Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 306, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 August 1860 — Page 2

EVANSV'L'-E. FRIDAY MORNING

INP AI1I'T :l1 Council Proceedings. Council Chamber, ) Saturday evening. Au. 25. ) Council met. Present the Mayor itnd Conacilmen Bischman, Chandler, Cook, Daonettell, Decker, Reitz, and Sauer 7. The Minutes of the meeting on Monday morning, August 20th, were read and approved. Street Commissioner Smyth submitted his report of work done for the week ending Saturday. Aug 25th; and, ujion motion, bills to the amount of $130.U were allowed. The following bills were also allowed : Sile Weed & Co for 275 dray, cart, and wn.gon numbers at 7c, 19.25; Robert Fergus, for 467 feet of lumber for Upper Market House, $11. C8; Washington Fire Co., appropriation for the quarter ending August 1 1th; 1860, $62.50 ; Healy & Warren, for stationery from April 10th to August 9th, inclususive, $13.90; G. Heddericb, forplaciDg 47 1 cubic yards of earth on Third street, between Division and Ingle streets, $4.28; Karl Gottman, for labor and materials on inlets to sewer on Division street, $8.12; Geo. Foster St Co., for one barrel lime for inlets to sewer on Division street, SI. 00; Frank Kolb, for cleaning Upper Market space, $2.00, John Robbers, on account of salary of Market master and Weigh master, $75.00. It was ordered that D. C. Keller be allowed a cash order for $70.00 for one year's interest on seven Lamasco wharf coupons, Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 20, due June 1st, 1860, the order not to be presented at the Treasury for payment, but may be used in payment of the cash portion of city taxes by any person holding it. The .Mayor submitted a report stating that Karl Gottman had, in accordance with n order of the City Council, passed May 26tb, 1860, and with an agreement between himself and the city, furnished and placed stone curbing upon lot No. 14 in block No. 11, Eastern Enlargement, owned by Barbara Stolheifer, for which service be was entitled to receive $7.73 as compensation. Whereupon, on motion of Councilman Cook, the report was approved, and the amount, $7.73, ordered to be charged against the lot as its share of the expense of the curbing, and that the sum of $7.73 be allowed to Karl Gottman in payment for the work. The Mayor then submitted another report, stating that Karl Gottman, in pursuance of an order of the City Council, passed May 26th, 1860, and of an agreement between himself and the city, had furnished and placed stone curbing upon ctrtain Iocs fronting upon Division street, for which service he was entitled to the sum of $54.72 as compensation ; whereupon, on motion of Councilman Dannettell, the report was approved, and it was ordered that the amounts apportioned to each of the lots be assessed against tbem on their share of the expenses of the curbing, and that the sum of $54.72 be allowed to Karl Gottman in payment tor his work. The following is a list of the lots upon which the curbing was laid, together with the apportionment of the cost of the improvement upon each : Lot I, block 33, Eastern Enlargement, owned by John Smyth, $7.41 ; lot 20, block 33, Eastern Enlargement, ownfil by Stephen Hyatt, S7.92; lot 1, block 34, Eastern Enlargement, owned by Abraham Gumberts, $7.73 ; lot 26, block 9 Stock weli'sEnlargement, A. B. Carpenter, $7.85 ; lot 21, block 15, Stockwell's Enlargement, Oliver Smytb, 7.89 ; lot 35, block 15, Stock well a Enlargement, James Galvin, $8.07 : lot 21, block 16, Stockwell's Enlargement. Philip Schirmer, $7.85. Total, $54.72. The Mayor also submitted a report Skiing that James McKeever, iu pursuance, oi au order of the City Council passed May 9th, 1860, and of an agreement between himself and the city, had laid down and completed a brick side-walk upon certain lots and parts of lots situate upon the south-west side of Second street, and between Mulberry street and a point 150 feet south-east of Gom street, for which he was entitled to receive trom the city the sum of $195.04 ; whereupon, on motion of Councilman Cook, the report was approved, and it was ordered that the amouuts apportioned to each of the parcels of property be assessed against ihem as their portion of the expense of the improvement, and that the sum of S19.5.94 be allowed to James McKeever in payment for bis woik. The following is a list of the lots upon which the pavement was laid, together with the apportionment : Lots 56, Upper Enlargement, owned by I. Blackford's heirs, $41.76; lot 57 do. do., owned by John H. Morgan, $41.76 ; lot 58 do. do., owned by I. Blacklord's heirs, $H6 8C ; lot 59 do. do , owned by I. Blackford's hens, 36.80; lot 60 do. do., owned by Win. J. Igleheart, 41.70.Total, S 199. Deduct filling done by J. H. Morgan, $3.06 $195 94. The Mayor informed the Council that he had received from the Mayor and Council of New Albany a copy of thu charter .ml ordinances of that city. A communication was received from (i. C. Bovey, of Cincinnati, relative to Canal Bridges, whereupon it was ordered that the Mayor request Mr. Bovey to visit Kvansville with the plan and model of his bridges. The appointment, by C. Heddrich, City j "Collector, of Adolph Pfeefflin, as Deputy j Collector, together wilti Mr. Pfoefflin's oath of office, was re.id and or.lered to ho enter- I ed on the minntps. It was ordered that the street commissioner ! be directed to close the bridge crossing the ! Canal at the Second Avenue. The Market master of the Upper Market, j presented his report of collections from out- i side stands for the week priding August 15th, showing tbem to le $12 20, which I was received and filed. Councilman Chandler presented and mov- j ed the passage and adoption of the following order, viz .: It appearing to the Com- j mon Council of the City of Evansville, that j a certain lot in the Donation Enlargement is so situated that, the water collects and i remains stagnnnt thereon, the owner of the lot is hereby directed aud required by the Council to fill up the lot to such a hight as will prevent wn'er from collecting and remaining tagnao4 thereou, within thirty days from the passage of this order; which was unanimously agreed to. It was ordered that Cook &. Rice have permission to connect an under-ground pipe or drain with the Eight street Sewer, at the mouth of the alley on Eighth street, between Maiu and Sycamore streets, provided they construct the drain or pipe of atone, brick, or iron, and extend it so constructed from the sewer to toe line of the curb at the mouth of the alley. The City Surveyor, the Mayor, and the contractors for the construction ot the Eighth street sewer having determined that the work on the sewer should commence Rt Main street instead of Division street as provided in the contract, it was ordered by the Council that the change be made, and' ap- ' proved. On motion of Councilman Decker, Councilman Roelker aad the .Mayor were authorised to contract with Lant & Bro , for

