Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 218, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 August 1857 — Page 3

MONDAY MOBN1NQ.....AÜOÜST 10. 'S7 BAROXBTBS. Yeaterday. 7 A. M. I S PTM. .1 9 V.M. THIIMOVtTII. 1A.11. SP. M. j P-X.

Advertisement Intended far Be Dally, most be handed In before 4 o'clock. P. M. to insure Insertion. rr Peraont leaving the City darin the gammer months can hire any of tho editions of the Jocbxal sent to their address, on leaving their orden at the Counting-Roora. Newsboys can be supplied with the Jccbkal, at twenty-five oenU a dosen, by apply ing at the Coua-tlng-Room. J astir af the) Peatee. We appeal to the voters of the city to their sense of public dutj as citizen, to go to the polls and toco for a respect able and intelligent man for Justice of the Peace. Lata Sato. , Those who are in want of a rural home, will not forget' the land-sale TO DAY bj Messrs Iglehart & Anthes. fcrwe announce, by request or a cumber of Totera, the name of J. P. ELLIOTT, for Justice of the Peace. - ' OT The Southerner armed in 8t Louis on Wednesday with 4000 sacks of corn. 57" In the Senat of Kentucky there is likely to be) a tie between tho two political parties, which threatens to bo the cause of serious embarrassment in its proceedings. Of tho old members of tho Senate holding over, thirteen are Know Nothings and six are Democrats. Of the new members elect ed, thirteen are Democrats and five are Enow Nothings, with one District (tho Fleming) to hear from, in which, it is feared W. An drews is elected by a clone rote. In case ho is elected, tho Senate will be a tie, and, as Lieut. Gor. Hardy's death leaves that body without a presiding officer, ono will have to bo ehonen, which, in tho present condition of affairs, may prove a tedious operation. J5T Capt. Van Dosen's new steamer New Undo Sam, may be expected to-day, en route for Now Orleans. She is described by the New Albany Ledger as tho most compact and atron treat boat, ever built at that place. She is 265 foet in length, breadth of beam 47 feet, depth of hold 8 feet. She wttl carry about two thousand tons, a capacity far exceeding any other boat on tho western waters. She has seven boilers, each 23 feet long and 40 inches 'in diameter. Her cylinders are 2d inches in diameter, and 10 feet stroke. Her water wheels are 85 feet in diameter and 18 feet buckets. She is equipped with a neat cabin, furnished in elegant style, with state rooms of nnosnal sizo and comfoit. She wai built at New Albany and as a specimen of steamboat architecture, reflects great credit ttpon tho mechanics of that city. Tho New Uncle Sam will be commanded by Capt. Charles Van Dussn, who has already successfully trod tho decks of two "Uncle Kama," neither of which, however, were so worthy of him as tho third. Success to tho Uncle Sam and Van Dosen. MsAscatxo Hat. Tho editor of the New Jersey Farmer gives his rule, based on a large experience, for measuring hsy. He formerly weighod his hsy but repeated trials taught him that it was unnecessary. Take a mow which has lain through the winter, and ascertain its amount in cubic feet, (multiplying its width by its depth, and that product by its length,) and then divido by 700, and the quotient gives the number of tons: The upper third takes 809 feet to tho ton, tho lower 600 feet. If the mow is only five or six feet deep, however, it takes an average of öw ioei to me ton. 13T Me. Maaos , U. S. Minister at Paris, has been guilty of a piece ot gttucKeri; that has placed him in s predicament, oat of which be can extricate himself in the. opinion of some of his friends only by coming home The Paris correspondent of the London Court Journal writea as follows : "His Excellency, Plenipotentiary Mason, hiving Loen reprimanded for throwing his arm around the back of the Empress Eugenios chair, is making up his pack to fir to some retirement, where he means, so says report, to atudy the ani.ru ü es, in order to behave bet ter next time." ... Tragical Affair 1st Chester Coamty. Pa. Tbe correspoQdent of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from Phoenixville, Pa., oa the 3d inst, say a: On Saturday last, a man by the name of uau?u, ia a quarrel with a negro, who was worxm? witu ram in a harvest Held, ncsr Chester Springs, in Chester county, stabbed the negro with a pitchfork. vA constable in -the neighborhood attempted to arrest him, out irom i no resistance Herod by üaugh, woüjnt it pruoten; not to do so. Two offl cers from West Chester then arrested him, -one ot whom $augh cut in the neckend shoolder with en axe before they finally secure-! him. In proceeding with him to West Chester, Baagh again attacked one of the officers, and attempted to tear open tho woun 1 he had made with the axe. ' He then larned upon the one who was driving and by some means got his hand around his throat. notwithstanding he was handcuffed, snd endeavored to strangle him." The officer w compelled to sHoot him before he could made to loosen his hold, which he did in taw head, and killing him. ' ) The officer who was strack with the sxe, we learn, has since died. The officer who shot Baugh delivered himself up immediately to tho authorities at West Chester. SapersUUoas Belief In Destlsy. Ths Jflstio of Oi PkiUnthropUL Nspoleon the Nephew, like Napoleon the Uncle, believes that ho has a great mission to fulfil and that hi life iiu no peril until it ia accomplish!. But of how little importance to the world is the missen of in Emperor, when compared with that of a philanthropist like lioiloway. Ha indeed without impropriety perhaps, mi ght be an ppoed to be ander the protection of a special providence, for his mission it to revive the nick, to sooth bodily anguish, to save human life; these sre the deeds of beneficence and love and mercy. From all quarters we hear of the most astounding euren accomplished by bis Inestimable Pills and Ointment. To the former of these remedies all diseases of the skin, tho muscles, and the glands, seem to yield like morning mists before the sun. The pills put to the rout indigestion, liver complaint, and disor--ders of the bowels with equal eerUinty. Our "natioosi disease dyapepeis, is in peril of snninuauon, ana we nave seen enough to reel .assured that whenever Hollowys fill x .universally administered for this distressing complaint, it will inevitably be "expelled from society. Every day confirms the opinjon we have heretofore expressed, that Hol- . JO way a medicines are the only preparations in existence that operate directly upon the fonrces of disease, end we should be willing in ease of sickness, to throw away the phsrxoacfjzia, i or on ids aoctor otir premise, sna

