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STRAsBURG. PA. Aug. ll.-Orme, one of the
Broadhead murderers st Delaware wa or gan
was executed this morning
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THE MINISTRY OF PORTUGAL TO

LISBON. August 1.-THE Upper House has
censured the Ministry and the resignation of
the entire Cabiret is considered imminent
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SECRETARY RoBKsoN, Vice Admiral Porter,
Commodore Alden, and other prominent
officials. with their families, lett here last
evening for Annapolis, from which place they
sail on the steamer Tallapoosa for tour of
inspection to the various Navy Yards. The
party will be absent about one month.
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Mr.. GLADSTONE GONE TO THE SEA.
EXECUTION.

LONDON, August lI.-Nr Gl Gladstone has gone
to The seashore a. Walmer, TO recruit his
hea lth.
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INTERNAL REvENCE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S379,9S.
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to be much larger tnaa at the corresponding
period of last year.
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COMMISSIONER DELANo had a long inter-
view with the President to-day. during which
a number OF importint revenue appointments
were arranged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELLIS, IRON BIrfERs,

" i'll enrich the blood and yrevsnt it from becom-
ing wstery and weak, eive Q healthy CON plexion
restore the appetite, invigorste the system, and
are very palatable These bitters are recomme nd
ed 10 al rersors rec ui-i ne Q safe and valu able
tonic TO impaIt tone and strenath to the system,
pot sfven by bitters merely stimulAnt In their
effects; which, although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties. cannot give the strength to
the hOod which be Iron BitteIs will give.
Pr.psTed ty Wm Elhs Chemist. FOR sale in
Wsshin gton hy KIDWELL son, Pennsylvania
avenue and l4tn street. my8 3m
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BY Bsnkers' AVID Broker,' r.Iec-arl, ya-s. N.

tBy Bankers' AVID Brokers rsIecrapl, ya-es N.
GdssacGg, operator.
Lewis johnson 4 90 quote stocks and hona =
IN home and foreign mar kets as follows.
NEW YORK, Aug. IL FRS, Board-U. - 6's
lei, coupon l2s s0's, isos. coupona I2I
LOO, coupons l23 : ls06 coupons l2lS; lse5,
coupon. new. l22; ee0s. lre1. ,oupon, /,
l23s; 52O's, lSo>, coupor, l22; IO-i0's. c 5up :,
ll3S; Currency &C. II0. Pscine Mail,
s5S; Ohio q Mississippi Oeruncate.. 81,
Martposa- : Attanuc Mzil. none; Canton
5-, Cumberland, IS A; Western Union rele-
Graph, b =; Quicksu.er, I5a; Boston warer
Power, IS; New York Oentrai, 2Il; Hud-
son, lee; Reading, %; Michigan Uen-
ua, I32; Michigan southern, IOS :: Ininoi.
Central. l40S; cleveland and Pittsoars, 100 :
Northwest &A DO. prei'd -: cleveland and
Toledo none; kock Island lI6s; Fsrt wayue.
E3S; Alton q Term Haute. none; Toledo aud
Naoass, AZ; Adams Express, 50; Wells,
Fargo q 90. Express, 2Ia; Unrted States Ex.
press, 6ek; American Express. 3ss,: Mer-
chanu' Union, 10; Chicago Alton, I62 ::
do. preferred, l62. Market strong Gold,
lis lal3SS.
TBy Cable.l
LoNDoH, Aug. ii, l y. m.-Consols, ~ EAal
bonds, IS, quiet and steady. Illinois, ~ "a
9,a. Erie. 49,.
FRANKFORT, y. m.-Bonds, SsS.
LIVERPOOL y. m.-Ootton marEe' a shade
hrmer; sales 12.ouO bales. Middling Uplaads,
l2Si Middling Orleans, I3aI3s.
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RfsIGNATIoS SACCEPrED.-The President ha 4
accepted the resignation OF Edward 5. Hunt
ingtsn, 30 b Infantry.
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NEW YORK, ,Augustll.-Flour duIl aud Sal,
cents lower. Wheat dull and lag cents 10 ger
Corn dull; prices nominally unchanged
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WITHDRAWAL OF TEN DOLLAR NOTES -
General Spinner has directed that all ten
COLLAR notes coming into the Treasury b. held
and that no more be issued. The design is to
withdraw the entire issue from circulation and
destroy it. to guard again>t the corruptions of
the newly discovered dangerous couLterfeits
Of that denomination.
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0Mr. 0eary was killed oy lightning In
lowe, MS. Geary was severely handled, and
three little Gearys were stunned.
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PRESIDENTIAL DINNER TO THE GARNET
The President will entertain the members OF
his Cabinet now in this city and the Acting
Secretaries at dinner this afternoon az the
Executive Mansion, and will leave here on the
late train for New York
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PRESIDENT GRANT will make a pleasure
tour over the Erie railroad, leaving New York
on Friday morning, the 18Th instant. He will
remain few days at Cory and az Kane, Penn
sylvania.
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GENERAL CANBY, commanding the First
Military District, (Virginia,) is in town, and
had a long interview with the President this
morning concerning affairs in his District.
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COMMODORE M. SMITH this morning took
charge of the Navy Department, and will dis.
charge the duties OF Secretary during the ab-
sence OF Secretary Robson.
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BARON GERoLD, Minister of the North
German Union to this country, will return
here shortly from Europe, where he has been
for the past three months.
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a. A. WYMAN, Assistant Cashier OF the
bark of Omaha, has accepted the position of
Cashier OF the United States Treasury under
General Spinner, and will enter upon the dis
charge Of his duties on the lst OF Septem Der
next, vice 5. T.. Middleton, resigned. NJ
Wy man formerly filled this Office, and resigned
the position to seek his fortune in the West
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8svsrnnent sseurttiss.
WAsHlseTON, August n, Iss9.-Jsy Cooke a
90. tarnisn me following ssotstieAs Of Gov
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THE ARGUMENTS before the naval court
martial for the trial of Surgeon Green, of the
steamer Nipsic, were concluded yesterday. 1t
is expected that the verdict will be made pub
lie shortly.
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MAYOR BOWEN, who has been spen +. ing a
few days at Cape May, is expected to arrive
here this afternoon, and resume the duties of
his office tomorrow.
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WONDERFUL MEDICINE,

WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KiLLER Is really .
valuable meeicsment, and unlike most OF the
patented articles OF the day, is used by many
physicians. 1t is particularly desirable in Iocs-
tiOr where ply scisns not near, and in fami-
lies will often the necessity OF sending cut at
midnight for doctor bottle should be kept in
every house -BoSioH T,arelIsr. jy2I.lm
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MARRIED AID SINeL8.--lt 10 asssrtsd Tn.
marriage operates as bond 70 keep tHe psscs
nno o1ey the law, shee the police stattstics 8,
aTested By the police for q violation OF the iaG
1900 were sIngle and S62a3 vsrs M arried. NJ
OF 2t,ses women arrested, rl3,lss were sinGI1
,ss4 single and 3A,6se marrled. or n wsiortsx
OF II, ,l56 single persons.
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CLEAN SWEEP AT THE CHARLESTON, :. e.,
CUsToM HoUsR.-Mr. Clarke, the new Collec.
tor of Customs, at Charleston, s. O., is making
a clean sweep of DIR. Mackey's appointments
In the Custom House there, and a large num-
Der of nominations were confirmed by Acting
Secretary Richardson yesterday. John B
Dennis has been appointed Deputy Collector
of the Port
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Baltimore Stock Market To-day.
BALTIMORE, August lI.-NIrgiula sIxes old
Is bid, 40 asked; do. l-66. 50 bid, s. asked
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COMMANDER J. @. WALKER. commanding
U ). steamer Sabine, reports to the Navy De-
par his ARRIVAL at Spithead, England, on
the 27th Of July; all well on board.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.
sELBHELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who havine
Erred desire better MANHOOD. rent in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box P
Pnilsdtl phia. Pa nv le- ecSm
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE, which was to have
been held here, between the representatives OF
the South American Republics and Spain
will not, it is understood, take place before the
early part OF next January.
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THk LONDON TIMES on CUBA AND SPAIN
he London Times, on the. relations bet ween
SPAIN and Cuba, says :-.sBetween the military
ponctilho OF the former and the patriotic
lanaucsm OF the latter. the interests of both ara
likely TO suffer- especially when the Questions
at issue should be brought under the control of
SOUND reason, and then discussion kept free
tnat the separation OF the colony from the
mother country unavoidable, and not a
remote contingency, 1t seems the height of mad.
to eiter side"
After reviewing the revolution in Spain. the
writer continues: "Improvident and helpless
as Marshal Prim may be, il can be safely pro.
claimed that he Is Vie best Spain could have
under present circumstances, and the chances
OF improvement lie In his power OF directing
It's energies TO domestic organization and re.
torn, undisturbed BY foreign or colonial com.
plications. Strip Government OF its best troops
for distant expeditions; drain the resources of
the country for an intsrnecine struggle with a
kindred race, then tell us whether any amount
Of genius, character or good will can raiss
members Of Government 70 Q level with the
difficulties Of the Situations" !" V' =
After inquiring into the causes OF the rising
in Cuoa, the Times says:-"che most fanaticsl
or the opposition are well aware that Spain can
only temporartly crush the rebellAous sptrit IN
me colony. Were Spain. quit OF the colony,
Witnous compensation, th0nknfiVfues for tns
nap nnpPy ndasnce might wen b. Gang through.
o. Out r. ne peninsnn Hut Y large sam OF money
Is -, seceived into tee harga,n. tbs Spaniards can.
Paien IN Msxico ought 70 have made n nm.
Lest tnat there u neither honor nor prufit "a
gam TOT the powers of the old continent ~
meoonne with the Affairs Of The new
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PRIZE FIeHfIH PRosPDcr.-Charles Dough.
erty, the victor In . desperate prize fixnt in
Richmond IN April last, Of eighty .stx rounds,
mas cnAliengeo william Carroll, OF Baltimore.
wno recenuy vhlpped Hicken, 10 nght % some
point 70 be named hereafter The 6eht 70 take
place about ak weeks afsr the articles OF agree.
ment are signed. The men are said 70 bs
match in Weight.-N. Il. Herald.
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Total expenditures. es............SlI5,299,73l y
Treasury Department,
Regfster's Office, August 10, 1854.
JOHN ALLIsOH, Register.
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GENERAL CANDY has issued an order re.
voking so much of an order issued by General
Stcneman, whilst in command in Virginia,
permitting certain officers who could not take
the test oath TO hold offices to which they were
elected. All persons holding Office and who
cannot take the test oath are to be at once re-
moved General Oanby seems determined 70
enforce it in every instance, and the issuing of
the order alluded to is regarded by some as an
ass surance that he will impose it upon the Leg.
islature.
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MAGNOLIA MAGHOLIA.
This choice brand of EXTRA FLOUR. from
new wheat. and of very superior quality, for sale
to the tI ade in any quantity.
Also, MILL OFFAL, by the manufacturer.
GEO. sHOEMAkEk,
lao Water street,
adjoining Rays Coal Dock.
sc 3av3w GEORGETOWN, d. q.
uAyE YOUR LATROBBS AND STOVES
am 10 ID Do lor eES % tbe ssps
manner full line OF LATHOBE SrOVES
and STOVE k8PAIR5 now in store
E F.SIMPSON,
Penpsy vauia avenue,
au 7eo3t between 10th and llth streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

