Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 307, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 September 1860 — Page 2

t"3 EVASSVILLE. IND.

SATURDAY HoBSlSG... SEPTEMBER 1 PEOPLE'S TICKET. FOB PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN Of ILLINOIS. 8"'Thb People or these United States are the rightful Mastebs of both CoKQRES8E9 AND CoCRTS, NOT TO OVERTHROW thb cosstit0tion, but to ovebthbow the Men ythj Pervert the Constitution." Abraham Lincoln. for vice president, HANNIBAL HAMLIN or MAINS. 83?" 1 Love my Cocntbt more than I Love my Party.'' Ilannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Uta t M Mai at Large. WILL CUM BACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. District Elector: lt Diitrict Cyrus N . Allen, of Knox. 2d D'strict John W. Kay, of Clarke. lid District Morton C. Hunter, of Monroe. 4th District John II. Farquahar, of Franklin. Mb District Nelson Tmaler, of s syette. tta District Ketiben A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th District John Il&una, of Putnam. Sth District Samuel A. Hnff, of Tippecanoe. 9th District James IS. Tyner, of Miami. 1 ti District Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen. 11th District David O. Dally, of Huntington. FOR C0NGRE8S FIRST DISTRICT, Ii. Q. DeBRULER, OF SPENCER COUNTY. TOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, the Distrvt composed of Vanderburgh. In Warrick, Posey and Gibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF POSEY COUNTY. FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE To the General Assembly, for the Counties of Potty and Vanderburgh, JOHN R. HCGO, of Posey county. Opposition Slate Ticket. FOB GOVERNOR, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph FOR TREASURER OF STATR, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR ACDITOB OF STATE, ALBERT LANOE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOB CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JON PAUL JONES, of Lagrange. FOB EUPEniNTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J FLETCHER, of Putnam. Condition of the County Scbool Fund. At the June Term of the County Commissioners' Court (on the 6th of June), an exhibit of the County School Fund was submitted by the Auditor As this report is of great interest to all concerned in our Common Schools, we copy the material portions of it. REPOBT OF THE COUNTY AMDITOB. Now here tbc County Auditor submits to this Board his annual report of the condition and operations of the School Fund of said County from May 31, 18D9, to June 1, 1860, in the words and figures following, to-wit : AvniToit'a Office, Vanucbbukgh Countt, Evansville, June 1st, ld. j To the honorable, the board of C( mmiwonert of fs County of Vjndtr'jtirgh : Gentlemen : In obedience to the provisions of section 88 of chapter 88 of the acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March 5, 1855, the undrrsigned, Auditor of safU county, submits the following Report " in regard to the operation of" this office, connected with the Loans of the School Funds of said county, and to all moneys received on account ot Common School and Congressional Township Funds, to the disbursement at the County Treasury of said Funds from the 31st day cf May, 1859, up to June 1st, 1860: "The Auditor's Report is divided into eighteen statements. No. 1 is a statement of the loans of the Common School fund, together with the lands not paid out by purchasers, outstanding on the 31st day of May, 1859, with the amount of principal paid, and leloaned during theyear,and the amounts upon Loans, of said fuud on the first day of June, 1860: (To-wit:) There was of this fnnd outstanding; on Loans ou June 1, 1869 $"23,571.17 Refunded by iterrower. from May 31st, 1859, to June 1st, lStlO 2,02;.00 Which leaves Loans .... Beloaned of this fund from May St, -to June 1, 18lO -.! 1,64.11.17 1,71. 'i2 Outstanding on loans, June 1, CO ijt.it,; . No. 2 is a like statement of the fu::ds belonging to Congressional Township No. 5 south, Range 10 west. Nos. 3, 4, 5, C, and 7, are like statements in regard to Congressional Townships 6 and 7 south, range 10 west, and 5, 6, and 7 south, range 11 west, but we shall not copy tbem in full, as they would be of no particular use to our subscribers in the various civil townships, for the reason that the Congressional townships do not embrace the same territory that the civil townships da. In other words, Congressional township 5 south, range 10 west, lor instance, includes within its bounds about half of the southern part of Scott and the northern part of Centre, and Con. Town. 6 south, range 10 west, embraces portions of Knight, Pigeon, and Centre townships ; and so on throughout the county. The citizens of any particular civil township, therefore, could uot tell without going to the Auditor's office just how thf various funds and their townships were related. Furthermore, the northern half of Armstrong and Scott townships make their returns to Gibson county, on account of a provision in the school law which requires that the county which contains the 16th (or school) section, shall have the managemctit i"f the fund, and the 16th sections ot the Congressional townships of which the above portions of Armstrong and Scott form a part, lie in Gibson county. And again, the southern portion of Union township is embraced in (fractional) Cou. Tow n. 6 south, range 1 1 west, and by a provision of the t.chool law, Union township manages ljer own school lands, and controls the revenue thereof, in this fractional Con. Town., and the said fractional towoshipfund does not come into the tables we allude to, (It will thua be seen that a large fund, arising from the said portions of Union, Scott, and Armstrong townships, are not included in the school fund of the county.) Wo however give the amount outstanding on loans in each of the Congressional townships. June 1, 1860, as follows: Township S south, range 10 west " e ' ' in .... 2,27a.5 . 5,255.41 2,052.06 . 1.227,00 . 2,212.75 .. 4,852.1(5 10 11 II 11

No. 8 is a statement showing the whole amount of the receipts and disbursements, on account of the Common School Funds, from May 31, 1859, to June 1, I860, with the balance in the treasury on the day last herein named. (To-wit : ) KKCEIPT8. There was a balance of this fund in tin' connty treasury on the 1st day of Jurn-, 1859, of. GBSa Revived from May 31, 1859, up to June 1, 1860, from the following sources, the following sums, to-wit : From loans refunded 12,023.00 " fin., forfeitures, and unclaimed tees, 372.47 " interest on loans 2, 277.3c,