the construction, of guliara at the inlets of o.ik and Cherry street sewers. Ooanciltoaa Cook was authorized to procure tin spouting for tho Washington Engine abed. It was ordered that the Marshal serve awritten notice on Abel Sullivan requiting him to move a number of disorderly negroes from a certain house owned by him, situated in the Northern Enlargement. U was ordered that James Patterson. John Burbank and others have permission to nse the lower room of the Locust street Engine House for gymnastic exercise, provided they givean obligation to deliver possession of the houso to the city when required, leaving it uninjured. The Mayor informed the Couucil that a number of persona rafused to pay their dog tax, alleging that they are not the owners of any dogs; whereupon it was ordered that the collector be authorized to remit the dog tax in all cases where the parties will make affidavit that tbey have not owned or harbored a dog at anv time since January 1st, I860. Counci'man Chandler, from the Committee to which was referred the proposed improvement of Third street, between Sycamore and Locust streets, reported that the

committee would recommend the recission of so much of the order as required, the improvement to be made between Sycamore and Main sts., for the reason that the petitioners for the improvement are principally owners of property in the other block, while the remonstrants against it are in this block, that such an improvement is now much needed between Locust and Maiu streets, they being the principal throughfares to and from the Railroad depot, aud is not immediately needed between the other points, where the other street is now in a more than average good condition from the voluntary improvements of the owners of adjacent property. Councilman Chandler moved that the order requiring Third street from Sycamore street to Locust street, to be macadamized, be rescinded. The ayes and noes on the question beingrequired by Councilmen Cook and Chandler, the vote stood as follows : ayes Councilmen Chandler, Decker and Dannettell 3 ; noes Councilmen Bischman, Cook, Reitz and Sauer 4. So the motion was not agreed to. Councilman Cook moved, seconded by Councilman Reitz to reconsider the voto on rescinding the order for the improvement of Third street, which was agreed to; whereupon it was ordered that the order be rescinded. Councilman Chandler presented and mov ed the passage and adoption of an order for the improvement of Main street, between the alley extending through block 31 in the Eastern Enlargement and the upper or northeastern line of Eighth street, providing also that the cost of the improvement bea3sessagainst the owners of lots bordering upon that part of the street improved; which motion was unanimously agreed to. The specifications for the foregoing improvement were l.ere entered on the niiuutes. It was ordered that the clerk advertise for bids for the work until September 19th. Street Coni,iwjsiouerrsinyth submitted his report of theVondif'on ot the public cisterns, showing them to be in good order, which report was received and filed. A petitition signed by Joseph Turnock, relating to the assessment of bis property, was presented, whereupon it was ordered that so much of his assessment as relates to the value of improvements be referred to Councilmen Cook and Chandler. The Mnyor then presented the report of the School Trustees which wt. received and read. The Council then ordered that copies of the report be furnished to the several newspapers of the city, for publication, if they desired it. The following bill and communication was received from H. Q. Wheeler, President ot the Board of School Trustees: City of Evansville to II. Q. Wheeler Dr., For C months' salary as Superintendent of the Public Schools from January to July 1860. $250.00. To the Mayor and Common Council of Evansville; Gentlemen : In presenting the above account for 6 months' salary, 1 desire to make a statement to accompany it. 1 made an agreement with the contractor of the new School House that they should put upon the top of both towers a railing and a boxed-up stairway to the top of one tower, to enable people to get upon the top without difficulty, and I am to pay for the same $100 in cash. I expended in premiums for the scholars $50. I am owing Martin Dell for teaching German $60, making in all $210 j therefore I ask that you make the order for six months' salary a cash order, so that I can liquidate my indebtedness in behalf of the Schools. H. Q. Wheeler. Kvansville, Aug. 26th, 1860. It was ordered that a rash order for 250 be allowed to H. Wheeler in payment of six months' salary, to July 1860. It was ordered that the School Trustees be authorized to purchase a bell for the new School House at a price not exceeding $300. It was ordered that the Mayor appear before the Board of Commissionrs of Vanderburgh county and remonstrate on the part of the city of Evansville ngainst any change in the location of the Boonville road where it passes near Oak Hill Cemetery. On motion of Councilman Decker the Mayor was authorized to procure a suitable desk or book case in which to keep the books and papers of the city. Senators of the L'niteU States whose Seats will be Vacant In 1861-Ti3-65. In 1861 Mr. Dialer or Pa. Mr. Hammond of S. C Clark of N. II. Harlan of Iowa. Clingman of N. (!. Iverson of Ga. Collaraer of Vt. Johnson of Ark. Crittenden of Ky. Durkee of Wig. Fiteh of Ind. Fitzpatrick of Ala. Foster of Conn. Green of Mo. Gwin of Cal. In 1863 Mr. Bayard of Del. Lane of Oreo;ou. Pearcc of Md. Pugh of Ohio. Seward of M . V . Slidell of La. Trumbull of lit. Yulee of Fla. Mr. Kins of X . V . Latham of Cal. Mallory of Fla. Mason of Va. Polk of Mo. Rice of Minn. Simmons of K. ! . Sumner of Muss. Thompson of N. J. Wade of Ohio. Wigfall of Texu. Bright of Ind. Cameron of Pa. Chandler of Mich. Davia of Miss. Dixon of Conn. Dooliule of is. . Foot of Vt. Hamhn of Me. Johnson of Tenu. Kennedy of Md. In 1865 Mr. Anthony ot H. I. Benjamin of La. Bingham of Mich. Brapg of X. C. Brown of Miss. Chestnut of S. C. Clay ot Ala Douglas of ill. Kessenden of Me. Grimes of Iowa. Hale of N. H. Hemphill of Texas.

