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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-12
n. pHILosopnY OF MAnnIAGE.

rSyJs PHiLOsOPHf OF MARRIAGE.
~ New Course Of Lectures, a. delivered at
the New York Museum Of snatgmy, embracing the
subjects; How to i.iye and What 10 Live F%ri
Reviewed. The Cause Of IndigesnOni FlatuleRcs
and Nervous Diseases aeeounted f9ri Marriage
will be forwarded on receipt II four stamps by nd.
dressing Secretary Museum Of Anatomy, Balti-
more, u West BaltlmoTe street, Baltimore, Md.
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WAREEE. - At hla late residence. slNtsentl
street, between n and n on the Josh inslsHi,
at u rs clock, JOHS wAkRES, in his Bth year.
Ths fuaoral service will take place At St. Mar
tins church this Afternoon at o'clock. His
friond, and those VI the family are invited to a.
.s.d.
WALKER. oiled at his residence 10 this city.
az 1909. U Thuryday, the llth instant. after =
pfutractsd Illness, Hon. ROBERr J. wALKga, aged
GS wears months and 3 days.
The funeral will take place on Saturday next A.
~ noon, from No 40 FIFTH street, whence the TO-
maths " III be taken to Oak III CsmsteTy, 0eorg"-
town. d Z. All friends arc Invited 10 attend.
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wAsHrSoroS, Nov. II. Iss9.-Jsy Cooke
4 90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
eminent securities
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EFooFFIClAL.

CITY CoLLEcroR's OFFIcE,I
WEST wIsu. CRY RAIL,
Notice y hereby given that the TAXES fORTHE
YEAR 1859, levied upnn the Real and Personal
lambda, will be payable on aud after MONDAY,
Nsyember 1873, A discount Of Ave per cent Will
be allOGe1 upon all payments N ado thereon pricT
~ the 2lst OF November.
In I'D iit,on to the regular hours allowed by law,
this Ohcs will BE- epel from the 10th to the 18th u
the present month, from 90 clock D. N. to clock
y. m, to accommodate mechanics aud labOTiE.
people, who have taxes to pay.
On the lst day Of February, 1879, the Collector
will close his books, and all property upon witch
taxes are due and paid on that date, Will he al
vertised for sale without distinction Of person
FREDERICK A. BOSWELL,
oe1l .2Ot City Collector.
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sISFoA CARD.-A Clergyman, while
~ rn.lhlnK In SnnIh AmerlrA A mi salmuhEY.

~ residing In south AmerIca as missionary,
discovered q safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous weakEess. Esriy Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Semisal Organs, ASd the whole
train u disorders brought on by ban-iul aud
vicious habits. Urcat numbers have been cured
heneht the Athlete and unfortunate, | will send
the recipe Tor preparing and using Ihis medicine,
In sealed envelope. to any one who needs It, TRRE
OF CHAfUg. Address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
Oe1-Gm Station D, Bible House, New York City
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RIoHAU,s GOLDEN uEME-