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EVANSVILLE DAILY JO URNAL Latest Intelligence! . . Election Retnras. LoüisviLLK, Auffust 8ir. Kentucky EUdünu.Th Democrats have elected, in tho First Congressional District, Burnett; Second, Peyton; ronrth, l si Dot; ritth, Jewett: Sixth, Elliott; Ligntn, cist; Vir, l, U..A. Tarif h Rtjvma - In tliA mV. istrict. Marshall. American, is elected. Third District still in doubt: claimed lor Underwood. American. TennexAMt returns incomplete, but indicate the election of seven or eient Democrats and two or three Americans. Legislature Demo cratic in both branches. Harris' majority for Governor will exceed 10.000. ZolUcoffer and Beady, Americans, elected; Etheridge doubtful. From China. Wasbisotox, Aurust 8 ir. The Nsvy Department this morning re ceived a letter this morning from the flagotficer, James Armstrong, dated from the United States ahip San lacinto, at Hong Konff. Mar 23d, in which he says: M From the enormous force tho EnglUh sre collecting at this station, and the arrangements they are making for . its permanency, it is clear that China is to be compelled to throw off her excioKiveness." lie adds that there m ill be a total of sixty vessels, mounting seven hundred and eighty-three guns. Accompanying this force are several sea-going hospitals snd transports, with a very large super numerary medical staff. .. .. Fire. ' MoNTftlAL, AuffUSt 811. ' Harris's Cotton Factory, on Lachine Canal, was burned yesterday. , , Sailed. ' . Nxw York, August 8 m. The mail steamship Ariel sailed at noon for Southampton and Bremen, takicg out 500,ooo in specie. New York Market. Nxw Yoac, Aagost S m. Flour buoyant; sales of 7.000 bsles: State advanced 10c.: sales at 9.4(SS.S5: Ohio ad vanced 5c., and Southern unchanged. Wheat buoyant; sales of aJsOO bushels; Tennessee Ked.1.80; Southern White, 1. 87. Corn nn O J AAA kMattla .aUi Mi.,) 2c.; sales at SK Provisions firm. Whisky declined sc. btocks arm. ucnange dun. New Yoasr, Antust 8 r. if. Cotton closed firm; 500 bales sold. Flour firm; 8,000 barrels sold. Corn closed with an advancing tendency: 5.000 bushels sold Mess Pork, 5c. better. Provisions generally stesdy. Snrar - firm. Freights . inactive. Stocks closed dull and irregukr. Baltimore Market. . Baltmoxi, August 8 if. Flour sales to-dsr 1.800 barrels. City Mills. 6.75: 200 barrels Howard street. 7.5. Wheat dull, and 5c. lower; White. 1.4"(2i 1 50. Corn V hits quoted at 8890: Yellow, 85S7. Whiwky. 83X10. Cincinnati Market. CixcnrwAtl. Anffust 8 it. Flour dull and irregular; Old, scarce and unchanged, but New more abundant and dull at 6.25(5.50; sales of 610 barrels extra Old at 6.70(38.80. Wheat drooping, and prices irregular. Whisky, 23c, snd dull. Bacon buoyant; 60 hhds. Shoulders sold at 11Wc.. and 50 hhds. of Bnlk Shoulder at 10c, being a further adrance. Crxcixif ati. August 8 r."af.' Flour very dnll, and prices so unsettled that accurate quotations cannot be given. Wheat irregulsrr receipts large; buyers hold ng off: White ranges from 1.80(31.83, and Red from 1.18 to 1.20. About 4,000 buahels Oats sold at 71 0. Corn nominal at 70c tor Mixed; 1.000 bushels White sold at 73c Whisky dull at 26c. Bacon buoyant at 12K fälsJV-; 50 hhds.' Bulk Shoulders sold at 10. and 50 hhds. Bacon Shoulders at Mad ison at UK .. s - River and Weather by TelecrsshCrscrsATi, August 8 sr. River fallen three inches last twenty-four nours. mercury a 1 v . Fittsbcbo, August 8 JC. River fire feet by the. metal-mark, and falling, Weather cloudy. Mercury 84 . LorisviLtx, Augcst 8 x. Kive- falling slowly. Mercury 90. KrNTuciT Elictiow. Talbot raaiority in too ourtn congressional district is iw. Misaocax Elictiox. The St. Louis Intel ligencer claims that Rollfoa, tho Independent sua American candidate, is elected uovernor of Missouri by a raaiority of 10,000. Thirtyeight conn ties give Rollins a majority of 4,173. Clark, Democrat, is elected to Con gross from the Third District. He succeeds James S. Green, elected to the United States enate. Taxas Elkctiox. The tolesrraph advises us that Texas has elected Runnel tor Gover nor over Gen. Sam Houston, by some 12.000 majority. Not a single opposition member has been elected to the Legislature, as far as neara irom. Items from oar Exchances. KT The citizens of Lawrence are taking measures to erect a bridg vrosa tho Kansas river at that place. A p- eli ninary survey Is snout to do msae ior ti e p irpoe or ascer taining the cost and mtst suitable nlan of construction. ..J.,.:. ' Edt7Ir. Shew of Texas states he has found sweet oil, drank freely, a successful antidote to strychnine in two cases. The oil is to be poured down without reference to the pa tient's vomiting. 137" A lady in White county, in this State, hat had sixteen children in seven birthstwins' three times, triplets three times, snd one tne last time. . 137" In New York a note or draft given by parties of undoubted credit is called " flratclasss paper," in New Orleans it is known as fire- proof ,n and in Boston as u gilt-edged -1-' . . DisraTca or ths Taoors to Mixzsota. The Washington Union say that in less than one week after the receipt of the news advising tho Government that an Indian out oreaa or a mot alarming character was anticipated by the frontier inhabitants ot Minnesota, one thousand regular troops were in ine neia tn rem ior tne scene ot tnrcatened hostilities. A. RAfJNEY, PUBLISHER, OFKEKs FOB BALK 500,000 BOOKS AND MAPS, or au. aiaoa, at rvauswaas rsicss, TO 31 ACCOMPAKUD WITH FIVE nODRKD TIIOCS.AXD GIFTS, Anvil .ist at wv ..u t'. VP .rvuiv.,-. .n,consiingoi uoia ana auver names, jewelry, Keücuie, i nurses. Portmonaiea, Sie. S1&0 worth of Gifta Ladies 1 . .. -. . r. w si l A rift will be delivered with every book told for One Dollar or more. Although no book or article will he sold for more than the usual retail price, many will be sold for leas. Persons wiahinz any particular bookman order at anMind it will be furwarded with a rift. A complete Catalogue of Books Maps and Gifts will be sent to any address on application. Persons ordering Book arwf fiiftm-ahould rurward the amoiuat of DostMa. as it must Invariably be paid ia advance. The average postage for SI and SI 35 books is id cents; and ior si to ana SJ 00 books SI cents. . Aaaress. a aa n & i, je34-3mw Xo. Brcudwa, New York. JOHN F. CLOVER, WHOLE8ALBANPRETAIL PLE LUMBEÄ AM) SHINGLES, corner or Jfain and 7th Streets, BYA.SVILLE, IXD-autS-t&wimo. IV'EWCHEEIE11 A elioice lot received rr fcaner Heerrritt-M-u an j i-r sair rr Uy-TJ rAJI. "VJCKLRr.

