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WASHINGTON, June John B.
Guthrie, a prominent clerk in the
office of the Secretary of the Treasury,
aud for long time legal adviser of the
Department Of Internal Revenue and
Customs Regulations, has resigned.
The receipts of Internal revenue
from all sources, yesterday, were
81 S66, 600
Richard i'll. Curry has .beenappoiut-
ed Register Of the Land Office at New
/ Orleans. uBUp EaHNAM
Major j. III. Smith, Judge Advo-
cate, has been assigned to duty at the
headquarters Of the Department Of
The President made the following
appointments; VIM. A. 9Pile,o Gov
ernOr of New Mexico; christopher G.
Sheath. ConsnIat EIsinore; VIM q.
| Kendall, DPOstnaster at plymouth,
Indiana. aaer ~ -s.51-r.IJ e e 81.
/ WASHINGTON, j une I 1t has been
crroneously stated that Secretary Fish
| has effected an arrangement with the
/ Spanish Secretary for Foreign Affairs,
| by which the Spanish minister here
has power TO settle alEoTdinary ques-
tions arising between the United
States and Spain. with, reference to
| Cuba. The arrangement Is between
the minister and Captain General OF
Cuba, by which certain classes of
eases, heretofore brought before the
Captain General, will be adjusted at
/ Washington through the Spanish
minister. e-.-e1 7a'a. 81.
The public debt statementhas been
/ delayed until tomorrow, owing to the
fact that all the accounts are not yet
properly prepared. The opinion pre-
walls as the. Treasury Department
that the statement will show a large
reduction, though it is not positively
certain. The decrease will be ten
millions. 1t will also exhlbit a heavy
coin and currency balance.
Approximation has Just been signed,
and will beydulyr PFOmulgated, for the
sale Of public lands, efn6racing about
/ 10000 acres, TO take place at Dehve
City, commencing on the 18th of SEN
TEN Der next. SO I'll -aa8 hua mRagR
4 WAsHINGTON, June lit Is said
| Lewis II Douglass the eoIored print.
or, was yesterday transferred from the
ease to position as copy holder. Thi.
action would seem to take che Dues
ton of the admission Of colored mem
bers to the typographical Union or
Of the control Of Buch 0rRanizatsons
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News by Atlantic C8ble
.bnsd 90 egaatA
Convening of the State
Emigration Society at
81 = Mobile.
Laying of the Corner Stone
of tho Atlanta Uni
VeTsitys5
Indian OutFases.

ST.. LOUIS, June 1.ZE dispatch
| from Topeka, Kansas, sayszthe Sheriff
of Saline Ceunty reports ~ persons,
men, women and children, killed
in that county by the Indians, and as
many more are supposed to have been
carried of to suffer worse than death.
/ The settlers in Saline County are
coming eastward for protection. A
| correspondent says, If the Quaker
Agents do not hurry up, The poor in
nOcent savages- will destroy all the
| frontier settlements of@Kansas and
Colorado m
ST. LOUIS, june 1.-The followiog
dispatch is fr0mTan entirely trust
worthy source, and dmay besrelied upon
as correct: =
f FoRT LBAVENWORTH, KS,
@ June l, 1863
About twenty While persons have
been Killed Indians in Western Kan
sas, during the past Reek. Tic muir
ders have been coHmitted by sowing
bands of Iudianss 90 large bodies
having been heard Of The massa-
cres have been the result Of gusrrilla
fighting rather than of general Endian
war. The line of operations has ex
tended from the Republican and Sol
omon Rivers to the end Of the
Kansas Pacific Railway Settle.
ments in that partSoF the State are
scattered and very much exposed.
General Schofeldghas only 8small
number Of troops at his disposal, but
he is milking the best.use he can of
them. Governor Harry has organized
two compauies of scouts, for which
General Sehofieldwili furnish arms.
There are now in@the field four
United. States Surveying parties, all
without military prOtection. Twoof
these parties are north of Fort Hays,
one between Forts Hays and Larned,
and one six " miles west of Fort Hays.
This is the most exposed part Of the
State, aud fears are felt for the safety
of the surveyors.
The Times and Conservative has
news of 40 attack on the settlements
along the Saline River, west of Solo
mon, and ono woman killed. one boy
wounded, aud three children kidnap-
ped. The soldiers are IN pursuit.
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BY the Atlantic TeIegraP n