t<9 DIES. -UHc thee only aud save time,
health and money. $1,000 kgwaLd for any case
DR.. RlCHAh's GOLDEN BGLSAM No. !,
sures ulcsr., liberated Sore Throat aud Mouth,
bio ch6s, Soreness Of the Scalp, hcrOfula, Sc, il
y the greatest kenOyAtOT, Alternative snd Blood
FARTHER kGOwni removes all mercury frrIn tho
system, aud leAyes the blood pure an d healthy.
d., RlCHAU's GOLDEN BALsAA, No 2.
ibrlnt. aud YES Immediate rel In all cases.
fLiergi other N. Tor Is per bottle, or two
bOttlus fur 80.
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IN IT ITAU 3 WVLDkN ANTTDUTE, TEpIl
Price " psf bottle
DR. RlCHAu'b GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR,
radical cure for Nervous or General Debility IA
Old Or y3uuE. impaTting energy with wonderful
elect fflca 70 Per bottle, ur two bottles for 40
On receipt VI price these remedies wi be shipped
to any place Prompt attention paid TO ali cor
TespQndenu None genuine without the name Of
DIR; RiChAU GOLDEN REMEDIES, b. b
bottles, s'"'' "
AddrfSs DR. .: B. RICHARDS. No, gas varIek
'"''" Wv" ava Oel.eOdly
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sDye WOULD MOST RESPECT
ksS fully call tho Ettentlp1 Of the public TO my
NEW RESTAURANT, 322 PENIS lvsnis avenue,
ocl.tf WIN PULLMAN.
sTfsUEM0yED,- N. IL Miller, Attor-
80 ney at Law. has reno we'd bis office to No,
four' 'S-half street. near the City Hall.
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From THE PUBLISHERS we have "LIttelrs
Living Age" for tho week ending November
IL, an excellent number.
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FROM faris, OF the date OF yeste rday after
noon, we learn that Alexandra A uguste L.
dru Rollln, ex.Minister of France, who was
compelled to seek safety In England In 1913
on account OF conspiracy against SapOlean,
Is expected to arrive to-day. Ii Is reported
that he will be promptly arrested If ne en-.
enters French territory.
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eaf.TuE HEALING POOL.

~ 4 u
~ Essays for young men who have fallen
into vicious habits, and now desire q higher life
aud a better manhood, with certain means OF relief
for the afflicted sent In sealed letter envelope,
FREQ Of charge. Address, HOWARD AssOCIA.
TlON, box r, Philadelphia, Pa sep2i.Sn
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B.C. r, CUMMINs,

sH SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
whSSS ls h PaaSRaiS IYfy BEsfvA ssGRxCfdRg.
Second door Of X street and Northern Market,
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Ny-LITERARY.-ON FRIDAY EVE
- MING, November u, Miss Anna II.
Nich?lss will read an Original Rssay at odd Eel.
lows Hall
Doors opeu at 7.3J, Reading to CONNIE nee at s
o'clock Tickets to be had at Philip 4 solomons'
Book Store, rhompsou's Drug store. corner New
YORK avenue aud Fifteenth street, and at the door.
Admission 80 cents. DoyG.6t
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28

GETTING MlcHrY snoRT.--A corre,,o.s
at of the Cincinnati Times has had ~.
experience.
Boarding the lightning express on ,ho
little Miami railroad, last evening, We Ina
,mfonaby doubled up preparatory i a
.aooze, when we were sala,ed by tail Afrl.
an. rs iDlows
Look here, ! want 10 AK you question
Is agood way from home, and | wants /,
snow il S on the right trackY'
Gkere do you want To 20, Uncle," W.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28

ne New England Farmer is inclin-
~ 70 heilese the value Of carrots as
.. ~ ''' stock Is moderated, Judging
N.' 'e.aa' experience in feeding
hem. Although So rer cent. Of The
''ro' y water IT'S influence in the
stomaeii upon other articles ~ focd
Is most favorable, eondue,ns IL III
most perfect digestion and assil,,ila.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28
sss. -sl.>ss >. aeS
! +. Nacl;lt