Total receipts from Hay 31, 1869, to June 1, I860 4,672.83 : Which turn added to balance will make. 6,256.12 DISBURSEMENT. Loans of this fund from May 31, 1859, to June 1, 1860 $1,718.22 Interest paid into the State treas ury may 16, i860 .. 2,000.00 On account of Auditor's commissions, (2,856.37 at 3 per cent... On account of Treasurer's commissions on $11,570 57 at 2 per cent 85.I.K 231.41 Total disbursements to June 1, I860, are 4,035.32 Which, taken from receipts, leaves a balance in the treasury on th-- 1st of June, 1861', of. 1,220.80 Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, are like statements in regard to Con. townships 5, 6, and 7 south, range 10 west, and 5, 6, and 7 south, range 11 west. These we shall not give, for the reasons we have already set forth in the case of statements 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7. No. 15 is a statement showing the amount outstanding on the first of June, 1860, upon the original sale and the subsequent re-sale of the County Seminary lot of this county, with the names of the present owners, as exhibited upon the record. The whole amount is $6,511.35. The names of the owners and the amounts they owe respectively, we do not give, as it is not a matter of general interest. The information can be obtained at the Auditor's office by any who want to know. No. 16 is a statement showing " the names of the borrowers of the Common School and Congressional Township Fnnds, with the number and amount of each of the several loans, as well as the total amount of common school and the funds of each ot the Congressional townships outstanding on mortgage loans on the first day of June, 1860." It is not necessary to give the names of borrowers and the amounts borrowed by them respectively. The total amount outstanding on the Common School Fund on mortgage loans, at the above date, according to this statement, was 523,266.50. Tbe amount outstanding on such loans of the Con. Town, fund in each Congressional township, at tbe above date, is Township 6 south, rang 10 west 1,760.06 fi 10 " 4,204.00 7 " " 10 " 2,080.00 o ' " 11 " 1,227.00 " b " " 11 44 1,367 09 ' 7 f 44 11 44 2,810 00 .CONCLCDXD TO-MOBBOW.) No. 17 is a statement showing the amounts outstanding upou the Common Scbool and Congressional township lands in said county, with tbe names of the original purchasers us the present owners thereof by transfer. This not being a matter of general interest, we do not copy it in full, but merely give the amounts. The amount outstanding on Common School lands is $255. The amount outstanding on Congressional Tawnship lands is, in Township 5 south, range 10 mi $ H 44 44 10 44 7 44 44 10 44 44 44 11 44 7 44 44 11 44 1 No. IK ii a tabular statement of the inal amount of principal derived 518.!6 64441 472 06 725.75 542.95 origfrctn the sales of the lands, belonging to the several Congressional Townships of Vanderburgh county, as shown upon the Register of Sales made by the School Commissioner of said Connty, with subsequent additions made to said Funds by forfeitures and re-sales, or redemptions, also showing the amount now outstanding upon loans or mortgages on lands, the amount outstanding upon land not paid out by purchasers, and the balance of principal in the Treasury on the first day of June, I860. Total amount of Principal, June 1, 1800 r A o . c oc a. easji as si el si - Balance in the Treasury of Priu I!"' cipal on Jun 1, 1860 S '. ! S 3 IS . oc ro Amount of Pr'ncipal outstanding ! X' -i ! ou Lands, June'l, 1860 SStSSi ...-. : r ,IT n..J.i 8 June t, 1SG0 Igg c r- r O X -N O N T 3C : V "T4 wmak ! O 4 Cr s5 36 Original amount dnvHd lroni-!OC..1;c'x bait ot Land aa Principal ;c5vSS-?S Wt " o a o At the April settlement (made on May 16, 1860, at Indianapolis I, the County Treasurer of this county paid into the State Treasury for Common School purpose-, tiie sum following, to-wit : Of School tax derived from the delin quent reveuue of 1809 5 Of Sshool tax derived from the revenue of 1869 Of Common School iuterest derived from 437 Ml S40.22 low 2,C0O.U0 Of funds derived from liquor licenses 4,700.00 13, S3. IS Aud upn the distribution as uiade by the Super iutendeut of Public Instruction, this County received for School purpose for the year 18bO. the sum af. $8,71 M Which sum has been distributed, together with the Cougreakioaal Township Fuud, as follows, towit: To Viueon Township the sum uf Common school Fund : StM.ltl Con. Town. 44 U7.06 Total To Kmusjt Township the sum of I Comniou bcuool Kund Cod. Town. 44 I Total To SCOTT Township tbe sum ot ; Coinmou Scbool Fuud Cou. Town. 44 Total To ar.MsTKGXQ Towushlp the sum of j Common School Knnd ' Cou. Towu. 44 Total To Pfbbv Towuiblp the sum of Common School Fund Con Town. 44 Total To Usiion Township the sum of 4kisnmon School Fund Cou. Town. 44 TohU To CtM Ei Towushlp the sum of common Scbool Fund Cou. Town. " ... M3..17 4o bi 3t.-J7 83.t7 71.26 (JU! . "elM.U Sill ! . 131. t)7 5Ki.S7 .e 3.fs 2-10 00 . 24.1 no .551.0ii . 85.20 Total i OtBMtN Township the sun. ol romtnon School Fuud Con. Towu. 44 Total 039.2'i ioH 71 . 49.99 .. e4.70

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To the City or Evansville the sista of Common School Fund : $4,7." 6. 06 Cou. Town. " 1H.:-1

