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, 1869-03-02

EoR sALE-By Bash 4 Ke7, 100 Wash-
L. trxton-st., Room L.: rrS
80 acres Town Of Jefenop.
AtFca Town Of Jefferson. ChAsp,
eIeF. Eiefo, TX Mi1es NON urnlts-
70 Acres, Cicero. for one day only.
~ Acres topth Of limits Ct great bafE1lns
sores lille north Vt Hnl.A-4penli1d fur tubdi.
yi.Ion.
10 feet. North Dearborn.
Adn1 uo1blt- houle and tVo lots, North ClAfkRt,
BASH 4 kKRK, 100 II 4hfpsiou IL. Rooul 4
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FOR RsALE-eaxlee feet on Twenty -ars,-st.,
l. near Archer DAD. III.
e feet On o'Hsten, near HAiat.d.4t "a.
20 feet on TJlerat. including both c,rne.s OF Rc-
hey Anh Hinthrstcr. "a. " N
:o1l3o on Park.ax: pear oAt1ey-st. Sss,
l1 111o to alleF. Willard place 1nd est Andaloh
!0sc.e on West l.ake-st. 3i,oD.
Qal53 on Hett LAkett, near Robey. ylo>, on uue
Block
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Gouutrp KcaI Eatate,

EOR 8ALE-Or Excban1n-Tvo 1ots near
= CpuN Park, Few York CITY. Also, 1Ss scrrs
hsaI hsaI umbesed lAnd II WlAennsio- viii e1ehlufo
!of C4!e4<o city property. For telml, Apply At is
Eaai HAtrlson-st., ChfcASo.
Il OR SALE-A farm Of about 500 acres. 2
miles sfoE tockpof4, H.. rood land, 5 mills cd
tsaGs nsraa st2ne hoa1e, nuh stone in anupdAnce,
EMpef, heFerfA1lfnK GpanFB Fiji b eoId cheap.
Ca4 o. or addrcA GE0. TlGHTXAh, Lociporl, ID
FOR SALE-Che&p-96o acre farm N Liv.
ingston County, IS miles southwest from Chica
20. H1 sput kood aonsAs. twp nne orchards laod
e1cfent 1ht1 fzru IL suIAla tar bdi sttlon Into
ANAL fAfns. CLAFL1X h WHITNEY, 80 ClaFt "a
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at11u4RuIr1tfH.

1ROSBTS OPERA HOUSE.
c. D. HESS Co.,. ..... ..Nansee1a,
FsurtA Week Of the esARenaess Hit.
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Printing #atrriaIs.

FVR sALE-To Punters-At 4 Ba.esfn n-es,
6lhht1 BAND, III AAdieop &, A poaA4:
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FOB eALE-Very cheap, easy terms: Lots
l. st1l:s. Gsddes-ss. osr Fuito1. $50
4on ~ ~ 6eInourst. near Futon. $1,000.
Lot. On Nea{sFn-Av-, near Fuftln-at, 2tooQ
lot tG1l5. Ca,roll.st. near Lincoln. $I3I
Lot 7sxl8. FAn nufenet., ntsr Hoynt. Sl.tH.
Il. G. .G0ODH1LlIE. Gus Block. lkl AAtI.an-st
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n OR sALE-Iots On AdAm4st., o5xl2255,
= for xsoo-onc hall cs2h.
LGn 6I14 On IAekaou-st-. for fa5o.
Lots Ecuth r5nr on Mite nell.st. cast Of Reuben,
nesf he bn4t echool home In TIT went three blocks
ptssens cry nmtts, for 97oo-essJ terms.
ter and Eaa IN block. =
lou IN III part. Of the city bat ve shink
fhe above Ate among our betk b&fKtlp4.
ADWIh A. hiCE 4 CO., l2s LaSalle-st. Rooms
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OF
GOLD.