Paf9ag 1T .il;r tie
eF'-~---~444 ittH t> Is et,ad !:
pour oy.r TTin SHliieipM sweet nti K
10 coax ,hen well: make hnc Nj Il G
hands. Beat To-, der one teaspoon.
al ~ sasel.lan Wolasfe>. 81 pstn tea
sroonlui u sptia, ort \. y, Ii Nnu want
it harder, adj atullsef ESQ. vi cr i
ioams, ijv with IL, ettrt ingredients,
adding 81 tie sllre Bake ono hour
u more ~ 10 cateA wl,h swtctc,vl
cream.
-a9p5 3 Per Pafl,ng Pare aud
anais,r gao lmt aitplcs alrl place in
4 dep hnkmg Gi,is slii hlp otm
hem ff'lr salt nia pepper, ana
lrop i small ii,.e q; lnNcf IL. the
enter. Make a What iloul batter
i enc cup II rrcala, one cup q som
~ sweet miik, 4 linch ~ salt. aud
salt-spnon al soda, turn It ever the
aWal,s, and bake in quick oven.
10 l,e eaten with sauce OF swoctcncd
erear.
:, D Geiot. DIST u .iiPies. -Tahe
We pounds OF apples, pare aud core
them. slice ihom into pan, add one
pound II afsagar, thr juice Of thrcc
iemons, asd the grated iind of one.
Let these loii ab, at two hours Turn
ITO mould, aud scvc With thick
BASTARD III cream.
Sotid rustayYl Half box OF gela
tine boiled in one qGa,t OF milk, AID
eour while boiling over eight eggs
aid eight spooniuls Of sugar wen
beaten together; flavor 10 taste aud
pat in moulds on ice. To be eaten
with cream and sugar.
syf2f''s E,ot Soup Boil four feet in
two quarts Of water Till very tender;
axe the meat from the bones, STRAIN
,he liquor, add pint OF good beet
rrayy as ier a calf E head soup.
10 Dye Psu3,le Sld'c--one paper
Il iak powder, one quart of vinegar,
suficieA water to wet the articles
eei. 70 he done in brass.
'.sd lak for Marking L;aea.-
Take hali-ouncc Of ycfmlllioa and
irachm of sal, Of steel q eopperas
/. ,hcm be finely ievigated with lin
ed oil to lhc Gcgrcc OF limpidity re
-9lire,l f,r the occasion. This ink. ii
!, said, will perfectly resist the effects
= acid, as well as all alkaline lyes.
sl.snaical lTosh-Takc white Wit
sol thirty two parts. and OF burnt
operas one part, until You get
..b,sSpooniul then add one quart Of
ett water. bottle and il is fit for use.
i'his = ssh is the best thing for burn
ever used. Il is also excellent for
s.uiscs, frosted feet aud sore eyes.
catarrh .Sa7f.-t'inc table salt
smuch better ca,ariah snuf ihaa the
rash usually sold under that aamc.
IL >honld be used often, and ihcug'i
Il first somewhat ,usrica SAINT, it can
I, no harm, and will ctfeciuaily cGre
hose disagrceahlc colds in the head
- prevalent about these days.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28
AProp.sisten - she ladies.

We propose 70 show better assortinf II q
Hoop skirts. Hosiery aud Corectz, ana at cheap.
ar pr,c.1 than we're ever before offered ia Inde-
pcndeHce, allowing the ladies 10 be the judges.
First deer wet 81 Montour House.
TURNER MELLlSH,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28
FARM FOR SALE.

An excellent farm, inewn ~ the Reeves
Farm, three miles nertL.ensl Of the City Of H.
100 acres u Prairie and 50 acres Vi
Timber about one mile from the prairie land
The farm Ia well watered and Ia superior stock
farm, . good share caitivsted aud fenced; d
house aud barn, and good well nesr the house,
With grove, frat trees and shrubbery. Iofp par
tieulsrs enquire on tie premises, u the widow,
Or Of W. II. Baron, Independence, or or Geo.
W. RuddieL, Waserly, Bremen Co, Iowa.
GEORGE w. kBDDIck,
Executor.
Independence, March %, see. ic-.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28

If COWS get q breakfast Of grass,
ared ofs green color, with ration
=. OTIS for hcaltll's rake, as people
Il apples; being a couple OF hours
i eating it-a tiifle OF some rough
saslacr, ike corn stalks, or eafly-cul
vale hay, 10 a,nrse them during a
,ruiu- III a sunny yar1-and a 9th
two hours II supper, they will do,
l.'dic aud often is the old and good
ale A beast cannot measure bulk
9TH his eye, and is willing to repay
IN @raiifide look every time you
80 mm-no matter how little. II
sign ola good s.hand" in tue barn,
ne uses up brooms aud curry-coInbs.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28