Total 4,870.37 The following will show the whole amount ; of Principal belonging to the Common School and Congressional Townshipfunds as reported herein, exclusive of the ?uni3 supposed to belong to interest and incluHTl of the amounts outstanding upon the j sales of the County Seminary lot. Com. School loans and lands 23,268..19 bal. of principal 678. f3 23,144.92 Cuuty Sem'y funds outstanding, B,511.3T Con. Township loans 513.568.00 ' lands 4,355.02 bal. otprinc'l 843.3618,766.38 Total amount of Trust Funds 849,222.65 Signed by Wm. H. Walker, Auditor Vanderburgh County. The following action was taken by tbe Board upon the Report: " And the Board having duly considered said report, and examined the same, and' compared the cash, notes, mortgages, and balances, as stated therein, with the records, books and reports, and examined into the security and safety of said loans, accept and approve the same." The Gehma.v Elkmest. The German population of this country is estimated at 7,500,000. new advertisements!JET1. Tliyssens M1L1- MK-OHKJV HIS VLJHHKH WW in Drawing and PaiutiLg ou Monday, September 3d. His instructions embrace all tbe different styles of Oil, Pastel, a.id Water colsr Painting, and the Tarious brancLes of Drawing, such as Landscapes, Figures, ami Architectural designs. Those wishing to take lessons will please call at his room in the rear of the Sun Buani Gall6ry, No. M Main street. aug30-lrad NEW LIVERY STABLE. E B . CROSS, OJV (J.VJ., UKT WEKJV NKit.VMi and Third streets, has opened a LIVKK.V STABLE, and solicits a share f public patron, age. Horses kept by day or week. anglS mMsn" Ti.n o th hk k ii i t-t, l WW supply just received and for sale by V. SHARPS CO., aiig.10 Corner Meiu an;l Water streets. W OM. UTIOJS' OF CITBJ TE O f M.t Sneaia. I wish to call the attention of physicians and the public to this greoal;o pur-tive, which is prepared renh in my store. It i decidedly superior to any article that is manufactured in the East and sent here, as its qualities are destroyed by aKe. WM. BIERBOVVEB, Drugst-t, aug2! 73 Main St., Washington Block. Tobacco Agency, FOR MAb rFACTl BERS OF THIS CITY, BY J. G. SAUERS & CO. EM 9 !: HJI W'K OA" HJJTII A "V WW lot of Manufacturers' Tobacco and are receiving daily from the factory, viz.: SUPERIOR BRIGHT lb LUMP, BLACK HAWK. BRAND IN 1 00 Ins BOXES, SUPERIOR 4 OZ LI MP IN CADDIES, FIVE LUMP IN BjXKS OF 100 If.s. Made from selected Kentucky and Missouri leaf. Also all Lraieis ,.f fUjafit, from half Spanish to a superior article of CHOICE SPANISH, Made of oure Havaut Leaf tbe eclobrated CE VAsTERI, not to be !eut If equaled. We luvite dealers to Gail and examine the stork before buying, as wo w ill eell at the lowest rat. ALUS A HOWES, Agents, aug 28-Cni Water street. CiIlrJjv-di o vjvt i' VTb ii k it m ' Wanted ! We WH heieaftei take City and Cci:nty Order at their face tor Dry Goods. HCHAl'KEK Sc BUSSING, ang2" No. 49 Main street MVHt,l.'t Si' Ml a . -.ve r.M K s, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Celery Seed , Ar.t &c. A fresh supply just at hand and for ie bv WM. BIEHBoWKU. Drunt. aug 28 No. Its Main St., Washington Block. W . It A Ii II -A m very superior art also. Mart n ann was WM. augif "S M WWVJi MWtitIClJ WlM. Chlorire, Avre's Agne Ci c 'holaeoiTuf, Smith's Totiic Svrup, Shade rills, Uraves tills, ltn-iues fever ani Ague cure, McKezle's Tonic Febrifuge, ami Prof. Mott's Febrifuge Winn, at, N. S. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Stor. FIRST A R R I VAL OF TALL iGOO DS. wM. We are now receiving our first shipment of Fall Goods, umonc Iliem2"c'pca choice Fall Calicos, an extra ttialitv of Bheiched Shirtlnc, Musliu, c, c. SCHAl'KEK & BUSSING, augl" Mo. 49 Main street. DRS. SMITH & WOOD, WASHINGTON H 0 T l ! Home Testimony. To Titr. Deaf. Haviogbeen troubled with Je-if-i from infancy, 1 called upon DRS. SMITH Jt WOOD, and. trom on oavvaffMt, ,cas riirrt. Col.VMMls C. Cun. Those desiring further ilit.rmati.m in regard to this interesting case are at liberty to cell upon nie at my pi" of business. No. ' First-t.. Evnnsville. (H,11 M mif ) F. M. Svi.i.man. having for -ievcral years been troubled with a partial deafnees in my left ear, I called upon Drs. Smith A Wood, freni whom i received immediate relief. (augUSt-lt) II. A. Cook. . on,. i f 'a i iv.r j WS good article of Coal Oil, call at THOMPSON'S New Drti store. He tins .iust received a fresh sup. ply of Extra Retined. a ';.' OjrA.T .n jih i TYVjB"ai. -Ji'jaj JL kinds of Pateat Medicines that are worth having can be found at THOMPSON'S New Iru-r Store. aug2o "jmjrlLt, J . 'II ti ittuLjlt MW,WfJ. A Boo It 'Ck ot Mill and Circular Saws Rowiiinds jt Wootlroiigh and McParlins' brand--';, 7 and H feet. Circular Saws frotu rt toCOinche?. In rtore aua for pule at GCO. B. SONNTAG 4 CO.'rt, angl7 No. 1(1 Main street. 'm ireTii icAYii'JiiF. SOdoz Meal Sistvw, Wheat Rlildlea, Moulders' dti CEo. r. SUKKTAti 4 00 , No. lo Maiu street. 18 anal .Vt'i.W.'Jn HOJf. 15 boies Proctor A Gamble Germau rimtai, 15 44 ' 44 Crown 44 16 44 No. 1 For aal at COOK LANr.LKY'jt OAICHK..-!. VMAVHKJS'S '4 0 IWZ. Ws Spring Chickens just receoved fr ui caual, am; for sale at an3 KLI.lK.T'S rUHlT GUtOOBKT. jr j i' Mt!. fi Hi . 44 A'-urjmAt -1 A Liul Laruj-.ti i itod.aM.il augl N MOM liis. T - Tit a j .. Ml ' BcorOi lately owttad hio! ormii Gavi.k, I. . t .. - ae a to.ory and pt corner of Main ami Fourth ir,:,is f. r t-rite smoke hou-: sttuchud to the M.ilN ST a.vwivr t,y Mi -hael ivMoa aorea Ther it a atorv. 11 A U JI. Jr. Apply to Johu Gavisk. or WM July9-dAwtf

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INSURANCE.