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A. C HALLOCK; Agent. STATEMENT OF THE PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., ON the 1st day of June, 185", to the Auditor of the State of Indiana. 1. The name of the Ccmcanv is "The Phoenix Insu rance Company," an its location is at Hartford.Cocn. s. The amount or tu capital mora i jw.'mj 8. The amount of Its Capital Stock paid on is 200,000 4 The Assets of the Company are as fellows, vis t ' Par value, ilarket value. 60 shares Unite States Trust Go's Stock. New York 4SJD0Q SS.ZI 10 10 shares American Exch'ge Bank stock. ew Turk 10,000 I, 66 shares do. (increased cat. tui 2S ter cent, raal in.) lXtOI 2000 shares Bank of Commerce bank stock. New York 20,000 11,60 900 shares Merchant! Exch'ge nans, mock, aew x one, iu,uw iu,rv 150 share Metropolitan Bank stock. New York 15.000 lfcsOO SSI shares Uochanics' Book stock. New York 7.0S0 9.2 BO 100 shares Continental Bank stork. New York 10.000 11.000 100 shares Ocean Bank stock. New York .000 4.900 105 shares Phoenix Bank stock New York 1100 5-310 160 x hares Pbtenlx Bank stuck Hartford 16.900 15P0 81 shares State Bank stock. Hartford. 8.100 10.T3 (4 shares City Baak stock, Hartford .... ,100 T.7J wi snares aiercanuie üanK stock. Hartford CDOO 600 6,360 1.5t &0 shares. Conn. River Bank stock. Hartford 19 shares Hartford Co. Bank stock. Hartford 1,0 60 thares Citiaens Bank stock, TV aterburv. Conn.... ...... sno 1 shares Wetrtary - Bank stock. Waterbunr. Conn... 100 4 shares Stafford Bank stock. stanora, cons 400 41s 41S1 JT9 ffl Amount loaned on pledge of Bank stocVK.. SilOO 00 Amount loaned on Mortgages of Real esLte, ll,3j0 00 Rills receivable for lans on other approved Collateral and Personal Securities OS,ino 00 Cash in hand and in Bank 41,41 Amount due from A (rents 2.4T3 85 Accumulates lnteteU on investments 1,1'U 26 Total Aswt ittiA'A 01 S. No liabilities to Banks or other Credi tors due or not du. . No lo4ses ajttsted and due. 1. Lows adjured and not dn. IS t. Losses (reported.) unadjusted S,lfcJ 6i 9. Losses In susnenss and vaitini founher other claims against the Company, e.imat at (00 00 11. The rule of the Company, except in a few special cases, u not to exceed 93,000 in any one risk. IS. The amount insured In any one city, town or vil lace, is indefinite, depending upon its siie, and how tuilU a. The amount insured In any one Mock of bulldincs. depends upon its construction and size, subject to weabotrerulo. m. 14. Certified copy of Chat ler ef the Company, as srantsd in I804 si. n.bi.i.u, Sacreury. STATE OP CONNECTICUT, . llSTrOKB COVSTT. . t :is. IlAKTroaD, July, 17. PeraonallT aroeared II. Kellorz. Becretarr of the Phteniz Insurance Cotcpaey. and made oaib, ttat the rorecoinc staten)ent hr him subarriheil. is true, accor. dinf to his beat knowledge and belief. ttciorasM, - , uwiiuAuti, J ustio of the Peace. Insnraare Agent's Certificate of Authority. STATE OP INDIAN, I AcoiToa or stats' urncc. $ Irdianapolis. Jnlr li.lPxT. WhsbiaS. The Phpnix insurance ComauiT. of nartror4, h filed in this olnc a MAlement of its son rfition on the 1st of June. 157. the act of its Incomers tion and amendaents pnperly c ert hed tond iu writtea intu-uaieni, n' miuuui; in AieuiM mi tauonina to out rnily anu nnrwervenly w acknowledge ser vice oi prooeM in tne event ot suits: Now. therefore. In runuaiice of the Koulremrnts ef "An Art to awid n Ar forth lnnrprsliou of lnniranre Casinuiies. aenninc their power, and pre. srhMnff their duties," appveu March t, hav.na Irnte4 satAtctory eviaence to n.e, of full compliance to the requirements and specifications ofthat Act, i,juii.- w.iwu. Auditor or tne state ir Indiana, do hereby eertiry that A. C HALLC'CK, of triunvllle,as the A sent of sail Company U auth vued to transact the business of Insurance, as A cent of the said rlHBnlx Insurance Company in this Htate, up taJurnary it. 1S u the etteut that he nay be commissioned and appointed by the said Company. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto ubcrid my name and rmuseu me sow or my omce u do auixfc.s.ed, this Wh day of July, 157 JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of State. JyJl-X CHARLES EVERT, Rigger, Aiming and Sail Maker, rsAKL sracrr, orrosrrs ths oas wobks, A. s.- EVANSTILLE, IXD. 11TR. ETEBT Is prepared to make to order, Ilorse Ilm. Covers and Canvas llos. Waton Covers and Awnings. Manilla Kope Mats, and everything in Lue KifKinx line, htwuniioats ean nroeure Tire Screens. Bolier Deck Cutting. Lteric It Guy, and everything In his line. He isaiso prepared to strap blorks. SV Far particulars enquire of Philip Tlornbrook St Co., Water street. . ja. ALLIS k HOWES' MAGNOLIA WHISKY, EVAX8TILLE, IND JPCsfn Old Boorbon WhNky; Sßß 100 bbU.UldMn-Higahela whisky 1 6 an nose v many, b do Sweet Wine; 100 do New York Brandy; ffl do New York Oinj 30 do Pins' Cnrnw Rrandiea: nrOrlers renetved from all parts of the United Statra and put up In packages of the moat approved style. apioj BOOK STORE. THlt undersigned haTtng araJa commenced the Book business In this place, would respectfully so- 4j2 licit a share of Mtronaae from the U ist. eiiisenaof Kvanavill anJ its vicinity. A full assortment of nehool Books, Blank Books, Novels, Stationery, &C, always on hand. Also: New Music for Piano and Guitar, Musical Instrumenta, Tlln and Guitar Strinf s, ate. Sic. IST" Star on Iain street. jrh airle. next door to J.P.Byrnes. fjy-301 TIIC1-COXYNÖT0X. Water Coolers Ice Cheats end Refrigerators. W. VI r E have In store a rood aortment of those deW ' siaehle article. They will rive vou rood water. soiKi rurter;ana neaitnrul meats and yegetanleu pro yiienyou nny a cooler or netrurerator ana pur them Intal na. W. AlJWtKm ml m,nii.3flnMi nriv into use. We otfer them at manui'irturera price freight sdded. jel K BROOK k CO ICE ICE WWT E are prerared to furnish Families. Hotel. Boa WW tnranta. IllMmhiuti anil FirtnriMwjllith Mt lceererpot npln thicity;andwe have such a sup P'T en haudthM those enraplng with ns need not f.-r I being left wttnout ice In the hottest of the season. We will sell as low as the lowest, will he promptly attended to. Orders left at our stars We can furnish from a pouna to iuu tons. A su irply at onr tnre at all times UeiJJ P. HORSBKOOK fe CO O ! S ! BOOK DINDING. T L. On.VSO having; one of the latest Im IVA imptw. vi Kuliug mac times, can rule ACCOUNT BOOKS, Te any rattern: and having materials of all kinds t reparM to hind Bilnes with gilt eires, Morroco Extra; Panneled sides. Bring along your hooks to be bound of any kind. Over Crescent City Bank opposite tbe uoun iiouse. myzs TO ARCHITECTS, BANKERS! CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. IRON RULING. BANK VAULTS. JAIL CELLS AD DOORS! TIRE PROOF SHUTTERS AKD DOOSS:: Iron Gräfin g. fcc, every facility for doing and setting jpine anove wora. tW Catalogue of designs and price sent by mall. T. BARXR, 275 Fifth street, near Western Row, ny-2ra Cincinnati. Ohio. CST RECEIVf DM 20 Bundles Book Paper: &m Reams Lettei and Foolscap Faper; 10 Keams becai lap: Jyai TEXX fEXXET Ii EOBEXSOX. MELODEON FOR SALE. A FIVE Oca v. Melodeon, which the owner has nel but a few months, is offered for sale low for cash. It is in every renect as rood as when new. auu waa selected ry a proreaaiooai musician ror nn own ue, wnicn is or ibeir a guarantee or its rone auai:ties. i Tn--TVJrt,r , . , " , ,VT , ' " . , Ih1.u . . i , I "rrc I IT"1 - . omce. - w V .1MB AXD CEMTXTIMtMs.Whitt Lime: luO oo uement, in store snd for sale ry augt Oatl, DALZfcLL&CO. C0TT03T TAR'S.45 bags 500 and 600 Tenreee Tarns for sale by aug . . OBB, DALZELL & CO. WTHITE LEAD VT 0 kegs received and for tale by augi ORB, DALZZLL m CO. SJTAR CANDLES aw whole, half and enarter ne?, jnt ree'd and for sal by b- E. GILBERT At CO.. sugi Sycamore street. by &.E.GILRZRT&CO E NTT LOPES iVCö la exs izi fortale y aogt &. E. CTLRERT CO. TITRT RKCEJVEI. t lOOGhaiElcoeo.strearriw e43 TEVNYSt ?ORBX:Oy.