SEATS NAY BE SECURED sH DAYS IN
AnY.k kIVK
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HE.EE0AGEAKET or
EDWIl ECf13f, Ths Lsads1 AlHie.
Assisted by our Mammoth TroHps. kA1nces we'd
ncsdaJ s36 6ssurdsJ u " o'tlaeSs
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This picture Of Res1 LIT, Of ss1na ana Repeat
Anee, rruduced With magnificent appointments
handsome Hceoe11.
wul shortly be produced. Ouvs Lossn>s CON scr
SURF. Also. RobesIsnn's = conedJ. SCHOOL.
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4 KEN'S DEARBORN THRATRR,
FRAEE K. AlKES................ ....,.,, ,Nanare.
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.D0r 6aIe.

+ Or sALE--For ea.h-Twen.y p.ld.up
my 6n1l shares IN the Chicago suve4 Ftass
EoMpsny. 9ood tnratment, and viii ~ snld
Rcom & AN* -
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FOR BALE 1311l63 feet on the northeast
eoznfr Of AiehiGAa-Av. Aad T1rusJ st-one
oa nc nhsst pieces OF property IN mAffet. Prizes,
PeaeeI TO any one seeklnE really sa1e nfst-tlasl
noshinK cheaper or bst1as tnan this can
Tast % nnls1 soma one A,aila himself Of 1his oppoi
on both Etdes+ WARREN 4 GOODRICH. I% Dear.
bcfu.ft., Room 4. -" N~-@~
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4 OR sALE-A eeven.acre block In Win
ttons A9bdiTition, navine LIS feet troutaEe
sssy e.; oPy sS pr fso' being .eegs ~ D;,se thst
eu1th.r aanln. TARKEa GooDktCH, Is Dear.
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Time. Bar. Wlnd. ThH. n
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iH,s evening the well.knoWp kc1!y d Leon
A1hstsels give their dfBt en!cttalL mint Il Library
hA1i with I proRraEn nc full CT nch thlnRs, End
nEelad,nx Win iSon's famous bur tieequs On rhe
thing IN prstse of Lon. who etands 1t ,he yefy
6p-top Q, tie n!Istsesy bns,ress or OF bis troupe
The mere announcement il the prophecy OF
crowded hpuse,
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DEyEI,OPMRNT OF THE VOCAL
- CR1AKs:-fanphl.t Panttshed and tor aale Ca
etrtsl bs WEsrEKN knW3 CO. ReJnolds' nloel.
6sax rnean hy nasess, seeafe1s ND invaAds g 70
neaa, hoAfpene4z. phleE1l and huEuts; old notea
H-ccxtbtqed nd1 nosss nAde: lost vuac1A rngzo1et.
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OPERA HoUsE-THE DAyENPoR1
BRoTHERs.-To-night the world ia
nous Davenport Brothers will make
their first appearance in our city. in
one of their wonderful Seances. No
such an exhibition as this has ever
been given in Evansville, and as
their fame is universal, we expect
them to receive large audiences dur
ing the three nights they perform at
the Opera House. Curiosity, alone,
is wonderful magnet, and from curl
osity alone, we expect to see large
crowds. The many wonderful thing.
done by the Davenports have aston
ished the greatest people in this
country and Europe, and have excited
universal wonder.
The brothers allow themselves to
be tied to seats in plain cabinet. y
and it is then that the manifestations
commence. Musical instruments are
played upon, tambourines, violins
guitars, and horns.e and bells arerung
White male and female hands and
arms distinctly present themselves
and the strangest voices are heard.
Their performances, whether spir.
itual or spiritual. a question over
which their audiences are sadly
puzzled, are unquestionably good and
entertaining. Until the public find
out the contrary. they are forced to
accept the mysterious doings as the
result ofsomething more than human
agency, and may do SO without any
great or especial harm. So long as
ignorance is bliss, we may be content
without the wisdom.
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Chicago Market.