Mr. Hunter of Vs. Nicholson of Teuu. Powell of Ky. SauUbury of Del. Sebastian of Ark. Ten Ej ck of X. J. Toombs of Ga. Wilkinson ot Minn Wilson of Mass VACAS7. Oregon 1.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

To Road Builders. rgitJS i'bbhimkj-t .v mimbmscE tors of --The Hardl iiehnrg and Cloverport Turnpike Road Company " intheCounty of Bietkim dgi , Ky., will receive bids for the construction of said road, until the 1Mb day of October next, at which time contract will be awarded either by sections or for the whole route. Snid road will ho about ten miles in length, an ! all the necsssary material for construction are abundant near tho line of the road. Phvns and profiles can be examined at the Engineer's office iu CTov.rpirt, by the first day of October next. Persona wishing to inspect the ronte for the purpose of bidding will please apply either at Cloverport or Hardinsburg to any of the Director, who will accompany them along the line of the road. Communications addressed either to David B. Blurrav, at Cloverport, or to John B. Brnner, Secretary, at Hardiuabur., will receive prompt attention. DAVID K MCRKAY, President. By order of the Board of Director. aug30-lwdAw "mms Tl.flO TM ' UK H it J JFtl. L, W surplv i J,t received and for sale bv V. SUARPE A CO., aug30 Corner Main and Water street. om7vtmoj'OjBcmtmtb ofjnjtJAj uesla. I wish to call the attention of physicians and the public to this agreeablo purgative, which i preparedness in mystore. It is decidedly superior to any article that is manufactured in tho East aud sent here, as Its qualities are destroyed by aae. M M. BiEKBOWER, Druggist, ajjggj 78 Main St., Washington Block. Tobacco Agency, I-OU it A H UFA CTl'SEHS OF THIH CITY, BY J. G. SAUERS & CO. TTMyl: MM Vti O.V ItJ.VIt J FI.VE WW lot ef Manufacturer' Tobacco and are re- ' ceiving daily from the factory, viz : SUPERIOR BRIGHT ft Ll'MP, BLACK HAWK BRAND IN 100 ft BOXES. SUPERIOR 4 07, LUMP IN CADDIES, FIVE LUMP IN BXES OF 100 ft. Made from selected Kentucky and Missouri leaf. Also all bramUt of Cigar, from half Spanish to a superior article of CHOICE SPANISH, Made of mire Havana Leaf the celebrated CEVASTERS. not to be lunt If equalod. We invite dealer to call aud examine the stock before buying, as we will sell at the lowest rate. ALLIS ft HOWES, Agent, aug 28-lim Water street. CiTtJ- tj-'t tv i:rv omomshh i Wanted ! We w-U heieafter take City anil County Orders at their lace tor Dry Goods. SCIIAPKEIl BUSi-INO, ang23 No. 40 Main street. JL Mare, C'lcvea, Cinnamon, Ginger, Celery Seed, tc, 4c. A fresh supply just at band and for sale by WM. BlERBoWER, Druggist, aue!2S No. 7H Main St., Waehiugton Block. jfjv it i ti it v k m Jsru.ji M very superior article for washing purposes ; also. Starch and Waabing Soda for sale by WM. BIERBOWEK, Druggist, nug28 73 Main et., Washington Block. fT JS HO. 11IJT H.lHC.il.l.l' Ol.U Main street Bridge, which spans " the ditch " prevents a great minv persons frnn seeing JOHN t'KELINGH UYSEN O LOVER'S l umber Yurd, at the corner of Main and Seventh s reels, which is filleU up with a general assortment of Pine Lum her, Pine Laths, Pine and Poplar Shingles, Pino Flooring, Ac. c. ang25-dw rWGVK jntiiUflJS'KS.UJBKBB'H Cat Chlorite, Ayre's Ague Cure, Osgood's Iudbi Cbolagogne, Smith's Tonic Syrup, Shallenberger s Pills, Qraveaj Pills, Rhodes' Fever aud Ague Cure, MrKenle's Tonic Febrifuge, end Prof. Mott's Febrifuge Wine, at N. 8. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Store. FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS. (BT HVIIJ PHK B sV fll..s.Vfc''. S at We are nou receiving our tirst shipment ot Fall Goods, amoug them 2" pes choice Fall CaSioos, an extra (iialitr of Bleached Shlrtins-. Muslin, 4c, r SCHAPKER A BUSSING, augl7 No. 49 Main street. Deafness Oured DRS, SMITH & WOOD, WASHINGTON H01 L Home Testimony. To mi Drar Having been tn.n'oled with atafasst from infancy, I called upon I1H. SMITH WOOD, and, from ont opt-rulCnn, I im rsflstSsT. CoLrxuL-s C Clab. Those Making further information in regard to this interesting case are at liberty to call upon ms at my place of business. No. 5 First -St.. Kvans. Tills. iang2:t-dA wtf j F M. Sklmhan Having lor several years been troubled uh a partial deafness in my left ear. 1 called upon Dts. .-until A Wood, from whom I received immediate relief. (ang2-lt) U. A. Cook. VssrfsKax iL.t ra47 Urjjyrt 1 ji good article of Coal Oil, call at THOMPSON'S New Drug store. He has just received s fresh supply of Extra Refined. aug2f fJTi.r .Mf.'H I 6 J t, M. kinds of Patent Medicines that are worth having can be found at THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. ug -mm- a i. .i.-ti t iat i tj b sjt ws. r A new stock of Mill and Circular Saws Rowlands Woodroogh and McPn lins' brand 7, 7' j and 8 feet. Circular Saws from 8 to Bp Inches. In store and for sale at OKO. S. SONNTAG A COM, aoglT No. Id Main street. " BIIHT BMCBIVMB. M fit doz Meal Sieves, i:, ' Wheat Riddle, Ift ' Moulders' do GEO. 8. SONNTAG X CO . augl No. 10 Main street. Toixe Haxito FEMALE COLLEGE, TERRE HA CTE, JND. rWHK J- Ji t J;wfO.V Ofr THIH AE Institution will commence on Wednesday, the Mb of September next. Terre Uante, IIih site of this College, is one of lite most beautifnl cities of ths West, aud is both accessible and healthy. The Col ege located in the South part of the c ity, and is ftee trom the noise and buatle of the town. Ths grounds are exteufvo scree,) and taste fully ornameuted The buiidfugs are now and are admitted by all visitors to be tbe Finest and best Arranged pi any in this country, East or West. They aie wartnod by steam and lignted by gas. The apartments for each two young ladles consist ot a parlor i by 16 fee.t, elegantly furutshed, and a good tixed bed-room opeuiug out of it, and tha accommodations esed only be seen to be chosen at once, by sr.ch as are seeking a good boardiug school. The Fsrulty (IX to 16 Professors and teachers) are an able and experienced Roard. The apparatus for the illustration id tho Natural Sciences is abundant, and consists, iu part, of a tne refractiug Telescope, eouatorially mounted In ai obsrvatory Ju-t erected ; Microscope, Magic Lantern, Electrical Tulegrsph, Jrc, Ac. weakly scientific lectures re delivered bolore the student-. The Muic department is a prumiueut leatnre of the College, there being a se srsts building known as the Music Academy building, under ths charge of faithful and experienced teachers. The exrousee per annum, for board in the family of the i'resideot, v.lth sll the teaching, tuition in any of the studies of th, regular course, rooms tnruibid, tuel, light and washing 5'2 '.'j. For piirtK'o'-ir- - r a csMh'gue, address Kev. Suae i( ert, Terre U..UU-, Ind. i v mt-U Mi-thing t ' a l:l,o.rapb ot the Colb ge ftsta Aja .-. SwsK .g ai C Krar Itooms. Ji'HN C . . i . Vnsidf nt. Angti t Htb, lsm- lm.U I.VC MJWJ ; I SOJI'. i. ilsmbl" IsssTsnaa tji-ap. CrGvvu No. 1 COOK A LANGLEY'S. 15 boxes Prisrtoi . 13 " IS " For sale at