O 1VE ZE2 insurance Co., OF NEW YORK. OtKco 112 and 114 Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILLIONDOLLARS. ASSETS JULY lft, I860 S1,500,COO. Tbe Home Insurance Company insures against Loss or Damage by Fire on Dwellings and their contents, for a term of from 1 to 5 years on the most favorable terms StoreB, Stocks of Merchandize, Warehouses, Produce, Manufactories, and all insurance property, at fair and equitable rates and on INLAND NAVIGATION and transportation risks as low as the nature of the insured and the Company w ill warrant. Adjusting all losses fairly, and promptly paying them. CIIAS. J. MAKTIN, Pres't. A. F. WILMAKTH, Vice Pres't. J. Miltok Smith, Secretary. John McGe, Ass't Sec'y. .Applications made to and policies issued by A. V. HALLOCK SON, Agt's, aug25 Marble Hall Buildings, Main street. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810! CHARTER PERPETUAL.. With a Successful Business Experience of 1 ft Sr "XT o &. XT St. Cash. Capital.."...., 9300,000.00 Capital a ft Surplus, $890,086.81 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, Barns, and outbuildings connected, and Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, A-c, Ac, contained therin, for a term of years ' at LOW rates of premium. OFFICERS: T. 0. Allyn, Secretary. H Huntington, Pres't. C. C Lyman, Ass't Sec'y. W. N. Bowers, Actuary. D. Alexander, General Agent for the Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent for the Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. App'ications for insurance may bo made to the undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the Company. A C. HALLOCK A SON, Ag'ts. Offick: Maible Hall Bnilding, Main street. augi-2m INCORPORATED 1847. O i X -y IF" x- o Ul! -OFHARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. C. C. WAITE, Sec'v. 0. B BOWERS, PreJi't. S. H. PRICE, General Agent, Reidiug at Chicago, Ills CASH CAPITAL SURPLUS $327,540. This Comnany insure against loss and damage hy Klre or. Uwellinpi and their .VvntentH, 8toree, Warehouses, Stocks of Merrhandizo, and all lnaurakta property at as reasonable rate of premium as any other solvent and reliable Company, Adjusting Lome fairly and paying fm promptty. Applications uiaile to and Policies issued by A. C. HALLOCK It SON.. Marble Hall BuilJiugs, Main St., ang21-3ms Evansvillc, Ind. NOTICE T O TAX PAYERS. V OTA IK TO T.f X- F1 VFi HS. Ni,ii-e irf In reby (rtveu to the Tax-Payers of the City of KvanaviHaT that I have .-i, -i from the Clerk uf the ('onSkaL Council the Tax Dupliur it.isirTad-JJi arn nowreatiy to !it.iii)'-dnSTiid iluidicate. Miiic.. ! No. 66 Muui street. In this Washing u lli-1 . -1 juililing7SHfM floor below Third st. 1 HKITOs HKl'DKRICH, tl lector. rre Haute ALE COLLEGE, TERRE HAUTE, JXD. ML Institution will commence on Wednesday, th Mb of September next. Terre Haute, the site of this College, h one of the most beautiful cities of the West, and is both accessible and healthy. The Col 'eg is located in the South part of the citj, and i free trom the noise and bustle of the towu. The ground 4 are extensive acres,) and taste lully ornamented Tbe buildings are Dew and Sri admitted ly nil visitor to be the Plncst aud best Arranged of any in this country, Kast or West. They aie Mnruird by stc iui and Hinted by g4s. The apartments Kr each two young Indies consist of a parlor 18 by 16 feet, elegantly furnished, and a good sized bed-room opening out of it, and the accommodations need only be sen to be chosen at once, by asjeh as are seeking a good boarding school. The Faculty (IS to M Piaftlsttfl and teaheis) ar an ; aide and experienced Hoard. The apparatus tor ! tS illustration of the Natural Sciences is ahun- j dant, and consists, in part, of fine refracting Tel- ! escope, equatorially mounted in an observatory ' jo.-it erect-ed ; Microscope, Magic Lantern, Kie:tricat! Telegraph, fc, Ac. Weekly scientific h-cturrs are delivered before the students. The Music de- j partmeut is a prominent teuture of the College. ' there being a separate building known as the Music I Academy building, under tbe charge of faithful aud experienced teachers. The expenses per anmini, tor board in the family of the President, with j all the teaching, tuition in any of the studies of tha j regular course, rooms furnished, fuel, light and j washing $225. For particulars or a catalogue, address Rev. John I Covert, Terre Haute, Ind. Any person wishing to set a lithograph ot the t College can do so by calling at the Library Rooms, t JOHN UOTuT, President. August 14th, 1S60 ImdAw Butter for sale cheap at aug.t ESQ. B MAIS T. f t Ii Mil Kggs f -lOO MJaX. PR Ml it ;r sale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY". 'MMTM T Mf , a if M. -50 -;t. ( ui.ni l:iN judt receivtrxlt anu lor mk3 H.LIOTT'.S FAMILY GHOCKK Y. 1 A M Ai H ' H UHOl'OM TAB J.'U i MM Cocoa, 25 lbs. Chocolate; 25 lb. Cocoa; just : receivetl and for sale at aug3 KLLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. Wm l-'Ai 1)1 H, WAH U-IU 14 O BUI. S ! W pure Cider Viuefe-ar, for Pickliug, just re reived aud for sale at aug.? ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. j WmMlXAA MMMM. Am0M tw, ' MM Davis' Cincianati eugar-curaJ Dried Beef, t just received aud n-r sale at aug3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCKRY. I mrTtOR sja7ms. M7 9 0 kes White Lead. 2 do Zinc, in oil; .-. ': eu Paint aud Varni.-h Urushes, ls boxes Tt'indow Glass: Linseed Oil, boiled and raw; Lard Oil; Fish Oil; Codfish Liver Oil; Sweet Oil; Mavsville Coal 0U. WM. BILRBOWEK, MOatl Washington Rlock jrv i ritit b i i' i. K . ? . v" omfL MuA vuriug Ice Creams, Custards, Ac, at augl THOMPSON'S Drug Storw. wjk bJ uiii. J 6mta7mJTJA' Mm and wife iau tlod gKi! boordlns in a private family, withiu hve uiiuutes' walk ot the Post office. For particular enquire at this ofilce. ami.ll-dtf CttsirStore of R. S. Rustou A Ce., thefollowiuu busbrla A So. 1 Corn. .ail d.j do Oate. io 1 tuns do ' lioiV.ai Voi ie i heap taw rash I reel de A do do Kye, Ii bran. Shipetuff New Tlmolhy .-d. ut the feed atore on Waiei K. f. Kl'STON & CO. Ai-guet nth. I OTCMJlAsMt 3 LoFSSjf ftK t'tcH -y Ml ilianan rim. uefrred and tt.r ealehv 'UAf. MoJuONSTON. augL jfiUOMCM Uf. 7 Sax A 11 HI till BKKF. y it lbs Jnet received and for sale by auglO CHA-t. McJOHNSTUN, Poaey Block.