BJ Telegraph -r. CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
ExcHAgGE-Eastern Firm az lilo pre-
MUM selling and lilo Off to par buying.
FLOUR Fairly active and lower, al
81 1895 50 for Spring extras. Fl
WHEAT-Dull and 11Z32c lower; sales OF
NO. 2 1t S214893c, closing ~ e21z9g3t<ct this
afternoon the market was dull and un-
settled at Ole, sellers year, and 92c, sellers
and 95c, buyers November, for No. 2. q.
CoRE-Quiet and a shade more activef
sales Of NO. 2 a. 0lx4671Sc; rejected DIG
651zc, closing at 661zQ661<c for No. q this
afternoon the market was quiet at 66kc,
sellers, and 663zc, buyers October.
OATs-Duil and 114gl1zc lower; sales at
389355zc for No. and 33g36c for rejected,
closing at 330331<c for Nb.2
RHE-Duil and 39312c lower: sales OF 90.
| e 7o972c; no. 2 &C 661z9671zc, closing az
BARLEY--DulI and nominal. and 28Sc
lower, closing at 92g95c for No. 2. nt
nominal ct 81 10.
PRovIsrors-ouiet. Mess Pork ssl OOfor
ola, and $50 90 Ter new, cash, and s26 %.
sellers January and February. Lard 1870
for Old and l6sze for new. Old shoulders
1olGEs n 80
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REcoRDER's COURT. = Only two
cases we're tried yesterday, and both
should have been kept out of court,
they being of the family quarrel "
order. An old lady sixty years of age,
was fined s. % for the too free use of
woman's greatest weapon-her tongue.
Another case between two colored
women, was adjudieated by a jury of
six, who fined the defendant s. and
costs. "Too much talkee," as the
Chinanan remarked, was the cause of
the trouble.
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Ann8XatiOn N0fl08.

AHD row uEnE p appearing 10
/ IA the Mayo ana Common Council Of
described territory c0mtlRurua o. Fnfu afLV.
and not plated az lald OH Into lolgt q mon
whereof has been duly made and verified
~ andhYit accurately dogeriplng Che
same By uieica aud hounds. and Whleu said
territory i8 describnu aB follow, to-Wlts
Commencing nt the southwest olfnnf OF
Bray'a bnlarGfmcu oi the city ri EVHuas
Vill0, and thoncnruumima uorth 900 loot fa
the gontheaat bank of the Wnbnsh and
said canal ass feet % tao haIf section line.
passing north 1nd south through tho egn-
ire OF hectlgu2j, town 8outht lanEa 1O
west tn Nandefburgh county Indiana.
thence north along nnld half section limo
80 feet ~ tue quarter quarter section
corner. thBboe west on tue aunffar qutfiar
section line b3t feot % tbs Huutncnat limo OF
Chestnut street ~ said city. tloHo6 a0rtHa
westerly alouG tine aido oi chestnut street
street of SAID ehy, thcnce along lhld north
east Side OF 1Onbn street H1l feet o. fIa
northwest bank Of tho canal Aforesaid.
bank i75 feet % ihe half section unr, paaa-
ing east and west through enc centre uf
section sB nfgrsfnid, and from thouce fntt
place Of begluuiug, ought 90 bo annexed
% the said city q sVauaYlHe aud made
mon Council % said city bdlna desifoua
that said territory should DO annexed fu
ane made Part OF seif ety ioF thq i9l-
ritory ~ CONT guQua 90, and tO o. largo exc
tent surrounded bg said city second ihHt
said territory shares iu The bcucnU 0l owe
erage and other Loo proVememU NOW mHue.
and necessary 70 De made ana should ba
annexed Hg ae to share in eos bur1UuH uI
taxation equally with other property slime
Harry situHtod, and now within Tire u0rpaa
rate limits Of aid city. and Third, THAI tho
juriadietion 81 said city over aald territory
~ nccps9arw 90 enable The Common Nauua
en- 81 snid city tD open and Jay lut suitable
atf eeua and az e3a. and nlEO d pr gViHe urc-
eeGarg nnd proper drainage lQr said leuIs
ana Common Council nf Said city give due
notice according tplhe Requirements ri Hu
act Of tie General AHaffallv 0f Enn HfHtn
Of Indimna, approved Maflh 6Ln $3.50. chat
they viii, on the l3ih day az DeeembaF.
1902 present 20 the Board ~ GOmmiaat1ua
ers on NnndeFOufgh Comfy, % petition for
the nnneNatinu ng a part Qf sold City tnH
territory heFfiubcl0fe Qeaerb bod.
fr ~ 81. Moe HfFU. DinrE
Eg III. "a. M0oRITU. Deputy.
city Clerks once. October ~ 1904
oc21-Gw Union COPY
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River Dispatches.