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IMC 3E3 Insurance To. OF NEW YOBK. Office 112 and 114 Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE 1YI ILLH3ND0LLARS. ASSETS JULY lsf, 1860 Jl 500,0 V The Home Insurance Company insure against Lom, or Damage by Fire on Duellings and their contents, for a term of from 1 to 5 years on the most favorable terms Stores, Stocks of Merchandize. Warehouses, Produce, Manufactories, and all insurance property, at fair and equitable rates and on INLAND NAVIGATION and transportation risks as low ss the nature cf the insured and the Company will warrant. Adjusting all losses fairly, aud promptly paying them. HAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't. A. F. WxLMAKTU, Vice Pres't. J. Milton Smith, Secretary. John McGtt, Ass't Sec'y. Applications made to and policies issued by A. C. HALLOCK A SON, Agt's, an&!ft Marble Hall Buildings, Main street. HARTFORD HARTFORD, CONN INCORPORATED 1810 ! CHARTER. P E H P E T I' A L . With ii Succesaf til Business Experience of 27" ft y ST e st ic &. Cast Capital 8500,000.00 Capital and Surplus, $890,986.81 Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, on Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds of property, can be effected in this Company upon as favorable terms as the nature of the risks and security to Policy holders will admit. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to insuring Farm property, consisting of Dwellings, Barn, anil ontbuildings connected, and Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, fc, Ac, contained therin, for a term of years at LOW rates of premium. OFFICEBS: T. C. Allyn, ?ecretary. H Huntington, Pres't. C. C. Lyman, Ass't Sec'y. W. N. Bowers, Actuary. D. Alexander, General Agent for th Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent for the Western and South Western States, CVdumbus, Ohio. App' icntions for insurance may be made to the undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the Company. A. O. HALLOCK A SON, Ag't. Office: Maible Hall Building, Main street. aug2il-2m INCORPO R A T E D 1847. City 37" X" o SIRA(E OF V HARTFORD, CONM. Capital, $250,000. C. C WAITE. Sec'v. C. B BOWERS, Pres't. S. H. PRICE, General Agent, Rending at Chicago, Ills. CASH CAi'ITAL SURPLUS $327,540. This Company insures against loss and tlnmae by Fire on Dwelling and their Contents, Store, Warehonse, Stocks of Merchandize, and all insurable property at as reasonable rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Company, Adjvtting Losses fairly and paying ihem prompth. Applications made to and Policies issued bv A. 0. HALLOCK SCN.. M irble Hall Buildings, Main St., ni:g21-3ms Kvansville, Tnd. NOTICE TO MOT tCK TO TJX-r.irJiBS.-mw Plot fee U hereby given to the Tax-Payers of the City of Kvansville, tbvt I have received from the Clerk of the Common C, unci! the Tax Duplicate for the year i6, and that I am now ready to receive the Taxes contained u said duplicate. Mv Oltlce i No. H6 Main street. In tin Washington Hotel building, second door below Third st. i II K1S TI AN HEDDE&IVa. auglO Collector. CHttMK.VX, t Hli'HKJ'n'. iQ itOZ. Spring Chickens just received from canal, and for sale at aig3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GItOCERV. JT jtjfjp t.iUU.- TMKBCKS i-Mi. fit: -M-J Leaf Lard jmt received, and for sale at aug:i NO. 2a MAIN JT. sra 4. MB. f B MM Mi VOl'JTB 99W Butter for 'ale cheap .it aag3 NO. 22 MAIN fT. Matins, jioim. too itoi. j-untn JCi RgKS f r sale at augl ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. MIM Tti WHi..i T f i, ft 1 M . -3(1 lacks (iei'inau Mills just received, aud for ale at ncil KLLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. JfBJH HBM VHOCOlJTMi Jl.VJt MJB Cocoa, 2j lb. Chocolate; 25 lbs. Cocoa; just received and for sr.le at ug3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY OROCERV. g mi.'t: UJH. VMJM1JJB ilO MtBL.fi W pure Cider Vinegar, for Pickling. Juit received and for sale at ang3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GUOi KRV. gmHimt BM Mi M 1 iMSH W. W BW DviV Cincinnati trocar-cured Dried B. of, just received and tor sale at ang3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY' GROCERY. W-IOB t K. kegs White Lead; J.i do Zinc, in oil; 20 dozen Paint and Varnish ilrusbe: I' ll boxes Window Glass: Linseed Oil. boiled and raw; l..tnl Oil; Fish Oil; Codfish Llver.Oil; Sweet Oil; Maysville Coal Oil. SVM. BIERBoWKR, angl Wnehington Block HMM.I.H jUrm fMif'M?BMT MS JM settled tact that Ifarker's Chlorine Aitne Killer is the liest medicine known tor efiVcting a sura and permanent cure of Fever and Ague or Chills and Fi ver. It prevent Ague Cke and all the III! that follon the use of QufnTtte. For sale by N. S. THOMPSON, siigl At the City Drug Store. E XTBJCT OM' M.K.nOJV FOB FtJIvoring Ice ,'ream4, ( Retards, Ac, at augl THOMPSON'S Drugstore. WIDE AWAKE AT UNIFORMS $1.50 per Sett Complete. J. A. SMITH & CO., Us LAKE feTREET, C HICAGO, M at ! !, I nttt.'l TMMMS MJJTJi, M'tBr uish Um WI0K AWAKE UNIFORM complote, aud of the very la-st quality, consisting of the Water Proof Cape and Cap of tho same material, witb Tri-Colored Silk Rand. Also, tha Torch Lamp with Stall aud Flag attached, all ready for ui at the fxtremn 7cta pri-.e of J1.50 per Our improved facilities fr manufacturing theeo giHide, and the immense demand for them, induces us to offer them at the abovo low price. CAMPAICN MEDALS. We have a large supply of LINCOLN AND HAMLIN MEDALS; also, tbo-e of all the other ciudidate-, vvbich we iresulliog by tbedoieu, hundred or thousaud at New York prices. Terms cash ou deliverv here or by Express. aiiglo lm. J- A. SMITH A CO. mm OJB UiJ'r.J 3j5?.VTi.lf-a'.V MMr and wife can flud good boardiug io a private family, within hvo minutes' walk of ihe Post office. "For particulars euiiuiro at this olflco. aug.lt-dtf HO! EVERYBODY RJN HERE! BtST BMitMillJiLI J T tHU CM MM 9MI Cash St of K. S. Huston A Co. the follow-

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too bush." Is A No. 1 Cora. :) do do Oats. 90 do do Rye, for seed. 4 tm.s d bran. i do do SbipstHfl. tjy bushels do Ne Tlniotby sed

Kor sale cheup tor cash sirset. st tbe feed store on Water tt. s. kcston a nr. Ai gust 13th. akvt OTtUJI.ti SV t U.VI0 rutt TJtB W djn:. plnti ju-t received and for sale by suglO i LIAS, MdOUNeTOHf. jflHOU "Mi MiJMMand LIB M Mi LI MB Mi P. WLs 21.00 lbs iust received and for sals by mmgVO CHAS. McJOlINSToN, Posey Block.

MISCELLANEOUS.