h o v A L.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY BE
moved their ART STORE from No. 500 Penna
avenue, to No. 245 r street, between 18th and
IA h streets, in Hooe's new building.
Our new store will be opt ned to the pu bile a.
soon as 1t can be properly fitted up, with o new
ard sP6 ndid assortment of everything in our line
ThaDkir q the public for past favors, we hope to
receive continuance sf their patron age which
We 81 all at all times endeayor tn merit.
Jy3 SMlTd STRONG,
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TRANSFER OF ARMY OFFICeRs-Breyet
Major II. +. Brownson and Captain John
Mitchell have been detailed on recruiting ser.
vice, and ordered to report to Brevet Major
General Hoffman, at st. Louis, Mo-
Captain John Elliott, Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel Isaac 5. Catlin, and Second Lieutenant
Julius Stommel have been detailed for similar
service and ordered 10 report to Brevet Briga
dier General 1. V. ID Reeve at New York eitv
First Lieutenant w. X. Maize has been or
dered to report to Brevet BrigadIer General
Hatch, at Carlisle Barracks, Pa
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no, .-e} ON ExHIBLTTIoH .x6 IsBsILTTIoH }se; Ase
STREET. AT MARKkITERS, fSTREIr
No. 4.6 Seventh street, between ans u streets
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Oheice Oil Paintings, Epgravipgs, Chromos. &c.
Shades. Picture Frames, Picture Uord and Tas
sells. Rings, Nails, &C., in the District TERMS
CASH Please Remember Name and Number.
Ally
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APPOINTNRNTs.-The President to day m ade
the following appointments-JosephW w. Pat
ton. to be Collector of Internal Revenue for the
18th District of Pennsylvania. sice Vim. Penn
Lloyd, resigned; VIM. B. White, TO be Collector
OF Internal Revenue TOR the 9th District OF New
York, vice M. Il. Field, suspended. This ap-
pointment, it will be remembered. was ten.
dered to Gen. Cochrane, but declined by him.
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CONSOLIDATION OF REVENUE DIsrRrCrs.-
Permission has been granted to Assessor Belch-
er, OF the third Georgia District, to consolidate
several Of the divisions Of that district, on ac-
count Of the decrease Of labor in that section of
the country. There are at present fourteen
divisions in the district, and by the consolida-
tion the services of three or tour Assistant As
SCISSORS will be dispensed with. This is the
district, it will be recoilected, of which so much
complaint has been made of resistance to the
authority of the Revenue Off GERS
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Clarke, OF Kansas, had long interview with
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs yesterday,
in relation to Indian matters in the West. and
particularly in Kansas and the Indian Terri.
tory. He submitted to the Commissioner a fnll
statement Of his recent conference with the
Usage chiefs, and IN vie " OF the rapid settle.
ment on their reserve by the whites, as we
stated he would do, urged that the Dep art
meut proceed at once TO ascertain the wishes
of the Indians in regard to their removal South
and the sale of their present reservs to the Gov
eminent, to be opened to white settlers only.
He urged that this action be taken in time TO
report at the next session OF Congress, 20 that
the necessary legislation can be had. Commis-
sioner Parker stated that steps would be taken
70 fully investigate the case, to ascertain the
wishes of the Indians in references to the re-
movaI, and that he would submit the whole
matter to Congress at its mex, meeting.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE Gov.
RRNMENT.-The following Is a statement of the
receipts and expenditures Of the Government
made during the quarter ending June 30. 1859
published in pursuance of the act of June II,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-15