CITY ADVERTISEÄIENTS.

AN ORDINANCE Savpllmeatal toast Ordinance, passes! Jane 4th, 183, entitled "Ast Ordlnsaice te provide for iiahtlns the City of Evsnsvllle with Gas. SECTION 1. Be It ordained by the Common Cooncil of the City of Evaustüi. that whenerer the Common Council of said city shall desire to uxteadtne gas pipes to or slons any street, lane, alley, public g round or thorouyhiare of said city, or to any point in such street, lane, alley, puMic around or thoroughfare, and shall furnish and advance to the Oas Company mentioned and designated in the original ordinance to which this la a supplement, by the name of John Jeffrey St Co., or the successors or assigns of a id Oas Company,asumof money sufficient to defray the reasonable eortand expense of procuring such gas pipes and laying them down along the proposed line of extension, it atull be the duty of said Oas Company, without unnecessary delay to lay down gas or service Sipe along such street, htue, alley, public grounds or loroughiar. or to such point therein as the Common Council may direct, the city furnishing the means to procure and erect the public lamps, lamp posts and fittings and fixtures sa provided for In said original ordinance, and the said Gas Company shall furnish to the City, along such line or extension, gas to be consumed for the public benefit at the same rate at which it is or may be furnished for the like purpose in other parts of the city, snd the said Om Company shall also Turn iah gas for private consumption along such line of extension, at the same rate at which It is or may be furnished to private consumers in other parts of the city. Sac. J. The City shall be credited on the books of said Osa Company with the amount advanced for each and every such new line of exteusion, awl shall be charged on said books with all the gas consumed on such line, both by the city and by private consumers, and whenever the amount thus consumed equals the cost of procuring and laying down the service pine alone sny such new line, the pipe along such line shall become the property of said On Company in the same property of said Gas Company in the 1 to ins same extent as if it had been manner and to ths same extent as if it had been origlnally purchased and laid down with the means of the das Company, and until such pipe so becomes the property ot tbe Oas Company tue City snail be entitled t) collect and receive from private consumers along such line the price of all gas used by them, or the city may at its option require said (iu Company to make the eol lections from j-rirate consumers alon suca-Üne. and account to the cttyforthe sanie ; Vrovilerl, that any advance made l y the City under this orditar.ee hall not bear interest and shall n be pavable otterwise than in gas as stove provided, anles the Oas Company should fail within a reaaonaltte time a.ter receiving tie advance, to furniih the gas along the pro posed Tine of extension, according to the provisions of the first section of this ordinance. Sec. S. Until the service pipe on any new line contemplated by this ordinance shall have become the property of the Gts Company ender the provisions of the lau section, the said Company shall render to the City monthly bills or account of the gas aaad on such line, showing how much gas was used by the City and how much by each private consumer on such line during the prerius month. ' Sec 4. This ordinance shall not take effector be binding upon the City of EvanvUle until the said Oas Company sha.1 file wi-Jithe City Clerk the assent of said Company thereto In writing, and npna the filing of said ament this ordinance shall take enact and shall be publiihed by said C ler It . JOH HETTSON, Mayor. Attest: WELL. H. WALKER, City Clerk. auxl- . AN ORDINANCE To Provide for tbe Extension of Gas Lights within the City of ETSnsvIIle. Passed Aug. 1st, A.D. Ib57. tECTION 1. Be it ordained r-y the Common Coun9 cil of the City of Evar.tvilie, tbu whenever any person or persons lntereafd in extend.ngtbegastoanv point in the city will advance to the city fitly ip'i) pt-rcerL. of the amount necessary to procure and lay a own ine service pipe to sucn point or along tnc pro posal uue ot extension, me my wj;i tnereupon. with out unnecessary delay, cauae such pipe to be laid down along such line, arid cause gas pots to be erected al-or such line, and will furnUn to individual consumer along such line who may hare made such advances exn for private ronromrAmn, at the same rates at which it is or msy bo fumlnhH ly fj.e M Company to other private consumers, until the amount furnished to ejtü person making any such alrafice shall be equal to tli amount a lrance-i y sucn pni.n; rrovMea, however, that the city shall not he l!ble for Interest on any such Advance, and shall not be required to refund or rej ay the same otherwise than in gas, as above in this section provided for. free. 3. Th!s OnHrtnoe shall take effect and be In force from and artor Its poMimton. JOHN ll EVTOX, Mayor.' Attest: WELL. H. WALKER, City Clerk. ' äug conronATiox noticb. ORDERED, That the ownesif Lots Nos. 6.6 7 f. 10. 11. 12. Hand 1 in Block Not 6. th 1 m itlargement of the City of E varmville. Also. Lots 25 and a, in sicuary's fcnuraeicent, ana tne alley running between said Lota, and eaten)!. or from Pine to Leei street, be brought to a proper Knvlt', and the sid lots tiled in so as to corretni with the city gnue within ten fiu aavs aner the eubiicatien or this nniice. aixl in default thereof, the Common Council will proceed to to let said work to the lowest bidder, and the amount cnarcel therefor will be sessed to and col lected by sal of said lots, or so much thereof as will satisfy said lien and coats. . , . . y oroer of tne Common council. auj-HOi WELL. II. WAtKER, Clerk (Tolksbotecvpy.) PROPOSALS. fg ALSD Proposals will be receirsd by lt CKy f K7 l.VAnsVIIII EvAnsvilie. at the office of the nndertlrned. until the 1st day of September, l', for the building of liviition Street Culvert, according to the plans and perl ucanuns on Lie in my omce, said wore to beeomple wi oy tne ixuav "T j in narr, A. v. I'si. aufMiui WL.L,. U. WAkK.SK, City Clerk. rVulksbotcvpy. PROPOSALS. tEALED rropoA'.twUl be received by the City of xvaiuritie, at Tne omce or tne unimiznea. fur all the exravating. filliug in. and making of lyick and plank ravements. orJwwl to be done by sakl citv and wnicn saia orters nave taiici to i compiieawitn until the 15th day of Aurust. 17. For twrtkulars of amount of work to be don. call at siM oinoe. aa4-15t WELL. H. W ALK.JCH, Clerk. 