Tic Indians Of our own continent
!. "a beans "sf diverse colcrs' before
isi,e men came among them, as is
,.s.liclusitely proved by ''succoiash,
II delicious compound OF ludian
IN ard beans, MI Indian dish, with
8 Indian name. Some OF those in
.enOas kinds were adopted by the
.iites, and are still cultivated but
best ef them have been suffered
become extinct. We refer TO the
ouailheads," SO called because its
Tors resemble those Of quail's
i ad. 1t Was also called the aChaw-
.aw.n II is still remembered by
4 eth names in Windham county, CT.
81 in other parts Of New England,
Which il spread from that centre.
!, hen sicwcd, il had a peculiarly fine
". .or, and cxericd no influence that
.5onid have disturbed Cicero's .'tran-
utility Of mind" l. was s'busi
AN AMI prolific; bat the little white
can, now 50 common, Being still
lorc profile and prettier TO look at
.ionsh less congenial to the .slnmat
mach, gradually snpllanted il. j
asss Indian or white man still las The
:. ed. and would bring it into notice
l.c would be a public beneiac,or.
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ExceISior

It Is wel warranted. All We ask is give /;
fair trial, Ter we kno~- by pas; experience. il
viii speak fel itself. ana sc viii with Ilezsace
refer you to few names 50 ven can
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28

Ia late number | sec tirat a Maine
nan advises the public as TO the man.
5er Of treating balky horses.
As / have tried his method 10 my
: ltisfaction, years ago, give MY cx-
s.ricnce for the hcneii. of those who
night be induced 10 try it. The
ae,bod is simple, and only requires
nc mar To perform il.
Fastcu li,ch-rein or small cord
. the bridle-bit or lbetterl lower jaw,
nd to the end OF fhs tail. Your
rec viii whirl 10 vcnr satisfaction ;
IL fall from giaainess. lie viii in
4 probability, balk again the first
ne he has a baiky driver. Iou may
h-n repeat the operation twice or
zee times and you may wiirl him
!. hour, and the result is an inyrter-
.. balkcr. and the fault AL your own.
hen viii tie horse he properly ed
.icd, and rot abused by such i'm
a.tper and inia,nan treatment: Mis-
lnagcment il The sole cause Of balki-
- in horses. Chs. Dc End, ia
oirie F,trBpr.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.
j. WILEY.

The undersigned will sell his House and Lot.
situated ia the southeast quarter Of the city, on
very reasonable terms. For full particulars en-
quire Ut my Furniture Store, north side q Main
Street. j. q. GLASS.
Irdepe ndsDce, April I'd, 1859. s0-tf
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EEacfio1s Nofaea