EVANSVILLE


Ts7r0RfCE Do hEHEBR GHWF
AZ the lomilon Council "a tHe
EFhuHYllio have determined uE
widening 1r Ann Gtrcat Uf #NlI rI
Main street 30 lha Wcs llne nl tff
east quarter az pntlpl DO. z, Huu
Of the NORTH haif 81 th norIhWEIE
ofeeetion number ~ ~ township aea.H.
range 10 west.
Onded by Semoniu, Che f0loWln. 30
was unanimously pas ga and auOE ..r
~ IS n01y hare 0lderCH, That tiN .H .H'
public notice be givofi ~ puuilct HH .H
the Evansville journal ca public unu
paper printed and pub iahed in thn etr RI.
Eyansyillel, that ~ Monday lao tlh Nng
OF december, lhD8, TIE common GOten. aI
the city or hvnnsVllle WIN mako "a nfUU.
70 widen Ann street of said City o. fH
embrace within SAID street, in Gdd uu
It's present width, ail tho ground OIL Hr.u. NJ
ana contained within the lollOWirH lue
70 wit; Beginning nf aolnt 90 tno Ia.Iu-
%ssI lie corner ,,is, OF zoe nnrih.esst
nall OF the uurtliWoHl 0aHflGF OF
number 20 ia township south. IIu"a
WeHii thence extending south. CA tHa .irr
Ole line Of said Out-lOt, Thirty feetf tn.uoa
due east W feet % tha westerly limo uI NNn
hlreuti thence mOrlHeMadHTiW 0AM feel. .IuMu
~. we west hlae q Vine street. % tnt uur
tlhe 81 5tehQu ~ eIOrtstias thence W
feet 70 tbs place 81 beginning. emil r..rIre
within said lines 81 Of lle fractional UeIIr
OF los huinDeIa y q ana ~ LlH an +.
LarrQbee6 Enlargement of Hvi.nsr. IN.
which lie west OF and adloinine NIun
street; also beginning on tne 100 l.lun.t
side Of Main street Of said city, ht f. HnIHt
at which the north lice on section $50.
Aforesaid tutorHectH Faid Main .Ir..E.
thence extending west um said Doll I|uu
OF section ~ ten fleets thence in E Hnu.N.
westerly direction along the east HiNM u.
Vine street, b85& fegtf thence eaHl nfnU.
the south side OF the proposed Ann .fr..t
~ feet 70 the northwest side oil
street, and thence along the unHnuU
side or Main street mOfthaagtfTiV I..I
TO the place OF beginning embrH ..n. A.
part Of lots numbers I, 2. aud 8 ln II III0...H
a Larraboe'H Enlargement Of Evansville.
And any person n8grieved by fe GOA %.
the adoption or this Older may, Ht HuH
lime within six weeks, apply To thn Conn.
mon Council for redress by petition uI r.-
mOnstrance fin wfltiug lett with M .Iefr
OF the Common Council, cIntn uIuM H
statement OF the Injuries ooiupiaIuHl uI
and the amount demanded thefef Ir. nuN
said petition or remoHftrancc viii ID. Hu.H
considered, heard, and determines un tH.
9Th dry OF December, 1850.
dftd Il q further Ordcred, That tfDrli.
record IN the Mluuto-Buoh ~ the Common
Council the plat Of said Ann street, HH
proposed 10 be Wldered hurnlut rNIUH
plat has been prepared by James N HHuU.
dera. City Surveyor.
"A, M. MogHIpF. Ci
BY ~. a, MC9mIHH, NJ HsLH.
City CLERKS ONCE, ocllUt1
Evansville, Oct. 23d, 1859. 5funion .rHv.
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BATCHEzOR's HAIR DYE.

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Ronfs nne Here.

Among the drst boats due here are the
Clara scoit, from Cairo; Rose Hite, from
Louisville Nightingale. for Memphis;
Camelias for Sc. LOais; Altoona, from
81. Louis; Fanny Brandeis. from Mem.
phls; sam Orr, from Passport; Argosy,
from New Orleans; Belle Vernon, 10
\ aNu nrIanra