1 1 V-Volksbote copy. Special Election. TIATOTICE Is hereby given to the qualified voters of i f Ui ineteetn ant er tne city or Evananlle: that a Special Election will he held at tli shp of J. L'rie. in said Ward, on Thuraday the fcth dav of Auruat. 157. for the rurnoae of electinr one Councilman to represent the said lnth Ward In the Common Coun cil of said city, made vacant by the renrnauon and removal of Thomas Kedmond from said Ward. James I rie has been appointed bj said Council to act u la spector or uia election. WELL n. WALKER, Clerk. Volksbote copy. - Jy-lOt CORPORATIO.X XOTICE. sTavRDERED. That the owners of Lou Not. 4. S.S. 7. W 8,t, 10, Hand 13, in the suh-divlsion of oat lot o. 4, upper Enlarremrrt, and lot 87, and the side walk in front of lots and K, and the northeast half or S3, In aall U i.per fcniarrement t aisu lota in, 17 and I? in blork No. ft. Eastern Enlargement of the city of Evansvule, be filled up so as to correspond with the city grade, within tendav (10) after the publication of this notice; and in default thereof, the Street Commission Is hereby directed to perform s.ld work, and the costs and expenses accruing thereby will be assessed to and collect! by siie of wid prop erty, or so much thereof as will satisfy raid lien and cop'ts. By order of the Common Council JyJMOt WELL. H. WALKER, City Clk. (Volkslwte copy.) CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDERED, That fhe owners of LotsNos.l,t,X, 4. 6, 8, fand 10, in nlnrlt So. 84, in the Eastern EnlvKcneut ef the city of F.vansville, cau the sidewalk fronting on said lots tobe broocnt to the proper grade and laid with ooa brick, of the proper width within thirty (30 Uvs after the publ Nation of this notice, and in default thereof the Street Commissioner is directed to have said wore done, and the accruing expenses will be assessed to and ccllerted by sale of saia property, or so macn mrrcoi mm wilt aauaijr aaiu lien an' a costs, is y on ler of Council. WELL H.WALKER, Clerk. ToIksboU copy. jy-w CORPORATION NOTICE. ORPERED, That the owners of Lots Kos.l. 7 and 8, in the Ol J Plan of the city of Evanrville. canto the sidewalks front in r on Water street (of Mid lots) to be repaired and relail with good brick, of the established width, within thirty (39) days after the publication of this notice, and in default thereof the. treet Commissioner la hereby directed to perform said work, and the costs and expns accruing thereby, will oe assesMd to, and collected ly sale of said property or so mach thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. By order of CoirmonCouncil. WELL H. WALKER. Clerk. Volksbote copy. Jy2Mmo LICENSES. ' OTICE I hereby given to all Auctioneers, Irav ll men, Cartmen. Eanremen. Wagoners, Omnibus and llackmen, Pedfar., Proprietor of Billiard, BanHall, that their licence expire on the nrt day of next month (August.) and they are hereby notified to renew the ame, on or before rtul day : and In defanlt thereof, the Marshal Is Inatructed to bring suit against all delinquent not complying herewith. JySHm WELL. U.WALKER, City ClTt. CORPORATION XOTICE. ORDERED, That the owners of lots Nos. 1$9 and löO, in the Donation Eclarreirent of the city of Eransville, cause the sidewslk of said lot on M street, extending from tbe a1ey adjoining the Court House to the corner of M and bycamore street to be brought to a proper rraJe and to be reiaid with a good brick pavement of proper width, and good stone curbing. ' A leo OrdTod that the rutter along saM deacri'iea property on 3d street be laid with stone of the rroper wi lth, corresponding with the gutter along the Court !Ioue property; all of said work to b done within thirty (30) davs after the publication of this notice; and in defsult thereof the Street Com. is instructed to perform said work, and the costs and expenses arising therefrom will be aesd to and collected by aale of siid Lots, or so much thereof as will tify id lien and costa. By order of Council. WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk. Volksbote ropy jy23-30d-CORPORATION NOTICE. . ORDERED, That the owners of Lota No's. 4, 14 and 15. in block No. 8s Eastern Enlargement; alao, the alley running north and southkUonr said lots; also. Lou No a ft, , 7, IS la, V, 1, lt, j0, x and S3, in Mock No. In, in the Fourth Enlargement; also, tbe south one-half of Lot No. 7 in Hock No 6, Lamateo? and pvt of Ll the Donation Fohrser.ent of the city of Eranrrtlle. and part of Lot :o. 67 in the Old Plan of said city, causa the atme to be fed up so Si to irorrespond with tha city grade, with:n ten fi days after the pubiktion of thf notice, and in dtfvilt thereof, the Street Commissioner Is dir-rtei to prrform Mid rork.and the costs and expenses accmlng threby will ba aaseased to and collect! by nl of saj1 Lots, or so much thereof as wtn n.üt.'y nid Hen and cosu. Ey Order of Ccuacii. w s,j vn . wu. ipÄt T7ALKER. JyJ3-Xd- tTolkabotaeopy. CiyCleik. BT7AR C0RN--Jtj 900 bushelj Zar Cezn, for rata by atgl REILET.

INSURANCES.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. Incorporated cy tbe Leirtilarure ef PennryrracSa, WITH A PERPETUAL CHARTER. 10: 1 AathoriseJ Capital - One Million Dollar 1,000,000. OFFICE, KO. 61 WALSÜT STREET, A BOTE SECOND, PHILADELPHIA. FITIB INSRTJANCE, on Buildings, Fnrcltnre, Merchandize, fc e. , ceaerally. MAJirE INSURANCE on CARGOES an FREIGHTS te all parts of the World. - IXLAJVD INSURANCE on Geeds. Ae, by LAKES, RIVERS, CANAL and LAND Carrices, to ALL PARTS OF THE UNION, oa the most favorable terms, eoaslsteat wtth 8E CURITT, BTATZatXVT, lAltr AST 27TH, 1S37. Invested in Bonds snd Mortgages and Oround Rents,..:.... Invested in Stocks, 8, 00 6896 4t 18,908 ft Bills Receivable,..:... Cash on hand, .. DIRECTORS: OE0F.3E W. C0LMADAT, formerly Reosrdar.of Deeds, &e., Philadelphia. WM. BOWERS, formerly Register of Tfnis. . JOHN M. C0LE1TAX, firm of Coleman a Smith, Im porting- Hardware and Cutlery Merchant!, No. IS Jforth. Third street, above Bsc street, Plrfadieptits. J03KPH OAT, firm Joseph Oat A Sun,Copienmlthi No. li Quarry street Philadelphia. , EDWIX T. M ACHETTE, linn Uachetts a RaigueL Importl&ff Hardware Merchacts, No. 134 NcfthTcIrt street, above Race street, Philadelphia. HOWARD HINCIIMAN, Firm Llytegrton ft Ca., Prodnoe ft Commission Mercliants. No. ITS Market street, above Eighth street, Philadelphia. GEORGE W. COLLADAT, Prt$iimt. GALIN WILSOX, Secretary, JERESnAO BEHM, AceatCfCffce, Commercial Collect RoomiH over J. it. Caldwe'l's store. FUrt street, Evacsvllle, Indiana. mylSim. UsTSTJRANCB. Risirir Sun Insarance Company, INCORPORATED, 18S4. Capital 