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WIDE AWAKE AT UNIFORMS $1.50 per Sett Complete. J. A. SMITH 4 CO., 118 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, JP &tt I. fUOM THIS OJTAi, A i itWW nish the WIDE AWAKE UNIFORM complete, and of the very beet quality, consisting i of the Water Proof Cape and Cap of the same materia), with Tri-Uolored Bilk Baud. Also, tbe Torch Lamp with Staff and Flag attached, all ready for use at the rrtreme tcu- pnei of t.50 per Sett. Our improved facilities n.r manuf icturing these goods, and the immense demand for them, induces us to otter them at tbe above low- priru. CAMPAIGN MEDALS. We have a lurge supply of LINCOLN AND HAMLIN MEDALS ; also, thoee of all the other candidates, which we areselling by the dozeu, hundred or thousand at New York prices. Terms cash on delivery here or by bprsM. augl5-lm. J. A. SMITH &. CO. mi 1. 1. h jus-n w I'Ett it is .i Ws settled fact that Harker's Chlorine Ague Killer is the best medicine known lor effecting a sura and permanent cure of Fever and Ague or Chills and Fever. It jarevents Ague Cake and all the ills that follow the use of Quinine. For sale bv N. S. THOMPSON, augl At the City Drug Store. DRS. RONALDS & CONN. -MJ ciated himself with Dr. Ronalds in the ibe practice of Medicine and Surgery, tenders his professional services to the citizens of Ev.t!iille and turroundiug countiy. Residence on Thirl street. Omce at Dr. Ronalds'. : augl.V2d AN ADDRESS TO FRIENDS. rwut K VJD MUSE v n wovin ML r4p?ctfuUj intorm his trit iidn Kiid foHowcitizeun, that he ha thin day commenced bQItteM for hiiuHMi at the well known stand of Johu M. AM. I have just received a very nice and well selected fctock of Ladies', Mines. Bf, and Children's Sihoeti of every style :iud f the beat ijuality, UopInK that by strict attvtitiou to bdalneM and the manufacture nd Rale of a No. 1 article of Sh m and Boots, I will luerit tbe atroiige of my new well - old friends. Lailies' ami Uenta' Itoottf. Gaiters and Shoof of all kind icade t rder in tbe neatest tyle arid t the-thorteHt notice. Give your old friend Mr. a trial. A. C. McDKVITT, No. '0 Main Htroet, Kvansville, M junellt-tf MB I' Hit J II ira Plan 1 Flags ! ! Klas ! T .younwtera and lovers of lnih-peudet.ee, if 3011 whh to secure the election of your favorite candidate, 1 uy joor Flags at the ('heap IryGood- Store of SCUATKBHA BUSdlNG, jul2 No. Main htrt-et. hvj:h : BmM8f t shows: wjy have just received a lariie ad litin to uor htock of Ladies1, Miifties, and rhildrenH ShiH-s of i vory kind, which will he sold at prices to suit evoryJndy. Call and judge dr ymaynclT , at the I'heap Drv 4ooda Stoie of R'UAl'KKK BU3SIN0, July2 No. -t'. Main street. M Alley . The proprietor uf the Pigeon Sprin-gs begs leave to Inform the public that hentb reentiy flrected and completed a fine Teu-I'in Alley. The Sprinfrs are situsted but one mile from Main street, City of Evansville, a good distance for either n walk or a drive. The witters ot the Springs possens tinsurpaFsed mcidlesJ properties, and lavaJidt and ethers would do w-l! to report to then. 'ihen are alto baths on the premises, and tin? gr-innd are laautlfully shaded vithtreori, and surrounded with a salubrious atmosphere. WM. BATES, Proprietor. B. An nmmtiiH runs regularly three tinier a day to and from the city. julyzU jr kji 1.. i Hi) JLA For saie at -tJ 'Hi it: wfmTMCBwMt OOK LA NilI.EYS. 20 that is Cider Vinegnr. 0ork A Langley 1 bava In store 20 bbls Extra Cfdrr Vinegar, w hich ; thiy will warrant pvra ai3t free from . U acids, and 1 to keep pickles flue and haid us when tlisf ntado. ! mmo6rs JfrV0 shojss. huu k JPP liuirow, 15 Maiu atrees ltav- a food assortmeut of IVots and SIkwm on hau-, and axe on- I titanily in recilpt tf udditions thereto. The Retail ! trade may always find in their slim! a gee d stock of ood Ctx'ds, and at lowest prices. julvZt M,froiKHf'i, k MU aT Ji .V it WW HIk-oh. Read,? Uuriow's Wholesale tock of Boots and Shoes is now large and complete with . the most deslrald iroods of the Iteet New l'tmland icauutactureisi. All ot wliirh tbe. will sell cUi ap for can h or prouipt paper. Call and examlue 5T1 H MS 1 ii Mi H .n H Krieml. 10 boxes t'hemical (dive EfMive 1 Soap jOst received at the "Star Familv (JrOcery ' of (July 20) VICKKRY BUUS. OLD FIRM IN BUSINESS AGAIN. TMMIK f . 'Ml UK Sit) K II WIS I TO -art inform the public in genera! and the rest of mankind in particular, that they have bought out the Feed business of Mr. J. C. Dusouchet, and that they will he pr.-pared from this tim? to till r 1 1 orders for FEED and SKKD of any kind. Our Mr. K. 8. Res, "ON having formerly been engaged very successfully in the i . , for o.-r one year, tat called away to England upon fan,ii v business, has returned to his ol.l stiind where he a ill at all times bo pleased 1 s-e his ithl frifttds ami loroiitr customers stiii ;ill tit kers, anil iill th.Mr trdera for anything in our line, with protuprne ami satisfaction. Feed delivered free to anv part tf t!w citv. july-AI-lf K. X. tUJUTOtLH l il. To Road Builders. rmMi a: ahbshijkjt .-' Mi turs of The Hartlinsburg ami 'loverport Turnpike Road Company in t he County ol Hreckinride. Ky., will receive bi 1s for the const ructiou of said road, until the 15th day of October ne-it; !it which time contracti will he aWHitlt-d flther by sections or for the whole route. Said road will be about ten miles in length. an1 all the necessary materials for con-1 ruction are abundant near the line of tbe road. Plans aud profiles can be examined at the Engineer's office In Cloverport, by thf first day of Oc-t-iber next. Persons wishing to inspect the route fr the purpose of bidding will please apply either at Cloverport or Mardinsburg to any of the iirectoM, who will accompany them along the line of tho io;id. Communications addressed either to David R. Murra) , at Cloverport, or to John B. Rruuer, Secretary , at Hardinsbur. , will receive pmropt attention. DAVID It. MURRAY, IYmIiI )il. By ordar of the Board of Dire ctors. aug30-l wdifew WT MS SO. ThJt HlSMiM.' 0MMM m. Main street Bridge, which bpans " the ditch " prevents a grent manv persons from s'eing JOHN FRELINGHUYSKN GLVER'S Lumber Yard, at the corner of Main and hventh Ntreets, w hich is tilleu cp with a general ;iSfo: tmeut of i'iue Lumber, Pine Laths, Piue and Poplar Shingles, Pine Flooring, atcu c. aujt;25-d.frw jf Mi Bwmjvw Mir jn tramc thh ujwL mWWLj derigned would reMpectfullv inform tlie citizens of the city that hn is prepared to give leti-.ms in niti-Ic, on the Piano or other instrument -i, to all who may favor him with their pntronage. Instruments Of all kinds tuned and put in cr.'t-r. He will also select instruments for those wh- are not judges tbeoise Ives and desire to purchase ou reasonable terms. Residence ou irycamuru street, between 8ocotid and Third streets. July 11 CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS. wnt jxjjs : mmVJVMBt mpmujvjbb:. i- 5To Ibe Extra Turkish Prunes at 2c per lb i- (jnlj26) COOK & LAKOLEY'A. VST HMICMS if MS MM. " - 400 lbs Mixed and Plain Gum Packing, 600 lbs Cottou Rop- from 3-lH to Inclta loOlbsGum iollich, 1 lbs Gaskc; Boratl, 34 reels No. i Pa king Y'ai n, dez Gam Cutters, ti doz Lanterns from fAc. to f 5.05( SO lbs Nos. 1,0, and Your of BMrj , 42 tairs Skiff Oars. Manilla Rop ail dizes. Twines, Murllu, Spun Yarn , Ac Ftr sakle w boleasJe r retail at JawfSZ MNZICU s .JHV LAW, u. a. lMuri, (Notary Pub I L A W & A MTU C . 11 l ri iT'.'ORXETS 1TI.IW, !.!. 1 1- OLLKuTION ANH -Ut:4. ESTATE AGENT:-. Office No. 1)7 Main street, opposite) in- Coorl House, Evansville, Indiana. niaylG-diwl gHjAAtHAJifK Ajy'i' vnmtAwJw r;Jker. The uoderrtigned i fully prepaowd t ) manufacture all description, of Carriages and Wacom from the fine.t to the ch-ape.-t, all of which will he guaranteed of the tiest wo. kuianchlp. A cunrant supply of Tarriaxes and Wagoai w-ttl he tr-uu- in in v warerooius, at Nit. 14tt Main street, Evansville. FRANK H AJtMl EST E I N . N. II. h-'painn done at reasonable rata, with lieutiie.1 aDu dicpatrh. July2i-3rndAw mmou' jfi'ro caT tijuk to xkcuhaz HI chiap Feniiug I.utnher. Si,000 feet No. 1 44 Allegheny Mahogany " t Hemlock), 16 foot lonji ut wiih ciicular saw, without btump-shot, and a tirst-rale artlcl. for FciMug, fc'hiip., Baruc, ami Hough Flooring, and fot sale at the tery low price of ill fin per thousand feet. JOHN F. GLOVER. asgll-dAw Comer Ma!:: and Seventh sts. Jj6 I