- CINCI,ZSATI, Oct. 2S.-Port List-AFriVed
None. River Stationary, with feet In the
channel. There are indications or rain.
NASHVILLE, Oct. Zo.EKiYer IaIlingi twen-
~ inches on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant. q-
PTTTsBURG, Oct. 23-Eoon.-Monongahe
Ia 3 feet inches and falling. Weather
clear; thermometer 49,. e .ilBt
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2S.-Weather clear and
pleasant River falling. Arrtved-Belle
Memphis. Departed - Lizzie Gill and
Forsythe, to st. Louis; GrOesbeck and Ed
fnburg, to Gin CHINA q !; ArnnadiIlo, to New
Orleans; Alpha to Cairo. The Allen VIII
arrive Tonight, with 40 tons of damaged
freight from the Linton, for the under
writers. This freight was shipped from
Baltimore for the indian Territory. az
LOUISVILLE, Get. 28.-The Champion
passed mp at 4. NJ, and the Camelia at
P. NJ, for Cincinnati; Mountain Belle, from
Cincinnati to Evansville, at IL n. River
about 81 ationary, with feet inches in
the canal. Weather clear and pleasant
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DENo1. 1r1oN OF ANOTHER VET
ERAN.-The improvements now IA
nrocess Of being carried out by the
T,indensebmidt Brothers has made it
necessary to tear down an old frame
bonse that has long stood On the cor
ner of the alley, on the north side of
Division Street, between First and
Water Streets. This old frame build
ing has for many years been one of
the old landmarks, and the necessity
Of its removal is caused by the steady
march of improvement that prevails
in our thriving and busy city. We
have taken pains to make some in
quiries about this old building, and
from Messrs. Willard Carpenter and
John HeWson learn that it is the old.
est frame building, with one excep-
ton, in the city. It is between thirty
five and forty years old, and was built
by Samuel Mansell. on the river bank,
near the old Elm tree. When the
wharf was cut down in 1913, it was
necessary to get the building out of
the way, and it was removed toits
present site, where it has stood for
twenty-six years. There were no
saw-mills here when that house was
built, and the studding, Rsi1ls, etc.,
were hewn out by hard, It was a
strong building. and would have stood
for many years. 1t has been rented
for some time past at $40 per anuum,
but the Messrs. Underestimate hav-
ing leased the ground for ninety-nine
years. it had to be pulled down. One
by one the old landmarks that remind
us of the early historgaof our city are
passing away. = ...=.s az az -.''
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Dom. Dye, use " Barrett's.p

MONEY SAvEB.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 80 First Street, are now Of:
fering to the trade large variety OF
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the Wholesale dealers.
sen23tf
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A FORMER OLD CITIZEN. - We
were pleased and surprised to meet,
yesterday, VIM. Barker, who resides
about two miles from Carmi, in Illi-
nois. We first made Mr.. Bankers
acquaintance yesterday, and while en-
gagged in conversation with him. made
the discovery that he was former
citizen of Evansville He informed
us that lie had moved to this city
from Petersbugh. iniPike County. in
the year 1924. and was we'll acquaint-
ed with all the old citizens who re-
sided here at that time. He remem-
bered the old frame house, referred
to in another placeoand said it was
first used as pork house. Mr.. Bar
ker resided about four miles from the
city, on what was known as the
" Goodlett Place" or the old /" An
drew Sullivan Farm. He lived in
this county until about ten years
since. He has been residing near
Carmi for about two years. He is
afraid the proposition to doaate $780,
900 to the Evansville & Carmi Road
will bel voted down, because some of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