8100,000. B.J. HATHAWAY Secretary; S. W. HATHA WAT PreddanU Indianapolis Insurance Co. INCORPORATED, 1886. CAPITAL : : : : : : S20o,ooo. A. DEFÄEE3 Secretary. J- D. DEFREES PreU S F.COTINOTON General AgecL W. T. PEPPER Local Agent. DT Oüioeon First street aver the Post OSes. J?l-5tno INSURANCE AGENCY. ALLEN C. UALLOCK, ztassyille; Indiana, - 'i r UNDERWRITER " And General Insurance Agent, and ., ADJUSTER OF AYEBAQES. ,- He eonilnnes to !w( poMHe from seyeral TIRST CLAsa and MOST KELIABLLK INSURANCE COMPANIES tu tue coon ar. oa ilas ak rt as arsxa II will also receive applications for LIFE IXSCRAÄCB. TIT" He will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT OF LOSSES of every drscrioUoh. under rtUcie from other agencies, and attend to the sutilenrnt of sll matters contwcte-1 wltn Irirance, for parties hitrn'Sted. Ilislongexperieiaeuan InMinnceAcent, basmnde him fmi;iar ith all subjects connecttJ with ti e sub ject o? insurance. uj-Jiji-iy. A. B eIiWyTmTd m ITfTOTTLD respectfully armoanre thst he has located vv uiniKiiin t ac ica, ur me Practice 'of medicine. Having hud an experience of about twerity -throe years in a heavy practice. In seme of the most sickly regions of the wvt. lie is now prepared, with some of Uio most valu'Ude improvements, to combat disease In all itd variou forms. . ' - For Chronic llhumstism, Paralysis, Steche uses a Maneto-Klnrtrio marbing, ia connection with other treument, with remarkable sitcceas. . He would also refer to his improved Inhtllcg rPrains for t eritment of pnlminary.and throat disis. Prs usaUicted with Soroflula. weakness and ii Canslion of the eyes, may expect apeady and para.aiiet.t reuet, iiewouuauwaaysuainscurwivaucerswiuj out tbe ue of tna knife.. Xtr. rtraiiT lialw ajrent for Ihlrr Arti-Trlo!Ie Pills, ccrum cure fr 1 ever and Af ue, no one hat ever been known to hare a second chill alter eotDme acing withth-n.. - . OFFICE on Main street, between Second and Third street, near the Waaiuurvm IJptel. j:c-:m. H U 13 Li. t t V v .. HOLLAS l HI 'HV, TK CF.Lr.DRATED HOLLAND REM EDV fOf UISE.VSE OP TUE KIDXETS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND FEVER AT-O AGUE, A ND the various affections consequent upon s ejsorleren . ' . STOMACH OR LIVER, Snch as Indirestion Acidity of the Stomach. Col'cky Pains, Heartburn. Loss tf Appetite, Despiindency. Cotftiveneis, uima ani meeaing flies, in an xxervous, Rheumttie and Neuralgic A Sections, it ha ia numerous instances proved highly beneficial, anil MliFra afiechwi decided mir. This Is a nurely veretable compound, rrepared oa strictly scientific principles, after the manner of the c.-lerra:ed Hollana Prof-eaor Bo?rbave. Because ef iu .rent succeed in most of the European State, its introduction into the United States was intended mrre es pecially for thoe of our fatherland scatter-.-a tere and there over the face of this michty eountrv. Meeting withrreat success among them. I now offer it to the American nuMic. knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtue' mustbeacknowWfed. It is particularly recommended t those persons whose consti tdtions may hare been bnrird by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally Instsiitaneou. in effect, it finds its wsy directly to the seat of life, thrilling and quickening .very nerve, raising sp the droopinc sririt, and in fart, irfüüing rew health and vior in toe system. JiOTICE. Whoever expects to find this a beverage will be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and lowspirited, it will prove a rrateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. CAUTION! The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has Induced many imitation, which tbe public should guiod against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buv atything else until yon have given BarLave's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will convince you how Inflrtte'v superior It Is to all these imitations. fir Bold at 1 per l-ottle, or six bottles f or 15 by the sots nomiiTom, ," CCJA31I. PAGE, Jr., dk Co., MA KÜFACTÜRING PHAEMACTJTISTS AXD CHEMISTS, Pittsburgh, Pa. XT Sold in Evacsvilla by KELLER k. WHITS, and all druxiats. apt'&i-lyd&v. HEAD THIS IT WILL PAY! WE bars on hand, and will sell at reduced prtoee for cash, s good stock of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Nearest Styles ot Fine Jewelry, fcUrer-Ware, Gold Pens, Psrlmosaleii . . Clocks, die. ' Thor in wai t f anv arüris In oar line of bnrlness will bnd tt greatly to ibeir Interest to t iws . us a call, as wa wish to close out as much as posslM of our preset t twk, preparatory to the Fall trade, and will seil-BcC JyfJ !an strtet, betreen First sad Second. SJ d'4m KtGaR4flrw4er. Just xooMaad fcr

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AUCTION SALES.

OAJUta WOOUIV sTtAAM wuo. WOOLSET c NELSON, ATJCT I ONEEES, COMMISSION IYERCHANT8 AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS. HAVING leased f s term of years and fitted op the old Court House, corner of Main and Third to receive ror saie at aucroods, wares and merhorses. berries, etc OT Cash advances made on consignments when required. Z3T Regular sales every Tuesdays thursday and Saturday, commencing at nine o'clvA. M. Also, lues-lav, Wednesday and Friday nichts, st early gas ugui. . SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Tn Pikst ÄI0XDAT or kveiy Momth. at 10 o' clock A.M. .. .. Harter troTidad ccrulTM with a larew Man ef tha City of Evansyilie, containing all the receut Enlargements, and believiiir It will be for the Interest of all concerned, we have set apart the trat Monday of eyery raoma ior uie sue vi &eai asiaie ax ancuon. - ah inose wi shins to sell are reoneated to Land in their lista In time to give the public due notice. -ine parronage or in ose having nouses and lots or lands for sale, either at publis or private sale, Is re spectfully solicited. AUCTION. r ILL be sold at public auction, en the third dy v of Aurust. at I o'clock r. .. at tbe Warehouse of James Laugblln. Jr., on Main street, on Large l'vrus (."anvajs, one large nass vrum, ana or set ox seats for Circns. to pay lien and charres on the same, if not redeemed vrtthin thirty days. WUQL&ÄI K riLEU?l, EvansyUle, Ja!yth, 7- ts. AuctioneersOVEN'O HOTEL. CORKXR OF JEFFXRSON AND FOCRTH 8TS-, LOCISTILLE, RY-, IS in excellent order for the accommodation of ff guests, at low prices. LS, H. F. SMITH, Proprietor. R. 1. FfAtttso, J. RlVROtB4. . O'ttAKMOir, Clerks. Janl V-ly. l. rmnii..:. jobs a. mrascs. . 8TÜRGES Sc BROTHER. WBOLtSAU BBALCaS I PRODUCE OF ALL K0MD8, AND Connisslon Merchants, No. 7 1) BaoanwAV, stTWKca Fsahxus Avsvt . , ASP WASRISOTOH STStT, mh-lyi. 