MISCELLANEOUS. .ioilN A. RFITZ JOHN A. HANKY.

CRESCENT CITY FOTJHTDH Y. EVANSVILLE, IND. The proprietors of the CRESCENT CITY FOCN DRY beg leave to inform their friends aud the pub lie in geueral that they are fully prepared to nick, to order all kinds of r.ACHINFRY Needtd for Mills or Mauuta-ctoi ies of uny kinr llaving a great variety of patterns for MILL GEARING, of ai;v size, and STEAM ENGINES of any power reqnirid. Also uiaimlacturerK i f 1lSTIl.LEIiY AND MINING MACHINERY, TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISIIERf, MALT MILLS; SASH. Ml'LEY AND IMPROVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS lor Houses, CHINESE SCGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS. And iu fact everything iu the IRON FOCNDRY AND MACHINE Bt8lNBB8. ItBjSSti C.J STt.y'US maiie to order. ALSODealers in a superior article of THRESHING MA CHINKS, And Power' complete, ol the latest improved style IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES. GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED Pll'K. LEAD AND COPPER PlI'L, AND PIRR BRICK, All at MANUFACTURERS' PRICE.. HA)' 11 littlest nrice always pai'l It M KTALS, At the (.Id Stand- Corner Canal and Inle etijet ItElTZ A, HAJVICV. N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to put up M.t rhinerv and do repairs in R'iIrH. THRKSH1NG HAOHINBS Alw.iM on hand and tor Mils 1 50 jutarj Meal just MMfvsd at , COOK A LANGLKV S. American Cutlery and Plateil Ware. fffOUf UJ.vn'LE ItKSKUT mUVO M Table Knives and F rk Ivory itandle Desert and Table Kulrr-s tinly, Plated 44 " Fork, Putter Knivt.fi, Plated Ti a and Table Spoon., Carvers to niat.-h w ith Knives an 1 Forks, S!w Ciitters, Enameled Kettl.n an4 Sauce fiaiis. The above of boat ijuality ami finish, rjooiilvod and offereil at reasonable ran at M.OOB 9TBAUB ,t SON'S, JulyH 71 Main street. .1 Ul" EST TOO A, S JIT HKIIVCKll Cradle, hick ies close out stock. ind Forks, at ii low figure, to JACOR STKADB it SON. tOM'MtM. bv S -. POCSA1TS R. GILBERT A CO. P for sali Ii hi; sis. k s.-.a a, jibu a: utoch heap to close tint, at the snoop Drv G,ods Store of SCHAPKEU . BL'SSING, jnlyt No. 4ri Main street. rm js i a n um t i i n M street, have Just receimi n giMd aesortnient of tiie following description of Pnofia, to-wit leidlee Lastliig lleeli-d ( ongress lli"ss. ' 14 " Gaiters, Sp-ft ' Kit Bo wtt, 44 44 ar,l Gat i'g Pooled l n:l 44 P iisK ins, 4 4 4 4 Slip's fu treat variety, Ken's KM, C'alfati-l Lusting Ci.ne.ress II. ...is, ' 44 Clf Scutch Il.s.ts, 44 44 and Giat iixioil Ties, e.nl,En'4i and Ploah Pumps tutd S'ulliiim.-, l ine French Calf H.sits, Hoi." Calf, Gout ami Enameled Scotch Hoots. 44 " Olfiird T.es, Y'tith' Oxfonl Ties ami Brogans, 44 Scotch Bosits, Child's lieehsl Euamele.l Ankle Ties, 44 44 Fancy Colored Ankle Ties, 4 4 4 4 Ki.l nuil .Moris-cs 44 44 Csp;'i' Tip'd Hoots ev-i y kind. All Of which Were mailt4 bj tbe best tllaiiofactlirctH East, ami will bo sold at rry low prices. JoanS4! HUNNELL'S j jl-nRMKRLY OF BtKtll & U 0 NN LLL.) 3?looiiiis MilL-s, CORNER OF WALNUT STREET AND THK CANAL, K VA SS II. 1. 1 I S'U. rwniziis .VA W n stm h lmshi ftvvr Mm, - worn in tiili ijf rHiiou, with new aud complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing ;md Dressing Lumber, Planing and Grooviug Fbsriug, making Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done in such establishments. AIL work at the Mills warranted to he well done, and will te offered at the lowest cuMi prices. Dry Poplar Flooring and Watherboardiug constantly on hand, and will be sold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pauern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to order, and in the most approved style. jyJ2 WM. HUNNELL. NEW FURNITURE STORE Jl'ST OPENED II V TIIE TELL CITY FURNITURE CO. The largest and fine! assortment of Fl'KNITl'J'.K AMI C HAIRS of all kinds in the city . at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. N". r Water .t., next door to K. Tiano'S, KVASSVILI.K, INI). t. SEOI.EHK.V, Aireiit. Manufactory nt Tell City, nd. juneS.-Uui rl o A X, Ai T Jl Ii T 1 M In reat variety, at the l.wei New Drue irtore of V , ti S t price, at the rHOMFSOK. feh27 N 2 fb31li itfi M-tMs, rj.vrj.tv. aajUHUeJ, 2,000 lbs fShouldern, plain, 500 lh Sidei, loot received and for .ale at KLLIOTT'S FAMILY OROOSBT. MmK. SllIUJBPJPJEM'S CAS IK II HJMM led Geruiau Ointment, an iufailihle cure for Boil., Felons, CutH, Bruije, Fever Sore, Sc.ildii, liurus. White Swellings, Halt Rheum, and Infirm. t. lions of all kinds. V. 8. THOMPSON. Whuleiale ami K.-tuil Aireut, anal No. 50 Maiu etreet. c .V It A' .1 TK It. CATMJt tm of 31.ii.nefcii, anil Tartro Citric Leuionace, at iiiUt THOMPSON'S Drujt Stere. XVr Tnonse Home and European Demand. PROFESSOR WOOD'S Hair' Restorative Was Introduced to the public early in I8SS. ir lis sowL'nivertnUy iis-l throughout tha Ivillod w.rld. IF YOI'U HAIR IS GIIAY, IF YOl'K HA1K IS THIN, tR, IF TQO AKK BAliD, IT WILL RESTORK IT. IFYOC HAVE DAXDBtirF IF TOO HAVE SCALD BTEAD, IF YOU HAVE NEKVOl s. HXAPAI I) y IT WILL fJBI THEM TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, TO PREVENT ITS FALLING,4 Tii MAKE THE HAIK OL088Y, ('"E WOOD'S HAIR ItESTORATI VE SOLH BY 0. J. Wfioo ii'rt , 111 MARKET STREET, KT, LOl'lS M' PATENT MEDICINE 11 ALKR-, AND DBUOOIST8, IN CITV AND OOFKTBT. O. J. WOODCU KRr., aio, aof.'.th roa IIH. .TWA-.l" X CKl.KBHJTKAA fio Balsam . Juue Ts-SaadAw V i' i hits tip rt' n'A'.vr.vA' a bills, in Dorisd order, iust received rr steamer L U. Eairchil.l iime.10 for s.le bv -. E. Oil BBBT A CO EUA s; jytoF4 ..v .' IICTTKH. MP r-itoica lot I u.t received and for sale by CHAM. MoJOHNSTON, inSv27 Poaay Block.