DRS. RONALDS & CONN. - H. J. T. t W.V.V IU Vt.V J8SUdated himself with Dr. Ronalds in the the practice of Medicine and Surgery, tenders his professional services to the citizens of Kvansville and surroundiug country. Residence on Third street. Office at Dr. Ronalds. aucrl"-2wd sVl HMi BMiJBiitti MiH H tt t ntt. i. J Apne and Fever. Bell's Tonic. India CTioTogogne, Ayer's Ague Cure, Dr. Jayne'a Ague Pills, , O. K- or No. 882, and every other reliable preparation fsr the above coatabtiBts. For sale bv WM. BIER BOWER, Druggist. amr2.'i No. 78 Washington Block. AN ADDRESS TO FRIENDS. rmxMti vj"mmmc b smjyrti mm worM.it .ax rospectfully inform his friends and fellowcitizens, that he has this day commenced bn-ine-s for himself at the well known staud of Johu M. App. I have just received a very nice anil well selected stock of I adies', Misses', Beys', and Children's Shoes of every style and of the best quality. Hoping that by strict attention to bnsiness and the manufacture aud sale of a No. 1 article of Sh. , , and Boots, I will merit the patronage of my new as , well as old friends. Ladies' and Gents' Roots, Gaiters au 1 SIioim of all kinds made to order in the neatest style and at the shortest notice. Give your old friend Mc. a trial. A. C. McDKVITT, No. 63 Maiu street, Evansville, Ind. jnnel3-tf a is t h n.i it ton rt.' ijntiH--B B ica Flags! Flags!! Flags! Ye youngsters and lovers of Independence, if jou wish to secure the election of your favorite candidate, buy your Flags at the Cheap Dry Goods Store of SCH APR Ell A BUSSING. july2 No. 4!i Main street. HOMitl! HiiO Mi 8! .' SttOMiS: WMi l& huve iust received a large addition to our stoc k of Ladies', Mioses', and Children's Shoos of every kind, which will be sold at prices to suit everybody Call and judge for yourselves, at the Cheap Dry Goods Etote of SCIIAPKEK A BUSSING, july2 No. 40 Main street. jraCA'av (tpfAC T.v .v AT Alley. The proprietor of the Pigeon Springs j begs leave to Inform the public that he lias recently erected and csmpleted a fine Teu-l'in Alley. The ( Springs are situated but one mile from Main street, City of Evansville, a g.KWl distance for either a i walk or a drive. The waters of the Springs possess unsurpassed medical propertied, and invalids aod others would do well to resort to then, 'lhere are also baths on the premises, and the grounds arlieautifuliy shaded with trees, and surrounded with a salubrious atmosphere. WM. BATES, Proprietor. N. B. Au omnibus runs regularly three times a 1 day to and from the city. jnly'Jti j r'KJMsLalio-'t-Ho MU For sale st COOK A I. ASHLEY'S. At BHi-. tt it Mi It Vt.ViitiJK JmW that is Cider Vinegar. Cook J- Langley j i have in store 20 bhls Extra Cider Vinegar, which they will warrant pura and free from .11 acids, and Rl keep pickles nne and hard as when hrst made. ljn0OT8 J.V SHOMiH.- BH.1 II if JLM Burrow, 15 Maiu street, have a g.,.,,i assort- ' mast of Boots and Shoes on hands, and are con- j stantly in receipt of additions theieio. The K-tail trade may always find in their store a gv oi stock of j ' ood Goods, and at lowest prices. july'24 B 9 HOt Mi BjTi ii BOOTH Ji .V II WW Slows. Read A Burrow's Wholesale stock , ! of Boots and Shoes is now largo and complete with , the most desirable goods of the best New England manufacturers. All of which they will sell aheap for cash or prompt paper. Call and exsmin?.'. july24 MfifO '. Mi t UK VM O It 1 t o v b: MM Flour, as low as the lowest and as zood as the , best. In the present excited state of the Flour : market, when the pritesare changing almost every j ' day, if you want to hnv a asps' sWftjfr rhrap call at VICKI.RY'S I Jnly2o Stat Family Grocery. rmyk Mi . t: n i MJ m JBT Friend. I' bones I'iiinieal i'iive Erasive Soap just received at the "Star Famiiv Grocery1 : of fJalfW) VIC'KEKY BROS. i OLD FIRM IN BUSINESS AGAIN. rmMft: tjrit Mi bsm tjjt:it wish to ML iuform the public In general and the rest of munklnd in particular, that they have Imught out the Feed luisiuess of Mr. J. C. Dusoiiclo t, and that they will !e prepared from this tini" to till sll ordeis for FEED aud SEED of any kind. Our Mr. K. S. liscO! having formerly been eugaged very encreesfully in the business for river onn year, but called awny to England upon family bnsl- : iiess, has returned to his old stand '.chore he a'ill at all timet be pleased to s-e his old Irieuds r.nd former customers and all others, and fill their orders for anything In our line, with promptu and satisfaction. I Feed delivered frca to anv part of tin- city. ( July20-tf R. B. RL'STON i Co. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. mm UMiiHtatt, a. t rw j t sr h . - JL turned 1 torn the East, where he ; has purchased a i beautiful assort ment of fine Watch es, Chains, Jeweh v, ! Silverware, and i Clocks of every de-' ! scrlption, he lspre- : pared to soit purchasers in every : particular, and r which he intends to sell at ! THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. He respectfully invites his friends and customers ' to examine his goods and prices before purchasing ! elsewbsre. All goods sold are warranted to be as ' represented. N. B. Personal attention paid to repairing of fine Watches. Jewelry repaired at short notice. No. 89 Main St., opposits Court llousi, Evansi vllle, Indiana. Tapr3) P. L.GKISLF.R lBlSwO&BMJr MM'SMI 7- - THK tfJT J dersigned wonld respectlnlly irtortn the cit- ' izens of the city that he is prepared to give lessons in music, on the Piano or other instruments, to all who may favor him with their patronage. ! Instruments of all kinds timed and put in order, lie will also select instruments for thos w ho are not judges themselves and desire to purchase on reasonable terms. Residence on Sycamore street, bat ween o.-cond and Third streets. Jiilvll CHRISTIAN MATTHI AS. Dissolution of Partnership. rmVIK JPJBTJVMiBNHMM Mi Mill Mi TOM fore existing between the undersigned under the firm of Brown J- Aikman is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either party is authorized to nse the name cf the firm iu settling the hu-iness. WILLIAM BROWN, W. M. AIKMAN. Evansville, July 10th, UMH, mnOJTMJmUJTMO.'V. TMMM! trJfttMtBBS sigred will continue the business of tin. a.'iove firio, under the style of W. M. Aikman A Co.. aud would respectfully solicit a continuance of favors extended to ths old firm, and being fully prepared to extend every facility to shipiers, either by Canal, River or Railroad, we assure them that their interest shall Is? faithfully represented, should they be ple ised to favor m with tholr patronage. Respectfully, julyKS W. M. AIKMAN A Co. MBBt-MiH : wmmjwMBM M-ut .y'Hs: M 5"0 ba Extra Turkish Prnin at 12 Vic .r lb at Juiy25) COOK A LANGCeY S. J 0BT B Mit Mi lVMiLT. 40O lbs Mixed and Plain Gum Packing. 500 lbs Cotton Rope from S-lfi to 1V inches, ISO lbs Gum " " 4 to I Inch. Ia0 lbs Gasket Borad, 34 reels No. 1 Packing Yarn, dez Gum Cutters, n doz Lanterns from 40c toj5.o0, iO lbs Nos. l.O, and Flour of Emery, 42 pairs Skiff Oars. Manilla Rope sll sizes. Twines, Martin, Spun Yarn , Ac. For sale wholesale or retail at juue22 SINZICH A SON'S. juhs law, u. a. amiiii, (Notary Public.) LAW & ANTHES, ATTORNEYS AT L AAV, GENEUAL COLLECTION AND REL ESTATE AGENTS. Olfice No. 87 Main street, opposite the Court House, Evansville, Iudlj.ua. mayl6-dAwl' jf'Ji Lui.i ti &'j.vii WJ i, o.V VJBy l.t. The undersigned is fully prepared to manufacture all descriptions of Carriages and Wagcms fr -in ths nueet in the cheapest, all of which will be guaranteed of ths best wo. kmanship. A distant supply of Carriages and Wagons will be found In my aarerooms, at No. 146 Main street, EvansviUs. FRANK 11AMMERSTEIN. N. B. Repairing done at reasonable ratee, witb neatness aad dispatch. July20-3mdAw::' " myOB MM1JVT TUB WHL.M, H.Vtt it-vv M Store, lately owned and occupied by Michael Oavisb , ibwosssd. ss a grocery and provision store, corner of Main and Fourth streets. Thee is a first-rato smoke houss attached to the store. Apply to johili, .-a. or WM. KA11M, Jr. JulyO-dAwtf mmOWMH 1 '0 1 B TMMMi TO SMitLBMi w cheap t'taclug Lumber 50, ISO feet No. 1 "Allegheny Mahogany " vllrmlnck), lfi feet long rut witb clieular tw, without i-tump-shot, and a Ural-rats srllc-1. for Fencing, bhops, Usrns, sud TLougb Flooring, nnd for sale at the ry low price of eli H per thousand feet. JOHN F. GLOVER, agll-dAw Cornsr Male and Seventh sts.