HaU
PERSONAL. - p. CsdEberRine re-
turned from Nashville on Wednesday
night. and informs US that the weather
was very cold during the time he was
there. It seemed to him that the fur
Their South he travelled, the colder it
got. 4.z.tvss Ia3E
We had a pleasant call yesterday
from D. Richardson, Esq. editor Of
the Galveston Neegs, and author of
the Texas Almanac, who was en- route
home from the East with his family.
He was a passenger by the Norman.
He is a highly accomplished and
scholarly gentleman. safsl s5tszaI
Judge DeBruler was In = the city
last evening, en- route home from a
visit to the counties of Martin, Du-
bois, &C., looking after the interests
of the proposed railroad from Rock
port to Mitchell. He fred the hearts
of the people by making a number of
speeches along the line of the pro,
posed road. t t1a '9sao
Charles Lloyd, the gentlemanly
advance agent Of the Davenport
Brothers, is in the city, and is stop
ping at the American House. The
Daycnports exhibited at New Albany
last night, and are to be- here on the
noon train to-day. f'ai99oq 1sd
We were pleased TO meet, yesterday.
w. G. Langan, late Express Agent in
this city. He left on the train last
night for St. Louis, and in a short
time expects to 80 to California. +.
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CIRCUIT CoURT. - A case on a
change Of venue from Posey County,
was commenced yesterday but was
not concluded. and win, probably,
take up most of the time to day. 1t
is a small case, and shows how foolish
it is, sometimes, to seek redress by
the law. This case is about a judg-
ment for six. dollars, obtained before
q Justice of the Peace in Posey Coun-
ty. against Hart Reno. for not work
ing the road in Lynn Township. The
peculiar anomalies Of this case are
that brother swears against brother,
and the motherg seventy years old,
testifes against son.
Such cases are simply ridiculous,
and the one mentioned above reminds
us of suit now pending in Ohio,
although the present case has not
progressed to such an extent as the
one we refer to. In a town in. the
northern part of Ohio, there is a
lawsuit that originated IN q Justice
Court in 1850. the dispute being over
the amount of interest due on Dor
rowed money, which only amounted
to about So. The difference of opin-
ion between the parties was only four
cents. One made the amount of in
terest IS 09, the other So II. A, suit
was instituted to recover the four
cents difference, and. the suit is still
in vogue, after "a lapse of eighteen
years. The IS i has increased tt
81, 800, besides the fees attending tht
prosecution and the defense of the
claim. The original parties to the
suit are both dead, as well as the frs
lawyers who appeared in the case.
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IA. L0nIa Marnat.

BY TeleGraph.l 81. LOUIS. October %. +
ToBAcCo-But little Offering, and prices
full and slrong. .A sI
CoTToN-QuIet and unchanged; 2I1<c.
HEEP-i5teady and firm sales or un-
dressed at el45: dressed, $3.50. fci s.-2 re
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged; Fall super
fine, 81 5094 75S x, 81 75695 10s Xxx, IS 250
5 IS; xxx, IS e096 90; family. e6 55gS 90. :
-WHEAT-Dun and heavy: No. 2 Spring
$50; No. do, 81 O0i No. 2 Red FAN, 81 O5a
81 121zS; No. do, 81 l791 90 choice, q 3
al rs; choice white, 81 3091 IS. -lt
mixed In bulk, TIC: yellow, T31Sc; white,
9ocs mixed in sacks, sc; yellow, S4gs5c
prime white. 90@921zc.
= OATs-Better; A4@46c in bulk; 49a53c in
sacks. EA2fW E4 10 z
BARLEY-Dull and lower; good Iowa
Spring, SOC; strictly prime to fancy Mime
sofa Spring, 81 209l 30.
RYE-Higher; 7O6973c.
WHIsKY-Dull; 81 IS. -
GRoCERIES7-(lutet and unchanged.
PoRK-Very dull; nominally $50 %.
DRY SALT MEATS-LoWer; order sales OF
clear rib sides at l71zc; clear sides, lSc.
BAcoN--A small order business doing AZ
le9ze for shoaldersi l91zc Tor clear rib sides;
191ze for clear sides =
LARD-Quiet; I654c for new 17c for old. =,
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Fine Stores for Rent.

