorable Board, TO assist II the
examination and inv estigatiOn OF the re-
port of Victor Biscb, COGnty Auditor. con-
corning his management OF the Bounty
Fund, would report that in Omplfance
with our instructions, we have made a full
and thorough investigation of all the re-
ceipts and disbursements of said Bounty
Fund: that we have examined ana COM
pared all records, accounts, receipts and
vouchers; have also collected in formation
from private individuals and other sources.
The flowing is q recapij ulatiOn Of the Ie-
ceipts and disbursements OF said BiSch. as
receiver and payer of said Bounty Fund,
to wit:
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e. H.hN.R.R, Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.


Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
(sundays excepted,) at............... :I5 Pm 4
Train leaves Henderson ALL. AS Pm. |
arrive at 80 p NJ.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves "A jacksonville daily 90
(Sundays eXceptedl at ........-.-...- - Am
Arrive at Henderson -.....-... -....-.. 80 AN
Arrive at EVANSVILLE by Transfer
Packet MolIie Nortou--..........----.. 80 An.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the +. & {, Railroad.
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h0TIGE

. EALED PROPOSALS. VIII. BE
- received at my office until September
=, 1863, at 10 O'Clock A. II. for a County
Loan OF tWel We thousand dollars, (SI2OOOl
issued. IN bonds payable in two years, and
nuaIly. No bonds for less than one thou
sand dollars will be issued. and the Com
missloners reserve the right to reject any
or eli bids. VICTOR BISCH, A. " G.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. Ii. 1869. lsel4d&wtd
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Order for Opening Alley in Block %

-
THAT SIX WEEhS'
I'D Duplic notice by advertising IN the
Iyansvine Daily Journal be given that on
1he nth day + october, 1852 the Cannon
Councu or the city OF Evansville viii
make an order fer opening an alley In
I{Iock % situate between Ninth and Tenth
street and extending fr N Second to
Third Avenue On the town OF Ian ascot
now eitv OF Evansville: said alley TO be OF
Ihe, width OF (l0) feet, and the west line OF
said alley TO be Q2Ol feet distant rom
Ninth Street, and parallel with SAID ninth
Street. and should any person aggrieVeo
at any time within six weeks ap y 10 the
Com mon Council Tor redress by petition or
remonstrance left with the Clerk OF the
Common Council, and containing state.
ment OF the injuries complained OF ana
the amount demanded therefor, said petit
ton or lem onstraDce will be considered,
heard and d teTmined by the Council on
the llth day of October, 1853; and 1t is fur
Their ordered, that the Clerk record on the
Minute Book of the Council the pat of
said Block No. q, with the Surrounding
streets showing he location, width, and
! length OF said alley, as the same is pro-
/ nosed to be laid out and opened which
I pIaf has been prepared by James ID. Saun-
/ ders, City Surveyor.
/ Attest: A. u. MCGhAF clerk
I Cvitv f,Ierk's OfIice, Sept. 5, lS69-se3 CIV
/ TUniOn cOpyl.
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Ohio & Mississippi.
RETURNING,
Terre Haute e. indianapolis.


Ind IS'i 50 NJ ESQ NJ. AS N. sac N
+ H. H'. 80 AM.lO.25 N. 40 NIL :O5 NJ
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The total amount issued on account of
the Relief Fund, by MIR. Blscb, and SIS
shown by this foregoing report OF your
Committee, is s57, SlS %. which, with Sl67 IS
on hand in county orders aud cash. equally
balances the total amount received into
the Treasury or the Relief Fund.
Your committee has examined the Com
missioners' Records, and upwards of
twenty Live thousand vouchers and re-
ceipts; also the Journals and Ledgers, to-
gether with the Trustees and County Com
missiOners' certificates, Pass BoOEs and
Redemption Record IN the Treasurer's
Office, and upon a thorough examtn atiOn
OF the same. we ind q II accounts and mat
ters peItaiutng-t to he said soldiers Relief
Fuud, accurately AID honestly managed
aud kept ~ SAID Victor Bisch.
Respectfully submitted.
II. W. bAUER, f,.r,
Il. w. PICK, I'm
Evansville, SEPT 1, 1869.
We hereby certify tuat the 70 egoiug
report is rue and C ,rTect.
II. W. BAUER,
I w PECK.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me, this
| l7th day OF ; 5tenb T, 1863.
| g.. II. W ESS EBER,
/ NOatry Public.
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Evansville & CraWfOrdsVllle;