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JOHH A. REITZ...... JUUSA. HANKY CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY. EVANSVILLE, IND. The proprietors of the ORESCENT CITY FOCN DRY beg leave to inform their friends and thepnb Uc iu general that they are fully prepare,! to loaki to older all kinds of ACHINFRY Neeiied for Mills or Manufactories of any knio. Having a great variety of patterns for MILL. GEARING, of anv size, and STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also njaiiiitacturers cf DISTILLERY AND MINING MACIUNEIlY. TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS. MALT MILLS; SASH, MCLEY AND 1MPUOVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS for Housaf, CHINESE SUGAR CANK MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, And in fact everything iu the IRON FOl'NDHY AND MACHINE Bl'SINKS BMM8S fJ STM.Vits made to order. ALSO Dealers in a avporiOT article of TIIRES1I1XG MA CJXEH, And Powers complete, ot the lati-st improved stvlIMPROVED STEAM (.AUGFS. QB4I BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND VVKLDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PJPE, AND FIRE BRICK, All at MAN L'FACTL KERS' PRICK. Hight- price always paid fu aid MKTAI.S, At the old Stand Corner Canal and Ingle sti ail REITZ fc H.l.VE I . N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to put up M chiuery and do repairs in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES Always on hand and for sale lsts 50 s t' HMi fill IOBJSal just received at atjM COOK A LANUI.EY'S Amcriciin Cutlery and Plated AV'are. J 19 8 I' H.1.l t.H Ml Mi HMi BT JIJVMI M Table Knives and F.irks. Ivory handle Desert d Table Knives . nlj , Forks, Plated Cutter Knives, Plated Tea and Tahle Spoons, Carvers to match with Knives an t Forks, Slaw Cutters, Enameled Kettles ind Sance pans. Tho Mbove of best quality aud finish, leceived and i offered at reasonable rntes at JACOB STRAl'B f SOS'S. Julylo Tt Main slreei . BmJBf'Mi.ST TOOLH AT BfttWVCKO i MM rates. Grass and Grain Scythes, Sneaths, 1 Cradles. Sick les and Forks, at very low figures to close out stock. JACOB STItAI'B A, SON. a J t tot-tiif-i. zr. i'tftMMiTs for sale bv 8. E. Gl LBF1IT A CO. MBMiSH .V lL t, K I t.JtBUn HTOtH MJr oj Black and Fancy Dress. Silks very cheap to close oul, at the cheap Drv Goods Store of st 11 APR ER A BUSSING. jnryS No. -pi Main street. mm t:.i ii b cm bow, is .wur.v JLML street, have just riceiveil a goid assortment of the fcllowing description of Shoes, to-wil Ladb-s' Lasting Heeled Congress Boot", 41 'Otil.'I-. M Ki.l " Boct. ' HI 111 .oat il.'t Ifl ' tkwi l!ii.-k.in, rtlip'H in finiHt T.rity, MpuV Kiil Calf ani LHAriut, loiijkTyM HuvU, Calf Krotcli Hoot. t : I tmt -ixtonl 'lit. It nt,Kntl and ! . ;-:i f'tiiiij-H dint Nuililire , Fiu French Calf Biotrf t.'a' Oil:, il ' mi -in,! KuiinicIeJ t.cUjt H ...Is. " " " Oxford TiYouth'a Oxford Tien noil Bt'Ogan, Scutch Bootn, Chihi'M Heeled KnamelrMi Ank.f Tip, " Kanc iiolort-J Ankt Tiav. M Ki'l uq Muroccit M r.jp.K.r TipM Boots evry k I int. All cf wliich were made tj th bst mauuta tur?is Hat, and will t eold at vr-ry low prica. junw'si BUNNELL'S s CoUMKRLT OF STEKLK A UTNNELL.) Flooring M!iliw, OORSSB OT WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, F.VASSVILLE. IND. Mlit -J? MiHTJBLMSHMIi.t mm in full op ration, with now and com pleto Machinery of the latest atyla, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, Planing and Grooving Flooring, making Poors snd Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done In such establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be well done, and will be ofTered at the lowest cash prices. llry Poplar Flooring and Weatherboarding constantly on band, and will be sold for cash. Brackets and Senilis sawed to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to order, and in the most approved style. jy22 ' WM. 11 I N NELL. Q NEW FURNITURE STORE f V JrST OPENED BY Till: l? TELL CITY FURNITURE CO. The largest and lineal HSMir'ment of Fl'RNITl'KE ANI CIIATr.S of all kinds in the city, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. No. o Water st., next door to R. Boriies, KVANSVILLE, IND. F. SEiiLfrizKr, .Went. .Manufactory at Tell City, tad, Juneai-fitn TUT! O M Ij Mi T JM B T M t Mi K S M In great variety, at the lowest price, at the New Drug Store of feb27 N. S. THOMPSON. 2.000 I. II S MMJMS, (JA'I'J.ilKed, 2,(KXI lbs Shoulders, plain, 500 10s Mdes, list received and for sale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY G ROC K R Y . K. St Ili.J tl-IMiU'H tt.l.IillU.IMm Its German ointment, an infallible cjro for Bolls, Felons, Cuts, Bruises, Fever Sores, Scalds, liurns. White S - i.in,- - Halt Kheum. and Intlama. lions of all kinds. N. S. THOMPSON. Wholesale and Retail Agent, augl No. 50 Maiu street. jfio.vtj it us wliriiB, i-mtbj; tb of Magnesia, and Ticrtro Citric Lemonrde, at augl THOMPSON'S Drag S'ere. iTTitYi or rt& Home and European Demand. PROFESSOR WOOD'S tttiir Restorative Was introduced to tbe public early fu IU.kI. IT is .sow Universally used throughout the clvH1td world. IF YOl'R I1ATK IS GRAY", IF TOUR HAIR IS THIN, OR, IF YOU ARE BALD, IT WILL RESTORE IT. IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF, IF YOU HAVE fclCALD HEAD. IF YOU HAVE NERVOUS HEADA lib. IT WILL CUBE THEM To PRESERVE THE COLOR, To PREVENT ITS FALLING,; TO MAKE THE HAIR GLOSST. USE WOOD'S HAIR KESToKATIYE. SOLD BY O. J. WOOD A CO., 114 MARKET STREET, ST. LOUIS, M0-. PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY O.J.WOOD&CO., ABE, c' . AOfcSra I'D. OR. .BJAVV's tUtiiBBJTlill J. gue IB alsa m . june 12-3mdAw-sl f i it its -ri" 7 ltt -x-x iv ii . 3 bbis. in ts?rfe.:t order. Insl received uir steamer h. II. Fulrcbil June30 for sale by E. GIT BERT A CO WBlisTl MiOUS .iJVU tit T TUB. i , At choics lot in t received snd for sale by CHA9. McJOUNSTOl., jaiy27 Posey Block.