@TOS. b AND 33 NORTH FIRST 81.
IN The former now occupied by Miller,
Gardner & Co., wholesale Dry Goods; and
of the latter H. Feldman q Co, wholesale
Cloths, etc, occu Dy the first moor, and the
balance OF this building (Which Is sepa~
rate) has been used as a wholesale Cloth
ing House by s. Gumberts & Co. ar1
Each store is % feet wide by 40 feet deep,
four stories high, with cellars feet in the
clear under each.
Possession given IN November next.
To good tenants these stores will be
rented VERY LOW Apply TO
s. e. GILBERT 4 CO.
Wholesale GrOcers
oc2I d2m1 Nc. 81 North First Street.
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RESIGNED Hrs CHARGE. We re-
greet to learn that the Rev. James
Hill, Pastor of Ingle Street NJ. E.
Church, in this city. lately appointed
to this charge by the Conference, has
resigned his position as Pastor of the
Church. His letter of resignation
was transmitted to the Presiding Ell
der, Rev. B. 3. Harmed. The news
was received with surprise by the con-
cregation, as Mr.. Hill had already be-
come quite popular. The Church is
without minister now, and it is not
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NeM Orleans Markaf.

By telegraph NEW ORLEANS. oct. %.
CorToN-~Dull and drooping; middIing
uplandss 24s<95c; sales !, 800 bales. receipts
9,347: exports TO Havre, 1901 bales.
BACoN-Lowers sales at I71z@20920I<c for
shoulders, clear rib and clear sides.
+ LARD-Lowers sales at I75zG20c. hnr
sUGAR-firmeIs sales OF centrifugal at
121z013c. i sl| 10 eEm
MoLAssEs-Firnn for prime new at 90985c.
" HIsRY-Easier; sales OF Western recti-
fed at 81 IS. tl-a ll .ll-u ~
CoFFEE-Firm; sales OF fair at l49l5c;
prime, l61z@I7c. - 8t l-a alA3l Fr#Er
Other articles unchanged. .srfr
GoLD-lzgsS.
STERLIS GO for New York sight; ex-
change par and = discount.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-But little bust
ness was transacted at this branch of
justice yesterday. j. Oelkueh plead
guilty in one liquor case, and was APP
propriately fined therefor. Several
other cases, against him for selling
liquor without license, were nollied.
He exhibited a license that did not
contain his name, but proved that he
was one of the firm. and, of course,
the indictments were set aside.
The Court then adjourn ned until
Monday.
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Notice 10 Widm Ann gfrsef