'ST- LOUIS, MlSSOCHI. W..REILLY WBOLtSALX Am RXTAtL DIAL SB 1st Groceries. Produce Feed. IIT, CORN AND OAT8, FLOrit, SALT, LIMB, CEMENT, Ac, dec. Main street, between Third and Fourth, ... EVANSVILLE. v LOOK HrRBl! TWO FINE' nose WOOD PIANOS, V Call ane1 examine.' Tor sale at iNl A. C. PUSHEE'S. MILL SAWYER WANTED! fa GOOD Sawyer will And constant employment fa and iinarai waxrM. ivy amivtrir at our saw Mill and Berdicg Factory, at tranTii!e. isaac niiXAif. DAVID unura. I. c D. II EI MANN, ' WHO USA LS BCALKBS 1 Grooerleo, rOBXION AKD DOMESTIC LIQUORS. SJiroaTsas or noUaci Hernrgs, Prunes, Chocolate. Ac. AlAIJi ST4 TWO DOOR' BACK OF 8LCOSD, EvaniTllle, Ind. F I 8 H DEPOT. KEEPCOOLI Worm Weather is Upon TJsI! T H0SK In want, had better call on I. It D. HE I VIANN, and purchase one of those patent Ice Cream Freezers, before they are all sHd, as they sre gomr oil very rap141. Thrnn lust th verv thlnra they ar. recom mended to be; and have riven entire satisfaction to eve ry purensw. xuey wiurcrm aeucious ice cream in ten minutes, with very little labor. Call snd examine ttera anyhow at i)el7 I k D. litlJlAN s. WATCHES, CLOCKS,AXD THE tuhgerfber re-pectfully Informs the cltitenso Evansville and vicinity, that he has come to tbi pUce with a variety of Clocks, Watches, and" Jewelry which be will tell at the lowest prices. He will slso repair all kinds of watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, on tn. soonest nouce. 8. RO'ESFELD, mylSm ' Main St., near Second, A CARD TO THE LADIES. THIS rreat Turk!ah Periodical remedy, fcr tha r metLate removal of Obstructions, irresulialea Frolapaus Uteri, (Vailing of the W omb,) Lcuchorrhe r.r Whites, fcc. .c . These Hll hsve never In a t'ng'e indance failed ta nroducinr the menses. Too nvjch cannot be sa'd U their favor. No woman can enjoy good health vbts that particular part of her peculiar organization isder ir. i id. 8:ckceRsat lhesv?i?s, htartaebc. lacgu, deoiiity, paiu in tne neaa, nue ana nacit, loss ot srpe Ute, cntivecess. Sic, are soma of th. sytuuuoa wbica attend irregdlar menstruation. As ceruin as time ml s thTe Pills to remove one and all of these imtoms Be sure and get the genuine, which has our nijmatur on each box. The- Pills nut h. had by ardmair a Dr. MnDoy tft C.,aijdiucIoaiCgSl, the Ü11 will oe sent ny muru r.u. N. B.-Ltd.ee irh;se health will not pcrrelt of u tu create of family, will find these Pills a soocsaful pr veütiv. Ladies who are pregnant, should not nse tliey: Mit as thry are sure to brine on mis-carriae, though ao in jury to neaiui wouiu loii&w. AdUres. DR. 8AXFLOT & Ct., Cincinnati, Obis. felitf Nor Store and Tin Store. fAMES SCANTLIK, Ja., of the late firm af JScartlio a Ron, lias opened in his new brick ltween Water and First streets, opposite the old Stale Bank, wberehehas the Idrfeataoa best assortment in thecity, consisting of Stoves, Castings,' Mantle and Jam Crates, ITn Ware, Japan ed pressed and Britannia Ware cfthelales styles, at VLoIesale and Retail. - Oiv him a call, he is well experienced in Lis busi ness, he knows how to bov,so that he can sell cheaper tnsn any one in tne traoe. ALfcOr-Fanford Ia(eat Straw Cotters and rrirs C lebrated Plow a. jan 1 5bmsS-S.Almords; B bbls Filbertt: 9 do II. S. do 3 do Englib Walnuu; l o fapersneu as s ao itraulftuu; Just received and for sale ty j.v2tl WHEELER k RIGGSatriiAPPixi; Paper and Bonnet Boards If 100 buiidies D. C. U npping raper; I 'i ao aieaiiua au ao 3 de b. C do do iO Gross Bonnet Boa!, on consignment and for sale low to close., HORN BROOK & CO., JyiTJ -Water streut. SCXDBIE8.--dot Cotton Mops; 20 bales Cotton Batting; 2fH) lbs Hemp Twine; s nests Buckeye Bowls; 'A) dos Brooms; S dosea Cedar and Fine Churns, received and for aale by jyl T1CKERT It JOHNSTON. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE A.D nEAT. HATING determined to leave town, I now offer for sale one of the most desirable residence lot in thecity. It is the Northwest two-thirds of lot numbrr ninety -four, old plan of Evaneville, fronting on Second street, between Walnut and Chestnut, adjoining Judge Lockhart s lot. Terms oasv. I have alto an excellent house and lot on Oak rtreet, foment. 'jDSON HUGHES. To Gas Consumers. ON and after tLe first day of August next, tbe rdoe of Gas to private consumers w;ll be 44 per thousand cubic feet. By order of the Board of Directors jyl&ds) J NO. J. CHANDLER, Sec?. ; COMET! COMET I COMET THE second purchase of SCJIMKR DRY GOODS, hoes, Bonnets, JVotions, Ac, have juttteen rteivedatS. EMBICH'S. The tune for the appearance, of the comet is sow past, and persons netd not few destruction from this interestirr IndivlJua! acy more. As ths prospect cf a longer life is again befcre us, and to mak. such a lifo a piradiot one, and ax Uta aase time economise, go and select yonr good, at A. EjdBlCH'6JeU Slain stS doors buk w Seooad. . .. COCC&XS! LODGES! " SOU e Fire Chwber Cocchesi, In bamaek and Fnasoo'.bd Cloth ooyers. niaAa up expressly ior the C ity trado, far vale low y iü) . v ÜÜ1Ü1IIX & STARK, First st.

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LOTTERIES.

SWAN & ÜÜ.'S LOTTERIES! THE 20ST BEILLIA2TT SCHEME EVEP DBATPIS". 'CAPITAX, PRIZE' 60i000nt-Sn TICK2TS OKtt tlOt Owing to the great fvx.r with which our Sinei f sas. her Lotteries have been received by the puUic, and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers 8. SWAJf at CO., will have a drawing eaoh Saturday throughout the year. ' The following Scheme wHI be drawn In eaeh af tbrir Lotteries for Angnst, 1: CLA98 47. To U drawn In the C fty of Atlanta, Georgia, In faUk, oo SATURDAY, August 1st, M67. . CLASS 8,' I be drawn la the City of Atlanta, Georgia, la pah. a SATURDAY, Aagnst tth. 186t. CLASS 49. To be drawn in the City of Atlanta. Oeorgia. la ymkiic. a 3 AT CCD AY, August ltth, 1S6T. CLA69 SO, To te drawn la the City of Atlanta, Gotf, ia pablas. en SATURDAY, A urost r d, 15JT. CLASS 01. Te be drawn tn the City of Atlanta, Georgia, Is r-&&r on SATURDAY, August 29th, l".r OX TUE PLA5 OF SINGLE ACUSCRdl Tstaas tho vsaso tsskk h try du baits roarr-sfvs ratats Nearly Ons Prist to evarr NDae Tlakats. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 EACH SATURDAY IN ACwCTTI 1 Frits of tW.i vjo . ............ ...... .... oa c L000 fi.OOQ aoo US 9 s 45 Prires of, lf) . 1GA m 1.PR0XIMATI0N PRUES;, . 