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C1TY ADV ERTiSEMENTS gV O U f O B .1 T I O .V jv'o TvMi. Order for Bru'k Sidt-Waik. . ...stab, ISoO. And now if is hereby ordered and direct!, by ths 'Common Council of tha City of EratiM i,le. that tha ..u ... ; , of ail i..Is u- partx eie, irenfm; ,.n or adjoining the Foulh-ea-t si la of Cherry street. Irom Second to riitrrt'srrrt ! In Mn' ci; j, ( anse t:ie side-walk tliervoq os' U be 'bi ; tne fioper grade, and I bat tboy causa a side-Walk Class Nu. 1 to bs laid Joun tlii leoii uithin lliirtf days from the publication ui tUs ui in. P. llt'KKE, ( lerk. Clerk's Office. Aiiiru-r Js. lVfiO.

C .'.- - f A . o . . . jm,. ' Ordar for Urii k Side Widk. Copucil Chamber, Aucnst 35, 18fip. And do il is hereby ordered aud directed, by the Common Council of the City o Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts ot lots trolling ou cur adjoiiiinje the sonihvvein sJa ot Secoud street, from Oak to Mullierry Hwssjn in said city, cattya the sida-iaaLka thon-n to if brought to the proi- guide, wad that tbey cause a Side-Wulk of CI '.ss No. 1 to be lael down thers on within tlnrtv days lioiu lie- ptiblo-afioD of ttoorder. P. IC KKE, Clk. City Clerk 'oiiie.-. aaraai, lf0i gnfB k f t at .i r i o.' tm i-jk. W. rder tor Plnfrk W ' Wrtlk Atisnwt I", tfcflO And now it ii hereby ord' red and directed by the Ci iu mi :i Council ot ti e r i'y of KcnnsTllls, that tha ovvnei of nil lets or pai r of lots tronfing on pi adj 'ii,ing the nor'ii-'west side of Kim, ttreaf, from First to Second street in "raid city c.ui-r, (be side walks th'-reon to be brtigM to flu" prdpAf gr.tile. snd that tbey r-m-e a side-vvnlk rtf c as S' . :t I laid down tli.reoti -'tv'n thirtr day-, froiu the ptiblfrafliWi hi rfii P. Ttl KKE. Cletk Cl.rk'-- flflV . A -t. tvi.o. - a tit t nW'T hJvto at S i rauklin Mtc"l Mewi r . The Common Coun i'il if li Ci y ot Evsnsviibi will rei'eive etssld proH-ali until s. pt. uili r Stb, lto'sl. for the con siiu-tiou ol"; a S. iei iinJei Franklin street. La masco, from a point one hundred feed west of Fui ton Avenue, to a point ten feet East of Third Av euue. The contractors to furnish the materia1 -and do the uork to-ovvdiiig to plan au4 spaaMoa Hon on file in this 00ltfe, end pacnu i,t to ; n - J upon the c anpleio'ii ,,f the vara iri t'.iv Bond line ill MM vear, and bi-arii'i: lAteVS i I. IU' It K E, Clerk Clerk's Olti -e. Aiitn-I : 'lb, ISiill. ? vo r a) it .- sL-' or lot bmp BH I. Si.l.-vHlk. I on in-! I i 'hsuibet . AQCUatS. ljiO. A ii. I ii vc it Is here! y i.rdel e. aud directed, I y ,!iv C oiiiii..,. i '..t,!,,il of the OitV ol Evansville, that the . a i , rs sD sll ftnti or parr. ' of Lois trpAtitii on o M ir Ibjejiemtb SNStslaa ht Cherry street, faiiww u third sd f mrtb streets, iu saM Cio. aiS'"lbe UdS-wanVi ib.reoi t be in; l.t to tl..- 'rop.-i rsls, and thai the, run e a sldewlUs oi c btsM No. 1 to lie laid down tlsatvssa, Miibiu tbii-M dHsfraaa the publlcstioi. of i In order I'. BTI! K E, Ck-rk . I it.v ! Ii rk's Office. August, ihisl. n: Bt.it S.ltt; OA Fi.JT BOJT and rock. - The suuscxiliei will sell at pnblb aucMoii :,t the shsif latvcfc n Illusion snd V! street:!, !! Monday, Sepeinlei' .'l.l, st lo o'clock, A m., a il.it le-st nioia iuiijti' i - i rnosi ssjnk sa said wliart t'roi-eeil. f s-tle I.. Is spi li.-d to f lytneTlt of expelisi-s pi li-uloc oik s.iol bo tl and li- l. Bv or ','1 id r,ie Con,:uioii fUiuaotL P.fl o'KtlKl. jsMM whin atasaai I o r f o .i tj o .v .v r 1 1 it ord.n I n Bfiek Side aalh. Auu.i-t J: )tws. And now ii is i er. l y i rdin d i.id dnsctid bv thi, C-oMiio on Council ol !lo i ity oi Kvun-iviiis, th: n owners of all lot and p irts of 1 ,i frontier on o. adji'lniriii Locust sireti on both sides thereof, lis twetui Sixth and Si-veiith -treot, in -aid i il, cause the si.le wnlki theiS'oti ! brousht to the propst rt ;idi . .in l tint tbey cans a aide walk of else. No I to be- laavl down .hsrsoa within thirty days fror the pulilii-lltipU of this Of sST ' ' P. BTJ KliE, Clurk. City iJi-inr tuli.T'. Auswst '.Vib, lata). mri oMpro ii Si r i c .v ffi t ti'-; By Order for brisk Siih-M'a!k. Council Chaaabar, August 2.r, 1 :;. An 1 now- it In haivby or.bjrsd atd directed, by the iJotolnon Cotinc4l of rbs City oi Kvnnsi!l, tbaf the oancrs of all Ltita or parts of Liil- fronting on or adjoining Lo. is' street, on 1k!Ii sides tiientof betivc , u ?cV9ntli a: I Eighth street, in said City, cause Uie ' .-iK thereon to be t.ronbl Lo tTie ,-ror-er i.ts.l.i, and that thai cause n si, bi Walk of Class No. 1 to be laid down tbemon, within thirty days f ronj tha fsnb lir.-iiion ot tl.i or. lei . w '.fc-s. .-.J. UrAKI. flack. CttTk's IJice, August . : . Mi's mjmo-Tftfx to t o.v t Bit cto um. mv Ibp'onnnoo inncilc! tlisCltyof Evans ville w ill receive eealc I proposmjs until the 19th da of Septeniher,'I'", br p-radli:, fultorlng and maoadamiiog Mniu si i eel , irom a point near tb Canal to the upper liae of FJgbt street Die contractor to furnish all the uisterials, and do tho work agrsa ably to plan and specifications on Hie In th s oAlcs P. Ul Klit. Clerk clerk' i VHlic, Aunust 1:7th. tbtO. Uarf 0 B M o itli t i o v .otmvm.