-- jania-dwly KELLEB A: WHITE, Agent. Evauavllle. In

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

O Jt ! O It . 7 T I JV J'0 TIC C - Order for Bri. k Si.le-Vlt August 1860 i And now it is hereby ordered an'l dtrn t. .!, !.'- Ibe 'Common Council of tha City of Kransyille, thai j the owners of all lots or parts ol KT-t frontlaa on or adjoining the south-" a"-! side "f I hurry street, from secoml to fhlrol atreeta In aaiderly. canoe th i sile-alk there-i to ! broncbt to the proper iratle, ati-1 tha . h.v cause a No. 1 to h. laiil down ills aeon from the publieatiiin ol this ord P CbTk'-i Ofrire. Aii!nt 2fi. 1'' at Olm Any a . s ' fL-" Onli-r fu t. m mm ' lor Briil. Side-Walk. Council Chamber, August -ITi. isr.1). Ami mm ii is nanvlrj ordered and directetl. by the OSBtBSOtB Council ui tho i tJ I Evansville, that the owners of all lots or part, ot lots frottinjf ou or adjoining the south4 ( siile ot Second street, from o.tk tt Mulharry atioota. in said city, cause th,4 sido-wniks thafoon l. brought to the proper gtaalo, ami that they cianss a Side-Walk t if Class No. I to be l.-.i.l down tharaon withiu thirty day. fr: i ths paidhsitinn tit thia onler. . " P. HI UK E. Cl k. City Clerk 's Dili os, A' tiiist. I860. tfVO up O U.I w Or.b r lor Planl ft .V .) TICK. le-Walk. Aocuat 2fi, IS'Hi And now it is hoiyitf ordered iiud iliracted by th C-oarnton Council ol the city . f Kvanasills, that tha owners of all Itxs or laiits of lota Ir.niin,- on ot idJoinmK tiie north-west side .l Elm, street, front t irst to efacpnd stn walkM th'-retin tu hi and that I hey rants I hz laid down Inert the puh.icallVn .it s..idtitv cause, the sith4jbi tit the proper jrrada. i'i "-:ttk ofc ass N. 2 Iu . .i ilm i v dns , fi am let, It i, mi TU ..,'.;-.... ,,.. V W FrnukHn Btreol Bewet.Thn CoKBiBn I own t il of the Ci v of Evansville will roceive seaicS proposal uiitil s item I i i- Sth, ISA), lor the con strnction of a newsyr nn.ler Er.inl.lui atrea La m.tseo, trout ,t piiint one htthdr. ii teet in-.i of Ful. ton Avenue elille. The point ten feet East of Thir fornuth Hi.- ii, a Av 1 ra and do t lif w in k t ions on tile in t upon the 01 ni( le ilue iu one year, Clerk's MB cf. arinc; .nteres.1 . P. -BCllKK, Cleri. list lb, ISflO. ftr." .Vfc r l at. -., B .!. -v a k. OonocHi Chaaanei , s ii. I ie. w it is Itet i-t'v oi 'l.-i adTnttd W-S On'.August 'J diractcsl. I tr II I MM v the klvanaville, th of Lots frontl of ( 'It, i i y -li t-, in mi i,l City, be lirtnjeht t. Mil, -walks them n to I.-, and thttt tbay 1 to b4 laid it iwa in the pablicnlion till cau.-e a si.ie-u alk thereon, within II of this .'Tiler i'v clt rli' nt4!. P. Bl I ItJtlB, IKK, Clerk .Vnjjnst Itt.il .ll.i IU- Ft.. IT tt it .J and r.ieU. - The aobncrihei wlllsol, .,t iniblb auction at the arliarf Itettareen BiTiktoo and Vino siiet-r-', on Mi.ndjiy, .-sepf.-mlH'r "t.t, st 10 o4ctocka . -M., a tiat boat iiitua tjtiaitt.ty of r.-. k aaink til uUd wharf, t'ris i-lis of sale to be applied lo uayaienl of e.pehnes of remoTinr aald boat and r. i: Bv or..i-r ul ii!-- I'liintnon Otmncil. P. O O'ftii.i an-;-::! Wharl Ma.tei u i o it .1 r i . . .-v" o Tit . Order for Brick Side wall.. Auku'I 1Si An.l now it is hereby ordered and dues-re 1 by tha Oonjaioa Council of the OHy t Evausvill.-. thai tha owners of all lots a-ttl parts of 1 it. lrontin' on ot rtiljoinii.1? Locust a'r. et tui both pities thet.- .f. I., twts'n Sixth and Sev. hth street, in slil city, rails the side walks tharOOn to be brought to the pro? . K.iad4, and that I hey cwajaa aside walk nt clnaa No. 1 to be laid down thereon within thirty .lav. roan the publication of tbis . r 'or. P. BORKK, Clerk City Clerk's OtHco, August 27lh, LMO ,BAsfAf sf TM O-JV JtTMTtti. I! WS Onler for Brick Si, le-Walk. Cooncdl Chan. bar, August 2o, lSi'.O. And now it is bareby ordorod and directed, by the Common Council of the City ... Evausvillti, that Ihfl owners of all Lots or porta c-f Lots fronting on or adjoining Locust street, en both sides theivot'betweeo Soronth and Eighth street, in mid City, cause the side-walk, thereon tu be t,ronfrht to the prbpet gmdo, and that they rails,4 us alk of Class No. I to L. laid down tbcreoo, within thirty days from the publication nf thl order. P BtTRKX, Cl.tik Clerk's Olflce, Augpat T., VI) TICK TO f'O.Vl' AIJI C 'M' O H S. The Common Council of tha City of Evans villa w-ill royajt.Q i-ealed proposala until tbe lath day of September, 180O, for grndlnatj gntif-arhag and aawO4 adantialng Main street, from a point near the Canai to the upper linn of Eight ttreet thA contractor to furnish all the materials, ami do the work atrrc., hIiI i, lo plan anil spi i-iti -at ions on tt In th h ottjeo rk s IIMi Ai AflOHPOH.ITIO J' O TICK. t-' Order for Stone 'ui hing. Ain'uit 18WAnd now it is hereby ordered and directed by Hi Common Council of the city of Evansville, Ihul l hu owners of all lots or bdrta ol lots fronting on or ailjoiuiug Maiu strei-t iu Kid city, on both side, thereoi, from tho Canal to Eighth street, (au-w good stone curhin4; of the dime iiEiuiH and 'Quality noeiftad in the Ordinances of the city, to bo placed in trout Of said lots, enteinliug twelve feet around the corner oracro-s the i inls of the paveuients ai the luter8a tion of streets and alleji. Said curbing to Is- dotM Wit hi ot this order. Clerk 'a ("inc... thirty days from the pi.Micattoi. P. Ill RUE, Clerk, ugust '27th, 1800. to'int f.' to ihJm.hkj', cartl W men, and all person reqefring a license by the Ordinance of t lie Qitf of Evansville that on Mid after the last day of August, lMOi I will causa suit lo be brought against all persons falling to oh -tain th.