LeGUe Exp. Mail. EISlsht.
T. Haute ....... $40 A NJ. 500 NJ. .; 10 A n
VIncennes..~ s:25 A NJ. 20 NIL '4O A
EvansViIle II SO A M...lO:sl P n. $40 n
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THE NOVELT =

n H ~ ~ " AA-aAa=@
Is the only Wringer that has the PATENT
FhANGE COG WHEELS on oQfh ends
OF the Rolls. The cOgs on ono end "a roll
nre set relatively BETWEEH those on tie otter
end 0f me SANE roll, virtually fOruingn
DOUBLE GEAR,
And thereby nearly doubling the pur-
chase. Crhe importance of setting gears
IN this position rs not generally under
stoOd9 notwithstanding the rolls can
seuarate freely at efth.r end, the Cog
wheels CAENoT be thrown out Of gear on
both ends Of the Wringer at the Same
ill., G.. unless ths pressure IS token on.
The NtWEElEE IS fastened 70 = lty ~
1,g1,- b,. a J,ffe0f CURED clamp, which has
an equal bearing on a tub the '0hote leagkh
N M WJfuger. other WIineef5 are merely
fastened TO q stave at each enai ana are
inns liable 10 WreucE tins slaves from thelf
,1ror n pOsltlon and ruin the tuo-
PTSke Cog-wheels. Tnumb-5creWs, Gc.1 are
nicely galvanized - $500. 49, d.
on trial with am or ar others anu Keep
the BFsT. Sold every Whete.
n. B. PHELPS & CO.,
Gen'l Agents, II GOrtlandt St., n. Y.
lEe22 dWIm1
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Company leo day men, for Co. 400 90
Com P Pany 100 day men. for city. $500 90
To Capt. AdOIph Pfsfijn's Com
pany 100 day for county -. 800 GO
TO capt. AdoIph Pfalhin's Com
pany 100 Gay men, for city .....-... $3.50 20
10 Captain Vim. II. Walker, Jr.s
Company leo dav men, for Co.. $50 90
Co on ss.n 100 day men , Tor city. 1850 90
To SIG vOlunt GERS from county, at
$500 dol arS each, bounty III, 400 %
.................-.......... go 60
To disc INT and stamps, etc ..---.-. 49, ~
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Notice TO druggists.

- EALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at my Office until September
all medicines required for all the county
poor, upon orders of the County Physi-
eian: For particulars apply to the County
The Con -ty Com m isstOuers re-
serve the right o reject any or ali the bids.
VICTOR BiSCH. a V. @.
Evansville, Septem Der II, IS69-seIS
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BuSTNEsS Go.
Dr. D w THOMAS

Having permanently located in
Evansville, Ind, offers his profess
sional services to the public. He is
a graduate of one of the best medi-
cal colleges in the Union, and has
pTaeticed medicine twenty five years
he solIcits professional business. The Il
Doctor will devote a portion of his
time TO the treatm eHt of Female Dis
eas IS. Office on Third, between Main
and Locust Streets, upstairs lover
Judge Igfehart's ofiiceJ, where he may
be found when not professionally en-
gagged. lau6 diff
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From the evidence before US, We find
every dollar receiver by MI. Bisch prop
erly accounted for, and said funds have
been ably and faithfully managed.
he result OF our investigation, as APP
pears above, Is in exact accordance with
The report made by Mr.. Bisch to YOU
Board at the March term, 1853.
Respectfully submitted,
II. W. LAUER, r.....,
q. W. EECK, OoiH Allttee'
EyANsvILLE, August l6, Is 9.
We hereby certify that the foregoing 1e-
port is true and correct.
H. ". LAUER,
L. w. PICK,
Subscribed ard sworn to before me, this
nth day OF september, 1863.
9. H. " ES5ELER, Notary Public
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An ong the first boats due here are the
Ciara scott, from Cairo; Palestine, from
LousYlilei Anna aud Glendale, from st.
LOUIS Kate Robinson, for St. Louis; Min
neola Edinburg, from Memphis; Cora
lOr Memphisi P. w. strader, for New
oIleans; Indiana, Mary Houston and
virginia from New Orleans; Rapidan No.
2fiom PASSPORT.
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Business WAS real active on the Ievee sat-
utday morniug......-.The Palestine was an
night unloading her raj road iron, and ala
not get away untn 9o'cloclz......TheC Charm
er ar wed al ~ o'c.ock, with an immense
trip, Including several hundred barrels or
pork and whisky for reshipment South
She came ali the way through with her
guards in the water. She got good trip
out, ana lett a little after Doon........ The
Wauarita passed down at A. NJ, Without
landing --.----..-....-..The J. L. Graham
brought up a nice trim Vba
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GenI Agents, II GOrtlandt St, n. Z.
lse22 dwImI
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boats Leaving To-Day.

For CAIRo.-The elegant and finely ap.
pointed steamer Norman, p. X. Barclay
master, win leave for Cairo and ali way
ports, at p. N. this evening, with the mail
and Adams Express. Walter b. Penning-
ton and ]. f. Wilbanks are her obllplng
clerks. The Norman is a good and sac
boat, and Captain Barclay Il an expert
enced and popular commander
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"-oN5-N W a nv ~ Ap--.....-. --ss...s. Il n @
Petrolia No. took cut fair trip.............
The Joha Lumsden arrived at 10 o'clock
with irst-rate trip Of freight and people.
AS soon as discharged she commenced re-
loading, " tn prospects OF splendid trip
out.........If there is water, the Armada
viii be on the war path in ten days. The
prospects OF water are not f1attering.........
The Nick Longworth from New Orleans to
Louisville arrived at 1880 Saturday, with
a moderate trip. She did a large way
busine s. Capt. Hates and Eugene Bow.
ers were In fine health and spirits. The
Lougworth will be down towards the last
OF the week, and there no better boat In
commission.