/ TITS NOW HERE ORDERED Ry
| a. the Common Council of the city OF
| Evansville that on Wednesday, the tenth
| day Of NOvem Der, 1869, an election shall
be held in said city in pursuHuoB of the
provisions Of the fortieth clause of the
thirtieth section of the charter otfthe city,
as amended by the aet.Of march IIth. 1867
The SAID election shall be held for the pur-
pose OF aScertaining WheJ her the qualified
Common Council Aforesaid for and on be-
half of said city to subscribe FOR. aad take
STOCK IN Inc = KansY ilte5 N1s4fE1t ana FGdu-
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, on the
terms and conditions, and subject TO the
PROVISIONS and stipulnttpns contained I'm
Council on the 4th day of October, 1859 and
recorded In tn q minute book oil the COun-
be by ballot, and upon the tickets of those
who desire said stock to be taken as afOre-
said shall be written OF. printed the words
" Take stock or other words clearly exc
pressing such OesiTes and upon the tickets
OF those who 90 not desire said stock to be
taken, as 8. aforesaid, IS, shall be written or
other equivalent words. Ia eli other re-
spects, said election shall be conducted ia
the same manner and be governed by the
same rules and regulations az the annual
election for OF GERS OF said city, except that
no one can vote at said election who shall
not have aid a city tax Withtn twelve
months before said election.
Said election shall be held at che usual
Places 81 holding city elections, and notice
OF the tirne and places Of holdihg sBtd cleo
ton shall be given by publishing a copy Of
the OfuBraix days Ia iWodaiiW newspaDers
printed aud published in said city, the last
Of which publleaUiOus shall be aB FEAST i've
days before the time OF holding said cleo
ton. One Of said neWspap brs shall be "a
German paper, and publish q translation
Of this order in the German Language, nnd
no unfmportant defect In such Translation
shall AFFECT the validity Of thls notice.
A. NJ. -MCGRIFF, Clerk.
By f. A. Mc31EFHs Deputy.
! City Clerks Office, Evansville
OctOberet1 1863.
oc9'8t lUniop copy.
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equaled in other dwellings, but SINH
lar designs are rare, No pictures are
yet hung, though many have been
purchased.
THE GROUNDS.
The grounds around the base cover
forty acres. Land In the locality IS
valued at $1,000 an acre. The tract
was bought six years ago by Mr..
Lockwood, and was thena comblna
ton of rugged hills and marsh. A
| large portion has been subdued into
beauty by a constant force of eighty
men, who viii now be thrown out of
employment.
MR.. LEGRAND LOCKWOOD.
Mr.. Lockwood is native of Nor
walk, and, as fortune favored him, he
sought to embellish his native town.
The homestead of his parents still
stands, and is tenanted by Mr.. Edwin
Lockwood, his uncle, who is Presi-
Danbury and Norwalk Railroad. Mr.
Legrand Lockwood is the chief stock
holder Of both these enterprises.
Through his able oversight, the lat
ter has become enabled to pay ten per
cent, dividends, and the lformer was
initiated by him through the violent
opposition Of the usual mass of idiots.
Mr.. Lockwood. also owns a large
amount Of surrounding lots and
houses. He has not been there for
several days. Himself and lady, and
the grown sons are In New York. A
boy and two little girls remain at
home. The eldest son of Mr.. Lock
wood, bearing the same name, is mar
RED, and IS now travelling in Europe.
The house is in charge of steward,
and Mr., E. =. Clark, Mr.. Lockwood's
attorney, is, temporarily passing his
nights there
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EOH 8ALE.

II Cortlandt street, New York
seq dAwlm
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]. H Willoughby has sold the barge
Belle Edgar to J. p. Mckinney, W. 2. Will
cox, and VIM. Stephens for 500, each one
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THE ORATORY

Further on is an oratory. The
walls are frescocd in imitation of fut-
ed white satin, the windows richly
hung with Persian fabrics, the ceiling
is Of blended rose, drab, and gold, and
the little dome is sky blue, studded
with stars. The prize dieu, or little
praying desk, is a beauty in its way,
bat has an uncushioned, though car
peted, stool attached. In front Of it
is cross. The owner is an orthodox
Protestant, but a complete chamber
suite must have an oratory as well as
dressing-room, and an oratory must
have a cross. The view from the
windows would disturb saint.
THE LADIES BoUDoIR
The dressing room of the man
sion's mistress is as large as an ordi-
nary parlor. 1t is carpeted with blue,
white, and rose, with frescoes and
furniture to match.
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The great guests room is spacious,
and carpeted with sober red 1t is
rich, but more subdued in its tone
than the others. There are many
- -. $500, Of srr n Her sirn L--1-
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Order for Opening Alley IN Block 28