---Orner for Stone Curbing. "U't 2--, 160 And uow it . . .- eby or.lcreit bdad directed by ths Common KtusxU ' i il.,. . Ity of kivsgisviils, thai Ibryiwaees .f all kvi . r-p vi ts ol lots fioattiK on or arljoiniiii; Main street in said city, on both sides tusruol, i.. ;ii the I anal tu biglith street, cau. tood stone cnrMnP of thf illmabilobs nod inalft) luecifleil in tfiaOrditianoM of ths city, lo 1st placed in front pf said J.ti mtaudiug tw.lto feet arotiod the corner or acmes the ends of the pavrmanta at the intersection uf streots and alleys, said curbing to he loux w ithJii llvirtv Airs Irom the ."publication .4 this orvlsr. l'. nVtf&T, Olstk. . tHerk's Mrh, A.c u tCTt;i, 13 K. . mjmti'ttCm t 'to nliji iBMsS; CaTr'W men, and all perap R-irlng a license by tha Ordinance o! ilie City of livanaviile that on and after the la-t day .f Au.'ust, 18C0, I will canns suit to be brought a iinst all person, failing to cb tain their lto-stest-i I MAKTIK, sn'2fl City Marshal MJMl'M.I.'S ATt.vS T P.H.VJT TUB Mb new drug store, augl li'l Main street. THe Economist rmMIIH HTOVB HJIH TdlKKiV TBI. M first premiums at every Fair where It has been exhibited. At tne 8outh-Western Indlanr. District Fair, held here October, 1859, there were bustwo premiumsoib-rod tor cooking stovos one for t lie best wood coek-ing stove,. ind one for the best ooai cook ing stove. Tbe Economist took the FIRS'i PR KM 1 U M FOR THE HEfcT OOKING STOVE ; FOR WOOD. Roelker, KluamsuACo took tbe flrsl premium for their cooking stove for coal. No vthei premiums were oflered. Tbe large silver modal was awardad to the Economist at the New York tttate Fair ; and the first premium at the United State;. Fair held at Chicaga, and twelve other State an Cohnty Fairs in ,lao i. In vto hrufieh of mIianlil art has thei been a more appfironi advance than In tns max. ufacturc ol atovvs. It is but a fevc years a, no the very nam" was ;c novelty, representing .. huge, sbapeless structure, almost aa devoid ol use as ornament. These bane gradually given plao. to fSntteriiH f -ra.o mid utility ; until the varleti'a our market's now'present' jiavo almost exhausted the vocabulary of nann-s ; aud tho difierent phase the taetat is made to assuuio, wonld sstonlsh ola Vulcan himself. In style and finish, the improve msjft lias been real, leaving nothing to bw desired on that point, bnt the severe compstltion fn prioe. to which they iave &ofi subjected, has deprived tbent of many of the more substantial cjualitiss desirable. 1 his seems more especially to have bet, the case In referenco to cook stoves an article oi domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives and crotchecy servants than most poopls Imagine. The public have long songht an Improve mi nt in this s. ticlo, and we believe are ready to pay any reasonable price for n cooking stove, If It only possesses the merits of size, w Ight, convenience, durability, economy, aud perfection of manufactnr:. These qualities seem to be possestn-d most fully in the Econ-.mist a new stove, perfected and brought out the past season, by Messrs. Troadwell. Parry A Norton, of Albany. Wc heird so much of tU stove, and It looked so much like a Hove intended for Hfe, that we cncluds! to try them, aud thf result of tbo eiprini' nt convinces ns that tha proprietors,. in their doUrmina'iou to inako thabss store in the world, havs ara edtri. We regard ths Ecxiuoiuist as iiossessiug all the moritd abovo auumcrated as tie great st ovo of tha day far la act Vance of anything ever attempted iu the lino ot stoves, perfect In all it.- appointments, aud Iras t Its name iu durability a Ml tbe nse of fuel. Among tbe many conveniences attached to it, may be men Honed alargoovon, with hooks arranged, for suspending nrsata while roastltur. A copper veatet tank, bslditig lroia Vi to Ji gallons warming closet, broiling Loartb, ikc A Ths broillns hearth is one of the west notice1.! !s featares of this remarkabls stove. Thoro never has been, to oat knowledge, any broiling nature that wsreal!"st isfactory In its oiiesatuit. Jae proprwtcrr of thh stove have been tmidticrfn,.'.! ?r:is cf oxpontuttt. upon broiling, eliHtfrfji-'Die valnaM tyU, and rv uniting in the invetitlou of n crldiron u'lopted fn this stove, which has Iff S'T'ired by letter-, pat-mi. and U one of the niMt admLraLlo things crthe klcl we ever saw br.iiliug without sniose, ad ItSepitie tbe coaU in a constant glow. We sro always glad to do Justice to tneeiianicol improoemsntB, snd c, peclally such as contribute rn largely lo ths enoral good as the one sbove mmtionsa. The-EeoBenit, " iJ "'toraandlug ! s Lii ,; sale, wSl 6 T-innd "4o at bCANTLlN A rtTF pntTiS'H, Maiu si., Ivet.vn WsUr uol It.-i-. K van. ville, Inn muri, Good luck Needed for Young Beginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER &. NIEHAUfc a T I I I A M fT A D . T' nMHBMBMMjHJtllt itBCBtt eda bran-new stock of Dry G-- it, couswun of a great many artlclea In their line, too natacnri.-s to name, which are now open for Inspection, and will certainly be sold cheap for cash at their score , 43 Main stret. MILLER A NIEUAUS-