Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 3, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 September 1860 — Page 2

the ffsttti jKournat. EVANSVILLE, IND.

TUESDAY MOBNING... .SEPTEMBER 11 PEOPLE'S TICKET. 0R PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN Or ILLINOIS. The People of these United States are the rightful Masters of both Congresses and Courts, not to Overthrow the Constitution, but to Overthrow the Men whd Pervert the Constitution." Abraham Lincoln. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL HAMLIN Of MAINE. " I Love my Country more than I Love my Party." Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Elector for the Stale at Large. WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur. JOHN L.MANSFIELD, of Jell'erson. Ihetrict Elector. l.t District Cyrus M. Allen, of Knox. 2d District John W. Bay, of Clarke . Sd District Morton C. Hunter, of Monroe. 4th District John II. Farquabar, of Franklin 6th District Nelson Truster, of e'ayette. Mb Diitrict Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th Dittrict John Hauna, of Putnam. 8th Diitrict Samuel A. Huff, of Tippecanoe. 9th Diitrict James N. Tyner, af Miami. IOth District Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen. 11th District DavidO. Daily, of Huntington. POR CONGRESS -FIRST DISTRICT. Q. Of SPENCER COCNTV. FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, In the District composed of Vandcrburyh, Warrick, Posey and Gibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF POSEY COUNTY. FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE To the General Assembly, for the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh, JOHN R. HUGO, of Posey county. Opposition State Ticket. FOR 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 STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OK PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. UREAT SPEECH OK Hon. Morton C. Hunter, In reply to Gov. Willard's New Albany speech. Every proposition of Willard's proven false. Delivered at Bloomington July 21st, 1800. CONTINUED. This is the man, covered all over with crime, that Gov. Willard appoiuted Swamp Land Commissioner. Let us examine for a moment his excuse for so doing. He says "I found Mr. Mirkel coming from the hands of his Republican supervisors in debt $101,386 77. He has paid all to the State lave $25,093 83. Was it a wise appointment, by which S75,000 was saved to the county of Jasper.'' Did Mr. Mirkel come to Gov. Willard from the hands of Republican supervisors. 1 think not. Talbott and Collins bad no control over him. It was Gov. Wright who had appointed him and who was his supervisor. Would it not, therefore, have been in rather better taste for Gov. Willard to have said, coming to him from u Democratic supervisor. But to the point. Is not that a rather remarkable excuse of Gov. Willard's for appointing Mirkel, that because a man is a defaulter to the State for more than $100,000, that you must appoint him to office, to give him an opportunity to swindle the State out of enough more to pay the debt for which he is a defaulter. It is clear if Mirkel was not able to pay, before the appointment, that if he became so in a few months atterwards, at a salary of 2 per day, to ay the State as the Governor says some $75,000, be must have swindled the State to that amount. In my judgment a Governor is inexcusable for appointing a public defaulter to oftire under any circumstances. After this man Mirkel's appointment a such Commissioner by Gov. Willard, let ua see how he conducted himself, and in what manner the Swamp Lands waid disposed of under Gov. Willard 3 administration. Th"i3 Swamp Land Fraud Report, in speaking of Mirkel, says: "I'nder tbi.