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The Ace Of the Rarth.

The biologists who have for many
years held the word under subjectlGze
to the theory of organic lie upon our
earth for three hundred millions of
years, are to be brought to grief by
the new doctrine promulgated by Sir
William Thompson. of London. This
disturber Of the ancient faith of the
uniformity of the action of natural
causes, is the ablest scholar in natural
philosophy which Great Britain can
produce, and he marshals his forces
of facts and figures with consummate
tact and generalship, putting to route
completely those who have given US
what has been in learned parlance.
called the Uinformltarian theory. In
It's place he offers us a variety Of facts
upon which to base Gaothsr theory
and call it what We please. The idea
of the uniform cooling of the earth,
the followers of Sir Thompson des-
pise: and according to ordinary laws
according to Sir Thompson, like
yise-''it cannot have been mora than
98.OO0,00 Of years, since the super
fetal strata of the earth were IN a
molten state" OF course, organic
life must have been introduced since
that time, thus leaving a balance of
2O2. 1000, 600 Of years against the old
Vniformitarians. There are many
points involved in this controversy;
the shape of the earth, the move
ments Of the tides, the supply of
heat from the sun, and the length of
time it has been furnished; but we
are too elated at the overthrow Of
the old fashioned UniformitariaBs to
enlarge on these topics. They have
met deserved fate. No more geolo-
gical folly for as. IF Sir Thompson's
data be correct" says a commentator
on this subject, ";hen the theory of
uniform causes operating In O uniform
way in the past, as IN the present,
must be abandoned" of course it
must. Professor Huxley, one of the
foremosto of the Uniformitarians, has
undertaken to upset Sir Thompson.
ResuIt-Professo Huxley has given
M his old Uniformitarian fallaeie s
and coneocied still another theory
for himself, a sort Of mongrel struc-
ture, part Darwin, part Lyell, and
part Sir Thompson, which he has
branded as the Evolutionary theory
This IS. as is evident at glance, q
triumph for the Sir Thompsonian the.
ory: for even though the routed enemy
NAV not have been captured, he hai
been driven out of his Uniformita
ran stronghold, and that Is some
thing. Here, then, are three partie
Who insist upon our respect thN
Cnifcrmitarians. the Evoluti0narians
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and the Sir Ihompsonians. These
Will all have their followers; but
their speculations arc nothing COM
pared with tho self-eyident truths on
this subject, enuDciatod By Mr.. Samp-
son Brass. This IS the world, said
Mr.. Brass, that turns upon its own
axis, and has Lunar influences, and
revolutions around Heavenly Bodies
and various games Of that sort. To
this immoveable theory, we must
come at last, and the name of Samp-
son Brass will endure 300, O00, 600
years to come, when the names of the
Uniformitarians, the EYolutionarians,
and the Sir kThompsonians will have
no place, even in their histories in
that distant future time.-Detro5t
Tribune,
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Annexation Notice.