-ir li.ens.s. E. MARTIN, aiuH City Marnhal. MM"1 itiU 1 4' itf .'' t'F I'.fl.y .IT THK NEW DBUO STORE, 00 Main etreel. The Mfconomisf. f Mill IS STOP-K ItJlS T.IHKJ' TAIJi M Bfwt premiums at ci-nry Fair where it has I been exhibited. At tbe South-WoHtcrn Indiana District Fair, hold here October, 18o!, theie wote but two premiumsollVi-C'd forcookingetoves onefoi tha boat wood cooking stove, and one for the beat coal i cooking stove. The Economist took tho FIRST PREMIt'M FOR THE BEST . OOKINO STOVE FOR WOOD. Rot lki r, Kinsman ii Co took the Sr.! premium for their cooking stovtt for coal. No othsi premiums wa re olfered. The largesilver medal wai awarded lo the Economist at the New York State Fair; aud QM lirat preiuimn at the United States Fair held at Chicago, and twelve other Etatn au.i : County Fairs in lao'.i. In no branch of mechanical arl ha., there been a more apparent advance than in tne man ufacture of stoves. It is hut a lew years sinca the very name was a novelty, representing huge, shapeless strneture, almost as devoid ol ' use as oruame nt. These have gradually given place to patterns of grace aud utility ; until the varletlr s our markets now present have almost exhauste-j the vocabulary of names ; and the different phases the metal is made to assume, would astonish oft : Vulcan himi-elf. In style and finish, the improve : nient has baeaj real, leaving nothing to be desired on that point, but the severe competition in pxice, to which they have been subjected, has deprived them uf luauy of the more substantial qtaalitie desirable. This seems more especially to liavo boon the cam- in reference to e-mk stoves au article i i domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives ami crotchety servants than rnot people imagine. The public have long sought an improvement in this article, and we ltolieve are ready to pay any reasonable pricu for a cooking atove, if it ou! possesses tbe merits of size, yvt igbt, convenience, durability, economy, nud perfection of matinfactur. These qualities seem to be possessed most fully in the Economist a new stove, perfected and brought cut the past season, bv Messrs. Treadwoll, Ferry .t Norton, of Albany. We heard so much of this stove, nail it looked so much like a stove Intended lor u, that we concluded to try them, and the result of the experiment convince us that the proprietors, in their determination to make tho!' .for in the world, have succeeded. Wo regard tht Eeononiidt ss possessing all tbe merits above enu inerated as the great stove of the day far In ud Vance of anything ever attotnptid in the lino ot atove, perfect iu all its appointments, aud true tc itj naiue Iu durability anil the use of fuel. Amonj, the many couvenieuces attached to It, may be iuoutioued a large oven, with hooks arranged, fur uspeudiug meats while roasting. A copper water tank, holding from 12 to !ii gailona warming closet, broiling huarth, arc., Ac. The broiling hearth is one of tiie mo,t noticeable features of this remarkable atove. 'lhoio never baa been, to oat knowledge, any broiling fixture that was reftllv at istactr.ry iu its j ration The proprietors of tins atove have iteeii ctrnductins: a aeries id exporiunentn upon broiling, eliciting aome valuable facts, ..nil r suiting In the iuveutiou ol a gridiron adapted to tills atove, w hich has I-hu secured by letter. patnnt , and i one of the utont adniirahlo things oi tha kind we ever saw broiling without smoke, au.i kaoptng me coala in a constaut glow. Wo are always Ki.i lo do Justice to mechanical iinrrovemonts, add eapecially u'h as contribute so largely t,. the KoeraJ good, as the one alaove mentioned. The Kcouomioi . nt. n is ..utilise.-. i . so..-. h. sale, will be found on.') at t-C'ANTLlN BTI -PUBMS!. Main ot., b-twe.-o Wat.ir and First, Evansville, inn mlr6 Good luck "Needed for Yoiing Beginners. THE FIRM OF MIDLER A NiEHAUS rnMIASFtuJt li.ls JCsr HKCK I yM ed a brau-new stock of Dry Good, conei-iting of a great many article in their line, too nnxacr J to name, which are now open for inspectlo- . aud will certainly bo gold cl.cap for cash at the 4ora . 4J Main street. MILLER 4 NIE" .

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