-' law, (passed March 5, 1857) the Swamp Land Commissioner of Jasper county confirmed all ti." old contracts at 1!0 cents per cnbic yard, which had been originally let at from 12 to 18 cents per cubic yard, and the contractors were permitted to tile lists of InistVi to any amount they desired, and the amounts of their respective contracts were swelled up to cover tbe amount filed; and soon idler the taking effect of this law, all the unsold Swamp Lands in Jasper county, amounting to about 170,000 acres, were then absorbed, and nearly all the contractors, without paying any money into the county treasury, by private arrangements with Jacob Mirkel, tbe then treasurer of Jasper count y; obtain ed from him certificates of porch ase, and upon these obtained the greater part of their patents for these lands." I wonder if Col. j Hendricks ever rend this part of the Swamp j Land Fraud Report ? For it does seem to j me, that here is a Democrat, Mr. Mirkel, j whose frauds exceed Talbott, Collins and ) Company, by 51,000 acres of land. Will ha remember his promiso made to the pecpie of Monroe. And how is it possible that Gov. Willard should ever have signed the j patents, that conveyed away all these lands, ; obtained by fraud as they were. Was he deceived by this man Mirkel? If so, why dd he not plead with the Democratic represent- : atives, in 1859, as be did with the Republiean Senators in 1857, and urge them to join with the Republicans, and burst up all these frauds, and regain these lands. Is it because he was opposed to the bill and felt content with Mirkel's acts ? Let us turn to another county and see bow fortunate Gov. Willard has been iu his selection of Swamp Land Commissioners. This same report says: (see House Journals 1859, page 1043), " Your committee find that in Lake county, frauds of the grossest kind have been committed by the present Swamp Land Commissioner, S. It. Child., in connexion with the Treasurer and Dr. Stanton; that said Stanton, by the deposit with said Treasurer of a pretended check or draft, has obtained certificates for all tinunsold Swamp Land in the county, amounting to about 15,000 acres; that after the pretended letlings, the contracts lieing all bid off by Stanton each time at four cents per cubic yard, was afterwards confirmed to hi in at about forty cents per cubic yard

that Stanton has deeded the undivided half of these lands to said Childs ; thai Childs issued to him ditching certificates for $10, 000 on the 28th of Slay last, and soon afterwards other ditching certificate to tbe amount of between ?C,000 and 7,000, by which the pretended check or draft deposited with the Treasurer was taken up, and very little ditching is yet done. Did (low VYillard also sign tbe patents that conveyed

awav these lands, without a knowledge of i these frauds '.' If so, why did he not unite bis efforts w'th ours, and aid 113 in burst- 1 in" them up. It would certainly have lxjen i to the interest of the State. I for Here are copies of two of these pretended checks with their indorsements that were ; executed to this man Mirkel, for which j Swamp Lauds were obtained, and which he afterwards paid off, by issuing Swamp Land certificates for ditching, when the ditching never was done. . " Indianapolis, Oct. 1st, 1857. Bank of Bloom i n gton : Pay Jacob Mirkel, or order, five thousand tour hundred sixty-four 58-100 dollars. PnnA M. Kent. Geo. W. Spitler. M. G. Bright, (endop.sed.) " This check is not to be paid in money until January 1st, 1859, but at any time in certificates for ditching issued by the Commissioner of Swamp Lands, of Jasper county, within that time. October 1st, 1857." "Indianapolis, Oct. 9th, IS5T. Bank of Bloomington. Pay to Jacob Mirkel, or order, fourteen thousand five hundred and forty-two 7-100 dollars. Piiineas M. Kfnt " (ENDORSED.) " This check is not to be paid iu money until January 1st, 1859, but at any time in certificates for ditching issued by the Commissioner of Swamp Lands, in Jasper county, within that time." Do not these checks show fraud upou their very face ? Neither Kent, Spitler, nor Bright, ever had money deposited in the " Bank of Bloomington." There is no such Bank, but it is " Bloomington Bank, neither did they ever have any in Bloomington Bank, and at no time would their check have been honored, which they well knew. They were gotten up for a fraudulent purpose, by these parties, combining with this Swamp Land Commissioner, to cheat the State out of these lands. I venture the assertion, yon can't find a single county in the State, where there were Swamp Lands, but what the management of them abounds with fraud ; even here in my own county, where there was but little Swamp Land, the records show that eleven hundred dollars have been paid out for surveying and ditching, and yet there never has been oue foot of Swamp Land ditch