a BID NOW MERE 60 appoo ila In
IA The Mayor and Common touuc|I uI
tue City Of Evansville hat the fUIIuWIu"
described territory contiguous % fHId r.lII
and rot plated or laid or into l0ls. u uHH
wherein hhs been duly nade and N.rInHN
Nv afitdnWtt accurately de#rElU u. INH
same by meiGs and bounds aud Wh.cH HHIt
tcrritory IL described as fOilDWat kNswiIt
Commencing 40 the southwest clInor uI
Bray's Enlargement OF the city OF IVfuHs
Vile, aud thence running north bti iUet H.
the southeast bank OF the Wala H auH
Erie Canal, thence noftheaetnrlH along
said canal as feet 10 tho half section lI.l.
pas8iIig north aud south through IHn c.u.
tire OF section %, town suutn. IanTe IH
west, tn NanderDurgh county, uIIfun.
thence north along said half Soc. lH IIua
500 feet 20 the quarter quarter tnf.Iun
corner, thence west on tho qnarteI
Chestnut street Of anld ulty, thour" south.
westerly along the side OF Dhe7tru. i.""I
9jS feet 10 the northeast eide 81 fnuH
street OF said city, thence along sail nnIII.
east side OF Tenth street tzl foot tI tua
northwest bank OF tie canal azores III
bank l75 feet 10 the half section llnr u.
ing eaBt and west through the IIr. .I
seotiou ~ aforesaid, and from thfH. .u.l
go feet along said hair section lime 600
place Of beginning, ought To he nIuNHHu
To the said city OF Evameviile and MIH
part thereof, and the said Mayor nua come
mon Council OF SAID city being 90 II'Na
that said territory should ne nnrHH0N iH
and N ade part Oh said city, for lU llI.
lowing reasons to-syits NIrats lllHt .II INU.
tent surrounded by said city. aooOnl. t..I
said tarrltOTy shares iu the benefit n
erage and other improvements nov IHiH
and necessary 20 be- made and anH ID.
annexed 50 as TO share lu the bulN.H HI
taxation equally with other prone III
ilarlY situated, and now within thn nNNINrH
rate limits Offaid city; md third iNHt .N.
lurlsdi elton OF said city over said fNfTI.nUU
Is necessary 20 enable the Common lHuu.
ell OF said city 10 open and lay out lHU.a
Gti Gets and alleys, and also TO proV..U moo.
esgary aud proper Drainage for eaIU I...
tory. lt % therefore ordered that Che IrUnU
and Common Council ~ said city E.HD lHN
notice according 20 tie reQulfeuleu uL HN
act Of the General Assembly 81 tna
OF Indiana, approved March lfhr .NHN
they will. on tho latl day 81 Ueou..
1869, present 10 tho Board 81 Comm ..l"a
era of Vandegburgh County pol nu
tho annexation ns a part or SAID N.IN lN.
territory hereinbefore deacrlbod.
A. III. MCaEINH, g.
BY E A. McGurFn, Deputy.
city Clerks Once, october q, lae.
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