LONDON, June 1.-Nearly ali of the
Journals have articles to-day on the
presentation of the address to Motley
and discuss the probable future rela-
tions between Great Britain and the
United States. fl.aH F
The Times, after contrasting Sum
ner's speech III, the Senate with Mot
ley's language on yesterday, hopes
the peaceful tendency of the latter Is
attributed to appearances, but the real
practical introduction OF the indica-
ton of the intention of bis Govern
ment setting aside all controversies.
Great Britain offers Motley a hearty
welcome.
The Times is assured that both the
Government and the people of the
nation will reciprocate his friendly
expressions.
| LONDON, June 1.-The Nelcs says !:
/ 1t is satisfactory to find that Presi-
dent Grants Government has policy
ofconciliatiOn aud peace on the ques-
ton Of the relations of England and
/ the U nited States.
The NelcS is anxious to know the
basis on which the new deliberations
4 are to be considered, and adds: But
if MIR. MOtley's suggestions to lord
Clarendon are perYaded by the spirit
breathed at Liverpool, the Americans
may reasonably hope for success.
Engiand would be content to accept
asettlemeDt arranged by Lord Clar-
endon and Mr.. Motley.
| The Telegraph says: Any proposals
mady BY Mr.. Motley will be weighed
on their merits. England having
made her protest against Mr.. Sum
ner's doctrine, has dismissed it from
Consideration. 1eF
The Star rejoices at the friendly
remarks made by the new American
| Minister.
/ QUEENSTOWN, June 1.-The steam
ship Queen, from New York, arrived
yesterday. - -,Eos -
SOUTHAMPTON, June l. = The
steamship Benton, from Baltimore,
arrived yesterday.
LONDONDERRY, June L. The
steamship Austria, from Quebec, ar
rived to-day. h-
A SPAIN issElFE
| MADRID, June lit is reported
that the Republican members viii
not. oppose, on the final vote in the
/ Cortes, the question of the futare
form of the Government. of Spain.
but will unanimously refuse to sub
scribe to the Oaths prescribed by the
new Constitutios, go
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GEN. WARREN's report on the Pa
cjfo RAILROAD does not sustain the
wholesale c0udemnatio passed upon
it By Nj. Snow, the Govef ament In
speetor lie admits, however, that a
large sum of money-about fourteen
millious-will be required to put the
road in the best condition, and make
it worthy the nation Of whose bounty
it is the creature. We hope General
WARREN' statements are nearer the
exact facts in the case than Mr..
SHOWS. Iii is very unpleasant for a
people, after being liberal to a fault,
to realize that their liberality has
been squandered upon seoundrels;
that the largeness of their hearts by
contrast oLly makes more painful the
.meagerness Of their brains.
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THE New York .1jiJp,e Of Satur-
day last, 10Th ulA, contains the first
installment of HORACE GREeLEY's S
long promised aud much talked of
articles on Political Economy. These
articles are designed to prove that
the more poor men ray for the nee
essaries Of life, provided they are
manufactured in this country, the
sooner they viii become wealthy
We advise everybody to read MIR.
GREELEY's articles. They will be
worth al the time spent in their in
VvesticatiOn
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New Orleans MRrker.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June l.
GoLD-I3S54. r.A' 4ss@ "a A 49,
EXCHANGE - Sterling I5IRl453[. New
YORK 81 Int par to 6
FLOUR-Superfine s. 81; Xxx s. IS; xxx
So 30. --
CokN-9se for white. 1i8n8 EAET
OATS-70c.
BRAS-Sl 25.
HAY-S30 % for prime.
PORK-Held at S:I3 %
BACOS-AdvancedT Tshout1eEs 1910. clear
rib sides I754c; clear sIdts 1Se
LARD-TIerce 1S5 ISt4c kegs I9ISc.
SUGAR-DuII; common g5z@ IO54c prime
1916 I3i4e
NJ NOLAsSES-Re- boiled 55a65c.
WHI>KY-99cGSl % for " Westesrn rectified
CUFFEE--F'alr l55ze; prime l61ze5l7c.
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Mnmnhis MarHet.
sy Telegraph.

sy Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, June !.
CoTToN-Firm at 27IIa2Sc: receipts, III
ba es: exports, 5i7 bales.
FLOUR Dun: supe ii ne; SjG5 p.
CORN-Sales al 76g7Sc.
OATS Soc.
Ba.5- s2ss.sgIOo.1 e, e 8 ssfz XTHB
S156el9zc.
BACoN-Firm; shoulders I31z9lS54c, sides
l734c.
BULK MEATS - Dull; shoulders I215c,
sldEs Ib5zc. aH has FaF El1a3paaH
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KnroneAn narket