made In the county. How is it possible that all these things can be done? It is a little remarkable that these Democratic Governors, who have watched over the interests of the people of Indiana to well, and whose sworn duty it was to see the laws faithfully executed, could have offered the people to be so wolully swindled. Have the people no remedy ? The question may be asked, why has not the Legislature done something in this matter in ferreting out these frauds and exposing the persons connected with them ? I answer because the Democratic party is opposed to having the investigation ; and during the last Leg- j islature, actually prevented it. Now for the truth of ray remarks, I appeal to the record. During the last Legislature, the j joint Republican Committee ou Swamp j Lands, Mr. Hamilton, of Boone, ami Mr. Greene, ot Tipton, as chairman, lerretedout these frauds as far as they were able, in the time allotted to them, in which report they exiiosed every person that they could find connected with them, without distinction of party, and among the rest Messrs. Talbott and Collins. This report will be found iu House Journal 1859, commencing ou page 1037, Senate bill No. 13 in reference to the:;e Swamp Lands, when it came to the House, was referred to the Republican Committee on Swamp Lands. This committee after thoroughly examining the subject, reported back the bill recommending the striking out of all said bill after the enacting clause and inserting a substitute which they had prepared, fully regulating and controlling these Swamp Lands, which will be fouiul iu House Journal 1859, commencing on poge 873, and among others, inserted a provision to burst up the whole of thee frauds, and regain to the State all these lands which had been obtained from her by fraud und corruption. Sec. 45 of the bill provides, 'The County Commissioners of each county are hereby Authorized and empowered in their discretion to bring suit, or cause suit to be brought in the name ot the Slate of Indiana, upou their relation against any ijJieer, person or persons, corporation . company, for the recovery if any lands ir iii-jii-ey rightfully belonging to the awamp I -i Fund, or for the setting aside of any fraudulent title to any Sn-amp Land, or for the . ;ifortementof any contract for the ditching a'ld draining of such lands." Now let us see OOW the Democrats acted when put to tbe test, and see whether they were in favor of having all these fraudulent conveyances of Swamp Lands investigated and set aside, aud the persons connected with them exposed, and the lands regained to the State. Mr. lurpie, the present Democratic candi- j date for Lieutenant Governor, and who was the leader of his party in the House, moved Iq lay the bill and report on the table ; tbe ayes and nays being demanded, the vote stood 40 for laying on the table and 40 j against it ; every Democrat then in ka j House, but Mr. Rowe, voted with the 40, j to lav the bill on the table, and every Uepublican voted against it but Mr. Colrove, (see House Journal, page 881.) Mr. Colgrovo then moved to reconsider the vote ou laying the report on the table. Mr. Prosser, who was a Democrat, then moved to lay the niotiou on the table. The ayes and nays being demanded, the vole stood 47 in favor of laying Mr. Colgrove s motion on the table, and 44 against it, every Democrat then in the House voting with the 47 except Mr. Rowe, and every Republican hut one, voted with the 44 (see House Journal, page 882-3.) So it will be seen that it , was strictly a party vote, the Republi ,ans all, with one exception, in favor of bursting up the whole of the Swamp Land frauds j and exposiug every body connected with them, while every Democrat but one opposed it, thereby saying to the world that they , wore opposed to theexposure of these frauds, and the men who were connected with them. The people will judye who were i their friends in this matter, and upon what party the res(onsibility of this great iuiqui- : ! ty rests. But this is uot all. Some days i afterward, wheu tbe question again came up : ou the same bill substantially offered by Mr. Griffin, a Republican from Lake couuty, as ; au amendment to Senate bill No. 13, (see House Journal 1009-70,) the question being ! on concurring iu the report, the ayes and noes being demanded, every Republican then in the House, together with four Democrats, voted aye, which was lo sustaiu the bill, and every other Democrat then in the : House but uiue, left their seals and broke a . quorum, thereby again uetVmiug Hie bill. ; Another vote being taken, there were just 1 , euough Democrats who remained iu their j