4 Prires ?f STOb ApproX'g to tec ,000 prts an 4 o i:5 " M XiM u ' 4 do 11 - fc.OO prises M SS do KJ t,0di " - 1 95 Oo SO ' " tlMl w WV7 4V ...... .... .... ... noil Jtm. ki 3.S43 Prises awountiBgU ...... .. f 04,000 Whole Tickets 110; Halves 4ft; Quarters 43. PLAN' OF TBE LOTTERT. Ths X embers Mm 1 to 8H.onA. eommeodlvir wtth those Nuu.bers on Uia Tickets prrcted on separat aitps 01 parar, rq narciea wiui saiAii un tNs sea piasea In one H heel. , The first Prlf su similarly pricted sad tMaf, are placed In another wheel. Tne wheels are tnen revolved, and a t timber Is drewta from ths wheel of Numbers, and at the same time a Price is drawn from the other wheel. The Number sM Prise drawn out are onened snd exh!itad to the audlnoe, and registered Mr the Commisronars: the PtlfS betnrpiacea sninn tne rum' crswn. ims operation is repeated until ail the Prizes are drawn out. Approxlmstlon Prires. The two preceding thetwosucceeaing Xumlxrsto those drawing U trat 1 Pries will be entitled te the W ApTroxlmattosi PHrtn. Forexampl: If Ticket No. ll.'iw) draws ths 60.ono Puie, those Tickets numbered Ui4l, 1 m9, ll?ll and 1126J, will each be entit'ed to a5 If Ticke Ki 650 draws th. 030)00 Trice, tl.o Tickets Dumbertd 44 649,Fl,bM,willeachbeent-.Cedto 420C,and se ca aa. cordiny to the above sehrtne. The 8 Prises of S0 will be determine by tie Jsst firureof the Number that draws tbe Syw) Prise. For example, If the Number drawing the f)C,Q0O Trlrt ends with No. 1, then all the Tickets, where tbe eainber ends in 1, will be entitled to a20. If the Nuuber mod with No. 1, then all tbe Tick s where the Number oods In J will be entitled to $30, and so on to 9. Certificates of Packsgea will be soil st the foIUairg rates, which Is the risk: Certincatsaf Package of W Wbcls Tickets ..440 10 Half " ail " lOQusrler fa S lCLishth 11 In order 1 Tickets or CertlOrato- awl at th money to our address for the Tlcketa oraerww. OS receipt of which they will be forwarded by flrrt mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure thejr may dnirnate. The list of Drawn lumbers and Prfre will be sent to purchasers hnmediste'.v sfler the drawirg. tW Purchasm will piee write their slrnattsres plain, snd give their Pout Office, County and State. taV Remember that every Pnxe is drawn and paysv blein full without deducnon. vw AiiprisMoisiMianauBoer, pawimmoamtaur afler the drawing other prires st the usual ts of thirty days. Ali communications strictly confidential. Address Orders for TlcVrts or Certi testes to S. SWAN ti CO., Atlas. Oa. rST" A list of tbe numbers that are drawn froos Sba wheel, with the amount of the prise that each one Is entitled to. will be published after every drawing, la the following papers r New Orleans Delta. Mobil Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At. lfttita Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book and savannah Atamlng News, and Richmond Dispabuh. Jy27 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY! Tbe next ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana Lattery, conducted by the Spanish Government, ander the supervision of tbe Captain General of Co ha, will take place at Havana, on AUGUST 18th, 16ST. SSOO.OOOülSSr SORTEO NXMERO A85 ORDINABIO. Capital Prize 100,000! 1 rtsetf..... 1 do .S5O0VKJ 1 do 1 da 1 do Vtikt f,000 ?,aJ f.SlH 4 prizes f S2.0W MM & do IJJOO..., 51 do &( 143 do 410.. ........ .. ..... SO Approximations APPROXIMATIONS: 17 The two preceding and tbe two following numbers to tbos winning the folio ing prizes, are entitled to, vizr To the tl(K,000 fW To tbe M,000...- t ?o tbe 9i.HU..., 4 O ths) lOftjOOaas.a oo a Ts th t.M M 4U ALL THS ratZKS ABOVE STATT O ASS BSAWM AT ATtar DKAWIS0. Whole Tickets $20: XXalvoa $1C; Quarters ?J. Eighths, $2,80. In the bore scheme there are J5,000 Tickets only, numbered from 1 to 2ö,0üU. There are TO' fun Priz.-e. and 20 Approximation, making ut al T& Prises. N smaller Prise than S4O0. The Prizes are pavable , without discount, on presse, ation at the Royal Treasnry ir Havana. tr The suicribers will cah ail l ni at ptr cea discount, charring this for exchange, etc. BIT An official copy of the drawing will he sent U each purcbaaerof Tickets. gj-purchaTS will rlxse write tlie signature plain, a&d give their Post Otr.ee, County and State. Bills on ail olvect banks taken at rVi Orders for Tickets or shares In the shove scheme, will receive prompt attention w hen adöremed to A. GONZALES . CO-. augfi tsQvuis, Tesn AX I.QUEST HELD before me, on theith day of Acroat,lt?, Ott the body of a negro man found doad In th city of Evansville a stout, ble-bodied can, perhaps 30 or 4O years of are; bad on blue cotton pants and shoes considerably worn; bUthlrt bad been blue also, but was evidently burned on him, leaving only a small portion of tbe rleevet around the wrists. There was considerable marks cf fire nn his persrn. bat no marks f violence. He bad been dad pttI dare, probaJ.ly. auod&wlw JOHN TRIBLE.C V.C. fiUXDBIES. " SALTPETRE, Epsom Salts, Sulphur. Roll Brim-, stone. Alum, Perry PavU' Pain Killer, baieratna, Soda. Almonds. RraiilNots. Ensliah Wainuts. Fii. berts, Zante Currants, Cotton Baiting, Hedcords reel and usen hemp and manitla, iilacking, Caiupbor, Cream larter. Cigars ail kiica, Coppeis, Cloves. Cinnamon, Esaence of Ccfloe, GLi Flasks, Jars. Lanterns, Ginger race rrour.d and reserved, llerricg, Codnh, Mack Tel, Indirt, Logwood extract snd chipned, 1 ustard, alatchas, VlercaxtileWritoir FU:id. umegs, LoUters, Oysters, Paper letter foolscap and wrapping. Envelopes. Percussion Csps, Powder, Safe tv Fuse. Pepper Sauce, 1'eprxY. Epice, Btore Pipes Pitch, Tar, Rosin, Tat le alt. feai-Poda, Extract of garsaparilla, f tonewara. Soap bar snd fancy, Sardines, 8nutf, spirirsof Torpent-ne, Tobacco aaartd. Twine, Teas. Tar, Vinegar, ate. 4tc. Ite. for ale low by S. j. GILhbRT & CO- 1 tngrlt fcycamore street. KEROSENE OILS, distilieo veom coat. ( voT rxyi.osrTr.V EECUKED BT LETTZK3 PATEHT. rr HE DIFFER EAT ftjlADE? OF THESE Ceibra'.ed Oils. suit,e for Machinery of sJl kinds, Binsacl.and Family can ba bad of the on dersigned,a!soof the Wholesale Oil Lealers and Drugevtl in the City of New York, and ot the authocijc4 Local Agent of Üje Cocrar y in thia plaos. AUSTENS. Gzksbax A&zxts. Hir.o6r.i:x Chi. O. No. 60 Beaver SL, K. Y. ZW Local Agencies granud or arplxatlons as abitorrder should specify the descripuoa of hap cr tss chinery for which the oil ia warned. J3-ly Dr.T.MGOWJfS ESSENCE OF TAR IS A CERTAIN CURE FOR Eowel Ccznplalnu and XHresses of tLeLcisgs. 'B'FTRTYThcnmnd eure, without s iirlefailre. M For siJe in Eiisville, by Krlwr A W'h-.t, Hij. l-vk a toddn, Wetscy a Sawyer, and Lrlch it Vierl'rr. n Th rrrat American Tas Ersrr. Li-ittttt caxircas, is abo f:r tale ly thex, a'JiIi'rly,