BY Cable LONDON Hume D.
Consols-For money -9E5<, ex div: Ac-
count 823s div; American kecdfi ties easet;
2Os at London, SJ5s; at Frankfort, 81
;tLIvERPOOL, June 1.-CottOn ma, ket
hrmeri midalinS npIands, on spot, 4lsSs
TO arrive, 1894; Orleans, li5sd; sales $3.50
bales; .CaiIfoFnia white wheat 9ss %, = red
winter, IS 81; Western tlour, 22s I'd corn,
S7S %; pork lO0s; beef SIS lard Us; cheese
IS; bacon 6Js.
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'BiNGHAMProN, N. Y, june IA
Convention OF eolOred men from all
parts OF this State, called by the eolored
citizens State Central Committee,
began its session at the Academy of
Music, in this city. The object of
the Convention is to organize a Com
mittee in every city, town and State,
to serve as canvassers, and do other
duties in the fall campaign, when the
new Constitution is to be submitted
to the people. 80 f
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MOBILE, June 1.-The State Emil
grafton Convention convened to-day,
and is.well attended by delegates from
all portions of the State. Much in =
terest has been manifested, aud the
plan for providing homes for. emf
grants is in a fair way of being
adopted. .ite#
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BY Telegraph.I NEw YoRrr, JS1na
DRY Go0DS-In cotton goods, trade com
tinues moderately active the marked he
ings sssgs pb OF all the cheap iot 0fFsring.
preparatory 70 advancing prices. Among
rule, for the most part, quite Uniform. Tha
only changes whtch We observe Lo.daV are
ia Clark.s Bieacned 1fuStlns Wnfoi7
have declined from 2le To 20e. Af5d f2o.'lF-
vile rs Bleacned have advanced frorn 20
10 lOe
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ATLANTA, Ca, June The cor
ner stone of the Atlanta University,
an Institution on the plan of the Ober-
lin and Howard University which Is
being established under the auspices
OF the Freedmen's Bureau, was laid
to-day. The attendance was large.
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FoRTREss MONROE, June 1.-Gen.
Sherman aud staff, accompanied by a
party of ladies and gentlemen, arrived
last evening to attend the wedding Of
the daughter of Gen. Barry Gen.
Sherman received the usual salute of
seventeen guns. E-#s ~
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The Cincinnati Enquirer ascribo S
the recent disaster to the gas works
in that city to the pipe Of the unfor-
tunate workman who lost his life by
the accident. M.
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CHICAGO, June LAT an election
held at Grace Church, in this city, on
the question of admitting lay repre-
sentatives into the General Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. there were cast: For lay dele
cation, 65; against lay delegation. ID.
Total, 78; church membership, 249.
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THE Chicago Tribune of Monday
contains a lengthy article proving that
the cities Of CSieago and New York
can never be rivals. 1t is an in
genious way Of putting the impor-
tance of Chicago. If
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OmeiaI.
DEPARTNENT OF STATE,

DEPA OF RlIATEl
Washington, May a. 1863. r
Iuformation has been received at
this Department. from Mr.. z. s.
Spalding, the Consul of the United
States at Honolulu, of the death,
on-the- 30th-day of March last, at
Honolulu. of G. hughes, formerly
Of Richmond, Wayne County, Indi-
ana. je2d3t.
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Fruit ID ars.
.s FTuit y arg.
Fruit y arS.

TN VIEW OF THE ANTICIPA'cED
n extra large fruit crop OF the present
season, we contracted In March Tor an
unusueI stock OF FRUIT JArS of BEST
BRAN DIS; but as SALES HAVE AL
READY LARGELY EXCEEDED OUR
MOST SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS, we
would advise customers to SEND IN
THEIR ORDERS EARLY. Glass manu-.
facturers generally stop making in not
Veather Say June), thus cutting off the
supply, aud doubtless Jars will grow
scarce as the Vseason advances. and
PRICES CORRESPONDLSGLY HIGHER.
We have the following excellent brands 4:
LYM4SsS PATEET SELF-SEALER.H s.
Tin eap.jn one piece Rubber band out
side the jar. Greatly I'M proved since last
year 3ys n new opener, made in one piece
VerSo Slmpies thus overcoming the only
objection. ever urged against this very
popular jar. Has been In great demand
for ten years. .t-.e H5oi1'a g =
atf q. @HEEO = GLASS JARS.
Self-sealers. screw top and rubber band.
Tue rubber does not come in contact with
the fruit. s -tl.. -s-,l - tt
slia - MAIDEN FAR.
Self-sealer; lin top, rubber band, wire
fastener. Tue cheapest seiEsealer yet made.
~ HEAVY kINS4 GLASS JAES,
Tin top, wire fastening.
80 BROWN EAREHEN JARS. m
Best glazed. Tin top, wire fastening.
i, seg- No charge for boxes when ordered I'm
full pa. ages quarts, 8 dozen In a box;
Bet Red Sealing Wax, In 5-pound De cx.
ages, 70 sui SUI tue heavy ring and brown
Full direciohs for Preparing frutt and
sealin e 9 Jars accompany each package.
Send in your Orders at once /!
in n
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KaYana, Items.