BMni- m , aimaniiMi imwwiii Beat; 'although some refused to vote, to make a quorum, and the report was adopted. But at no tine were there enough Democrats who were willing to vote with the Republicans to pa3 the bill. After all these acts no man who is a friend to justice and right, and who is opposed to these Samp Land frauds and the persons who committed them, will longer uphold the acts of tbe Democratic partv, in thus defeating the will of

the people, but will huri tbeui from tiower. It won't do for the Governor and his allies, after these outrages upon the rights of the people, to hold the Republicans responsible any of these frauds, when they were willing and ausious to so behind the frauds of Talbott and Collins, aa well as the frauds of all Democrats who acted and conspired with them, and give back to the estate all that had been thus taken from the people by fraud. It won't do for the Democratic party to say they opposed the bill because it would take away the lands belonging to innocent purchasers. The law protects them, and the provisions of the bill do not apply to them, but to fraudulent titles. (CONTINUED TO-MORROW.) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Bh f"or-1 rti. thk fjtBTjyrttBMMaUip heretofore existing between John Guelz aud J. B. Green, tinder the firm and styl i of Goelz & Green, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tbe business will be continued at tbe same staud by Mr. J. li. Green, who has assumed all of the liabilities of tbe firm of Goel. A Green, and who alone is authorized to collect money due the firm. JOHN G0EI.K, tmfft7-3m J.B GBEKN. oots Jfc Sboes. Ml KJlit K BUBROWH STOCK Of Roots, Mi n, Hals, and Caps is now com plete. No larger, nor better selected stock of good good, was eier bronbt lo the Pocket of Indiaua. They have been Magbt "f 'he best manufacturers of New England, and at tbe lowest possible ratH, aud will be sold for cah or prompt paper at corretpoudinfr figures. Merch-.nts visiting the city fur the purpose of buy i lit; goods would be well paid by looking through their stck. septT m U-.H J VBJKBK t..VatVBT J.V W I30o.)2.r, l.bls and half bblj No. 1, Z, and 3, just received and forsalo by s. pt4 t'HAH. MrJOHNSTON, Posey Block. it booms, BBOo.ns.tr, BOBBjy Extra inn! Miaker Brooms, just received aud for sale bv I'HAS. McJOIINSTON, septt Posey Block. 9 usk our youn frieHds, tbe scbolars of Evansv ille , not to forget that we bave all tbe Books ued in their schools, and will be very glad to see tbeui wheu ever they are buying, aud will do uur best for them with our belt thanks. septa DOBELL & CONYN'GTON. f " WILL IU 'K THK Jit t WW M),LOO No. 1 .Shavd Pine Shingles, six -teen inches long. 3iJ0,OUO No. 1 Sawed Piue Shingles eighteen inches loug. Iu yard and for sale by GLOVER, septt-dAw Corner Main and Seventh streets. MILLER & NIEHAUS, No. 4: Main St., bet. First aud Second, KVANSVII.LK, INDIANA. r Blil IS t'Ol.VfJ LU.TI MS JUST M openiug a part of thoir spleudid stock (as far as arrived) of Staple Dry Goods and Fancy wares fur tb" Kail and Winter sason, and tender a friendly invitation to tbeir lady customers aud the rest of mankind, to give them a call, aud examine for tla'UiM-lTi'.H. All their oodn recommend themselves by a prime quality, and perfect freshness, and will be sold at small profit lor cash. septs rB VM B L MiBS je OB J K L L M have on baud a large lot of Tumblers, suitable tor putting up Jelly, tic., which I will sell VERY CHEAP, and in quantities to suit purchasers. WM. B1KRBOWKR, Druggists, septS T8 Maiu street, Washington Block. it JiiVtTlOJ' iJV TUJH ' F- HUB Of I'onlar Bhinjrlss 200,000 No. 1 Poplar Shingles good as any iu tbe market and for sale at S'-i.'O per thousand. A constant supply will Inkept at this price, at G LOVER'S LI MBER YARD, sept. 7 Cor, Main aud Seventh streols. MHii,l.l.J. 3 BALKS H i-'.A VY ; MM Oshuburgs 4 bales plnin and striped, for sale by (sept7) KEEN & PRESTON. B1H T- Ca iMKCHS . S T H I f Mi 0 13 'ases assorted ; Ticking, S rases asso ted, fr sale cheap desirable for the fall trade. ept7 KKKN Si PRESTON. tJJYUKIt SUMBTS .7 M) BJ W- ' ers. If") doz assorted by sept7 KEEN & PRESTON. rwiABLK MtMJM'KU. VASK 7-4 ML Crash Toweling, 2 bales, tor sale low by Sept7 KEEN A PKKSTON. TU'BMcMS, JMliimS, s.