0RDEREDs THAT SIX WEEKS
~ public notice by advertising ln the
Evansville Daily Journal be given that on
the 18th day of October, 1869, the Common
Council OF the city OF Evansville viii
make an order for opening an alley I'm
Block %, situate between Ninth and Tenth
Street, and extending fr m Second 60
Third Avenue lin toe town of-Lamasoo)
now city of Evansville; said alley to be OF
the width Of (lO) feet, and the west line Of
said alley TO be (l20) feet distant from
Ninth Street, and parallel with said Ninth
Street, and should any person aggrteved
at any time within six weeks ap ~ TO the
Common Council for redress by. petition or
rem onstrance left with the CLERK Of the
Common Council, and containing state
ment Of the injuries compIained OF and
the amount demanded therefor, said petit
ton or remOnstrance will be considered,
heard and determined by the Council on
the 18th day of October, 1853; and 10 u.s. fur
Their ordered, that the Clerk record on The
Minute Book OF the Council the plat OF
said Block No. %, with the surrounding
streets showing the location, width, and
length Of said alleys as the same is pro-
posed to be laid out and opened, which
plat has been prepared by James ID. Saun-
ders, City Surveyor.
Attest: A. NJ. MCGRIEF5 Clerk.
BY Il. A. MC8RIFF, Deputy Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, Sept. 8, 1869-se3 CIV
Union gnnWi
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e. B. & N. r. r., Northern Division
TRAINs aoING soUTH

TRAINS GOING SOUTH. - =.
Transfer Packet Steamer MOIlie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
Sundays exeepted,l at,............... 3:I5 pm
Train leaves Henderson at-.......,,, 4:45 Pm.
Arrive at Mad1S0nYllle............ 80 PM.
GOING NORTH
Train leaves MadisCnViIle daily
Sundays excepted) at ................ Is "A M
arrive az henderson, $500. z $50 A. M
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer .r
Packet MOlHe Norton .-........... .... 0 go Ar.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the K. 81 G.. Railroad. ..ft y
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TsoY FEsfAI.E SEMINARY

This Institution offers the aacum ulated
advantages Of over SO years succeSsfui
q thorough course of useful and ornas
mental education, under the direction of
more than twenty professors and teach
ers. For circulars, apply TO JOHN H.
WILLARD, Troy, New York. [au21 Dim
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BUTTER, EGGs. OHIOKENs.

Country Produce.
DEPOT COR. FOURTH AND WALNUT.
TTUNnEA.<& WILSON keep constantly
EA on hand thee celebrated Parke County
Inner Egg, Chickens, and all kinds of
country Produce. A likeral discount made
to wholesale dealers se28dlm
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To LOUI5vILLE.-Eiyery Monday at 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, WednesS
day, T ,ll Friday, and Saturday at 8
To CAIEO-Daily, except Sunday, at 4
O'CLOCK p. N. -.
TO GREEN RIVER Every Mond az, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
PM.
70 EAsTPoRF. Every Tuesday and Sat-
ur lay at 4 O'Clock p. M.
at O'Clock p
To NAsHvILLIs-E Every Tuesday, Wedneg-
day and saturday at 4 pm. 7
Transient boats daily up and down. &C..
To CINoINNATT- Every saturday at 10
AM. -i
10 CANNELToN-Ever Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 AN.
RockpOrtStage (via NeWburgh and Boon
Fllle,l carrying the mail, leaves att A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Arrives by z P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
a ed saturdays. {. f'.7s (
New Harmony NAH Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. n. Arrives Tues
lays and saturdays by p. NJ.
Nc. vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept sundays at A. M. Arrives daily lax
| sept Sundays1 by 2 P. M =
| q. To NEWBURG.-HacK daily (except Sum
aayD from the Merehant's Hotel, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ. r-f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-13
III ADVERTEsEEEENTa
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no TIE CITEzENs or Evans.
n VILE:
You are hereby notified procure
license Tor every cart. dray, WAGON. and
oLner vehicles Of every description re-
AutEAuB the same; and all DOGS found
within the city limits within Zen dave
ttLtet bhe publication of Tins moi ice not
14tsNtls the proper cheek in conformity
passed April l2d, 1859, shalt IS dead with
ocl2 blot CItv Marshal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-13
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TIME COMBEON COUNoEE or THE
- city of Evansville viii receive sealed
proposals untu the Dist day or October,
1862 for grading and paving Rue alley situ-
ate between Chestnut street aud Cherry
street, and extending from seventh street
to Eighth street, in Block 80 Eastern En-
largement
BY order OF the Council.
A. n, sMCGRIFH, Clerk,
By u. A. MCGRuF, Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE, October Isl 1869.
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