HAVANA, June 1.-Thomas FL
Nelson, American Minister to Mex
leo, arrived yesterday morning, on his
way to Vera Cruz. s4 Eta-I a.
The United States steamer Coon
tOeook has returned here. AEs
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GEN. JOHN q. BRECKENRIDGE has
gone on a tour Of observation to Su-
perior City, Wisconsin, to look after
some large property interests he has
there. 1t seems strange that the prop
erty was not conhscated to the Gov
ernment long ago.
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as copy holders are not required to
be members Of such organizations,
but the issue having been raised it
will probably be pressed to a decision.
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THE New York Post shows that
really International banks have In re-
serve only ten per cent. of the
amounts they have promised to pay in
legal tender notes on demand. @
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New York GoId and StOck Markei.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June l.
MoSEY-Market rather more active late
in the day, but easy at 6gz per cent. on
call. arhe - ct 81
STERLING-Quiet, at e1<99H.
GOLD-Htgher; opened at 385S: rose to
heavy bear sa ies Carrying rates 59S per
cent. Clearances, S93,O00OOO.
GOYERRM ENTs - Strong and advanced
during the morning. with the chief deal
ing in '62s, SIS, old '62s and '8Is; there is
active inquiry for the latter by foreign
bankers; IN the afternoon the market was
dull ana a fraction lower than the best
rates during the day. Coupons of 81,
l22k9l225Si s Q. '62, I2lsz9l225<; do. "a, 1177S
gl17ss: do. 05. 1lS5<gIl9; do new, 120g
1201s do! 67. l201l201s do. '6S, I20gI201s;
l0r41s ls ls9s4@I091&. .I-.l-- ..n-L -
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KNAE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
u at public auction, on
Thu RS DAY, JUHE 7TH, at AM
At their place, on the plant road, one mile
from the court house tfirst brfck-yard on
said road, the following named articles,
e wit:
10000 good bricks, 300 cords of wood,
. tons OF hay, wagons, l cart, 1 dray,
plow, horses, l mule, and all the utensils
belonging TO a good bdcK.yard.
At the same time we will sell at auction
IL acres OF land, with a good dwelling
house, containing six rooms, and a brick
shop, on the premises.
The terms of the sale of the real estate
viii be made known on the day OF the
aa1e.
Terms for the sale OF personal property:
All sums under $50, cash; Tor AL sums over
$50, six months credit. with interest will
be gwen, the purchaser giving his notes,
with security, waving relief from Valua-
ton or appratsement laws.
GEORGE THUMEIER.
mas d&Wtdl HENRY BAUMANN.
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THE Lafayette Journal of Wednes-
day, reports great damage done the
crops in that section, by the Wabash
oveIhowing its banks.
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SAN Francisco, June 1.--Steamer
Golden City sailed to day. Capt w.
II. West, 1st. officer of the Golden
City, died at sea May 26th. His body
was embalmed and sent to New York
to-day by the steamer Droast. He
formerly commanded the Pacific mail
steamer Sacramento. @ -
Maj. Gen. G. III. Thomas arriyed
hSrO last night
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ONLY one solitary Republican paper
in Ohio opposes the nomination of
Gov. HAYES for reelection.
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MT. VERN0N.
Death from sun-stroke.
Tspeciai % the EvansviIle Journal.

Especial to the Evansville Journal1
MT. VERNON, Ind, June 1.-Adolph
Hembes, German iaborer in Brink
man & Myers brieSyard, died from
sun stroke this afternoon. The de-
ceased was man Of family. He was
not accustomed to working in the sun,
and tue brlekyard Is situated on low,
exposed ground.
NEw ORLEANS, June L. - The
President Of tie Chamber Of Com
merce has received dispatch from
the Secretary OF War stating that the
views OF the Government in regard to
tn e importance OF improving the navi
cation at the mouth of the Mississippi
River were in accordance with those
OF the Commercial Convention, aud
th at the suggestions relative to the
dredge- boat now at the mouth of the
Mississippi will be complied with.
The dispatch was in response to the
resolutions telegraphed By the Presi-
dsDd Of the Convention.
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GREAT SALE OF SUBURBAN
no PROPERTY AT AUCTT04J