/ TTUHECE 08 EEMMHW GIVEN. fIHt
~ the Common Council nf fHn ffIs ~.
! Ey9nsYule have drtermuel upon tHa
NAN street h fi6 west fro III tIae8ortl-
east quarter of au1.I0t 800. q. fuhnlviMNu
! ~ the nQrih Aali q ine northwest quarter
range 10 west.
Oh motion 81 Councilman Dougnfy. sre-
onded ~ aemt ninf the foi owing order
VI - nosD here BfdYed Tnnt .iE unafa5
public notice b. niNen. az unhlfn.tIuu Iu
the hVanaFille tourunI m UalHc uewa-
EvnmaKlllels tn1t on AiunfnYi Ihe ltu dHE
of December 1870 thc Common Council ~
the city ~ kvnntville VIII mako un ~ dor
70 wien Ann street of anfd CITY - na tu
embrace Within aaid street. in aadltion o.
ita present WIDTH aii ne ai9nnl em1Iac
end cOnfalned Within the following lines.
20 wis bFginullg % Point % tAo nortu.
wees. corner OF tHe unrfueNaE uunlInf ul
dut4ldt Number d HubgiVlalan af tne north
hair 81 The NOS thWcet uunEior ~ a0ollOn
humber ~, in township q south. range lU
west thence oN ending south. nu IHa uIae
die line - said 1ut-lot. Utility lecii ihruc1
due east BY feet 10 fn8 westerly iluH 0f Vino
streets the1ee norlnensiefIT alif foot, ~ OuH
tire west side 90 Vine street, - thB north
AtmH Of eolliou - niQFeanlns thence west ti
feet 10 fhn place az hnnlnufur. aHr lrrnrIun
within aHld finfFnll "a tho fractional uHftH
q lots number = aud iu ~ lasiau q
Whtcr 10 west ~ Dad adloinfug vino
street; hiao bfrinmlug nu Gue n0ItIHcHl
&Ade OF MAIN hAfeHt uf said altW. Mf 81 uHIuf
at Whion tie north lino of feltiou no. ~
atorceain lutnfaeclH HuId Main HtrNnte
thence extending west Un Haid north Iiua
81 section ~ Ten feet. thenoe tu "a Hguth-
Weatcriy dlrecti0ni along tno nHEt side OF
vine street, ~ Ieetf fhonnl naHL along
the south eide ~ Tho pr0pofcd ANN street
a54 feet ~ Ahc mnflhWest HIdn uf Mniu
etreets and thence along tho mufthWosI
side OF Main Hlrnot unItnnanlafiy 8IlE Uat
~ tne place o. beginning. embfaeiuG a
port ~ lots uumlhpra u. n Hud fn LiilnHOu
q LnrfnneWa HliHraamnnt ed N.HHuHHfiIe.
ana uuf peuQn nfEIleFnn HY fEHrun uf
TIE adoption 90 this order m az, at aug
imo within ~ weeks, apply to The Conn
mon Council Tor reaifaan. DW PETITION nF rea
mone9anpe ne writing ie9 With tne lInrk
of the Common gQuneI, c1nf1IHur
statement Of tao inlurlea complained oI
and the amount demauand thffalGri and
SAID petition OF rampuHifHunn VIA hnH ulg
considered, beard, and dalUIrui ned Or tho
0th nay 90 ueoc f11or. 1859.
AAQ q u fuglber erdefef. That tha Clerk
record ia tile Mlnnte-Hogk 81 tue Common
Council the plat of Said Ann HNnHl aa
proposed % ba Fadencd hcroluf which
plat haR baen prepared 10y James ~ Hgnn-
dora, CITY surveyor
ff "a. AZ. MCuHITH. CIgfk.
~ hv ~ a. WcGfuHE. Deputy.
Evansvilie, oc a5d, isw bUhioa 65pgl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

IF the ladies but knew what thousands of
them are constantly relating to us, we cam
0ldIy believe one half of the weakness
prostfation and distress experienced by
them would vanish. James Marsh, ESQ .
io9 West Fourteenth Street, New York
says, "he has three children, the first two
are weak and puuy, his wife having been
unable TO nurse or attend them, but she
mas taken PLANTATION BTTTERS for the
last two years, and has a child now eight
cen months old which she has nursed and
reared herself, and both are hearty, saucy
and Wen. The article is Invaluable to
mothers" &c. =
such evidence might be continued for q
xosnme. The best evidence is to try them.
They speak fer themselves. Persons OF
sedentaFy hs otis troubled with weakness
Iassltude, palpitation of the heart, lack OF
appetite, distress after es.ging,s torpid liver
constipation, diabetes, &c, will ind speedy
relief through these Birters
MAGNOLIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
1aiA the price. oct25-d3t -eod