ONl SATURDAY. JUNE 18TH 1854
the undersigned proposes TO sell oTle
haHdred and hfty lots in SPRING DALE
near the lArtesian Springs PARK, 1T auc-
tiOn.
=, ,Terms-One-third cash; balance in one
and two years, with six per cent. Interest
ana morIg5ge on the property &c secure
the deferred payments.
This IS the most desirable pro perfv for
residences ever offered TO the citizens Of
Evansville.
sale to commsnse at Z O'Clock p.sx.. on
the premises M H1fzEa1 An
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AMONG the prominent questions
wlich must come before the next Ma
tional Typographical Union will be
application Of the son of Fred DOUa-
LAS for membership, in the shape of
an appeal from the Washington City
Union. We predict the National
Union will sustain the action of The
Washinpton Union.
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CITYa ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Corporation Notices.

4
MAY 18TH, 1859. asl4 - a.s -
fQRDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
land now it Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council OF the
city of EVANSVILLE, that The owners of ali
lots or parts of lots. fronting on or sdjoin-
ing the west side Of Washington Street,
beJ~een Franklin Street and Hamilton
Street;
South sids of Franklin Street, between
Washington street and Brtnkmeyer's
Field; III 81 fss,sg .. ataFas ra = N.
East side or Third Avenue, between
Eleventh Street and Twelfth street;
z IN said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade, and
that they cause a sidewalk of Glass No. 9
TO be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication of this order.
huE .sss stnfl. A. Nj. B4c3 RIFF, Clerk,
aalI Err BY r. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks office, May 18th, 1863.
mag d3t et t3 Union copy.l
1ss. Notice to Contractors.
The Conmon Council Of the City Of
Evansville VIII receive sea ed proposals
until he 7th day of June, 1859, Tor grading,
glaVeling, and paving the alley situate be-
tween Main Street and Locust Street, and
extending from Seventh Street TO Eighth
Street.
BY order of hetOounciI. ti.fta as.E-l
.sfIt-s -. - .e--,r An. MCGRIFF. Clerk.
City Clerks, Office, May 17th: 1869.
-
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Heavy Robbery.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-The Trade
Palace Dry Goods Store, belonging
to N. r. Smith & Co, was robbed Of
silks valued at $1,000 on Sunday
night.
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A GRAND railroad consolidation be-
tween New York and Chicago, is now
seriously considered It is proposed
to put in the Hudson River Road at
1000, 900, the New York Central at
$40. 900, 600, the Buif@lo & Erie, Lake
Shore, and Michigan Southern at S65.
100000. Total $l65 000O00
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IRELANp

1DUBLINu June Lit is rumored
that Earl Spencer. Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland. is about to resign.
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Notice to Gontrac ors.
NEW ADYER TINEM EATS.
!, e Fnr RAM.

mo1 49, ~ For Rent.
A IA sEsE TWO.STORY BRICK
-E4. House, six rooms, having four lots,
good g able and wood-shed, ana large gar
den full of frult trees, all fu-I or fruit, to
rent by the year. Apply to Mr.. BLISS on
the premises. near the Gas Works. Je2 2w
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Notice.
GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at my Once until money
1.erehes ~ limestone, to be delivered on
Franklin street. below Pigeon Creek also,
Cor 200 perches TO be de iYered on @ tne plahk
sGd subject To be accepted or rejected at
Sl5e oution of the Board OF Com m1ssioners
INC W VICTOR BI5CH,
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
Evansville, May 9th, 1863. l26 david
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Notice.

NUbIUbs
KyHE SPECIAL BOARD OF FouaIi-
~ cation OF VanderDurgh County will
meet at the Court House in Evansville on
the first Monday in June, 1869, (it being
the 9TH day of said month";, for he purpose
OF hearing and determining all complaints 8
and grievances. to the arpraisement q
reat estate, and improvements Of sald
county. VICTOR BISCH, A. v. =.
Evansville May 10th, 1869. lmayIl dWld
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Public Auction.

REPAIRING done in the best manner
aud at short notice. fmh5 d6m
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Notice to CisterR Builders and
Contractors
PHALOR'S "PAPRIAE L0TI0a %
For BeautlGying the SKIN and Come
l.I DIeXiOn.

Removes all EruptiOns, Frecklas, Pims
pies, Moth Blotehes, Tan, etc, and renders
Inc skfn son, fair, and blooming.
FOR Ladies In the Nursery Il - lnvalu-
: FOR oGenA6nen after Shaving 30 aas no
4s'Pat,hian Lotion" as the only rHllahl
remedy for diseases and bienlsnes of the
Skin.