(JI-.VI!Tr, dV. 111 ruses best assortment iu the city for sale cheap by KEEN A PRESTON . MMOOf SKMRTS.-r,Q MOX. MBO.lt MM. 4 to .i'1 sprn.s, colored and white, loi sale cheap bv Keen & PreStOB, together with a targe ltd choice assortm-'iit of Notions of all descriptions aud litnry giod To the trade we will ofier strong inducements to buy of ue. We will sell goods as low as tli. can be IsSught West ol the mountains. (nptT) KEEN & PKEfciON. mjt n i.r m i ssobtm:m tJtJ -,-- M IU cases tor sal-! lowp by sept 7 KKKN A PRESTON. Mi , j .v X PJ C1M-Jt ', HjMMMLton, aud Manchester, desirable and ricu styles, lor sale cheap by KEEN 4 PRESTON. MM Cingbnnis, assorted plalu and fanrv, A cases, just received by KEF. ' A PUKSTOS. f lLAJJ-ELS. TMAr- MALES A SHortcd Flannels ; M cases plain aud t-putted, just received aud for sale cheap by septT KKKN A PRESTON. JT M.VSKi'S. J.J.V J.VO' SOLMMM. BJ assoi fed l i aies ; Canton Flannels, bleached uiitl brown, 8 cioes, lor sale by sspt3 KKKK ,t I'KKSTOS. Wg L K A U K MM .71 V S L I '. 1 7, MUW uases assorted, just received bv aepIT KEEN i PRESTON. MmO.lt m: fit HKAt'', 4 4 MM Li -lit. .ind tine brown, 4o bales, just received CM tli- t.ill trade by KEEN A PRESTON. .'Itm, f.Vf, tOBA CCO. 500 LBS. w i , xjvvln P.roa.' Smoking Tobacco lor sale cluap at ELLIOTT'S Family tlrocery. sept? ' g ttt EAM " TABTA B.-lOO JFOC.VMMS Ws pure Cream Tartar, just received and for sale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. sept7 'BJfMCBM.ES.'- ." no. B O T T L MtS M Knijli-h Pickles, just received at ELLIOTT S Family tiroc rv septT B KAK I. A HI. - r.lll) M.BS M.KAK M J Lar.lji.it received at HO. 2a .MAIN ST. MBit E KI.OUH. ti hoetKJy" 1 M.B. It packages just received ai ELLIOTT'S Fam ily Grocery. sept , A il It E B WAJtrM AB. 3 B A B B E I. Pure Cider Vinegar fer Pickling, at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. septT BXEMCES : SPMCES .' I HA &B'0W on hand a splendid article of Pnre Spices, put up by X. H l'urkee A Co., New York- which I will warrant para. They can't be beat. .1. P. ELLIOTT, No. 22 JIain street. A. ft-AH CI BE II HA.tMS 80O LBS. article. I'riuie SiiLoir Cured Hams, a spleudid just received and for sule cheap lor cash at ELLI OTT'S Family Grocery. septT InAai LBS. CLMiAB SMMMES, UU V ju-t received at ELLIOTT'S Family cirocery. sept7 It. II t: H BEE'S CELEBBATEMM MA Ei Extracts coLstantly on hand at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. septl B .v. pobtm:b. lO MMO 'EJV MJ Barclay A Perkins's quart bottles Loudon Porter; (S dos pint bottles, just received from Custom IIoue and for sale at ELLIOTT'S F'amily tlrocery. sept7 Dissolution of Co-Partnership. T1! HE CO.PAUT.yM:itSHIP HI.BEfore existing between the undet-.igmd, un der the names and stales ot M. W. Foster A Co. and Geo, Footer a tiey., are this day divolved by mutual consent. The b'-oks ami papers w-ill be found at the office of Geo. Foster A Co., coruer of Locust street and Canal, and either partner is authorized to use the name of the tirms iu liquidation. M. W. FOSTER, GEO. FOSTER, Al.fcX. H roSTKR, BvansTille, ; .it 1,13.0 WM. A.GWVN. CO-P 'UTJ el B SB IP. Tin- aad.ls4s.lwjd h ue this day u. d .. co-part nfraliip nsarrr llssa)i1rT "" " C.n. FOsTEB A CO , t hi the pal pose of louliuiun Ihe business as carried on by tbe late lira :" a ove, aud would solicit a coirtiadance ui ih- favor so freely extended to them beietoie plelglng their lie I etforts at all times for the Interests ot tbeir correiqx'ndeuts. Sept. 1st. 18' !EO. Fti.vl'KR, ALEX. U. FOSTER, MTM. A GWi'N

MISCELLANEOUS.

E t.V8Si.Vi, . BJSring from active commercial pursuits, so long and pleasantly carried on by himself and other members of his house (over thirty years) in Southera Indiaoa, wocld return his most grateful thanks to his numerous frieudB and castomers for their many kindnesses ; and iu taking leave of his frieuils, commercially, he can with conddence recomuMud his successors to the patronage of hi a frieuds as every way worthy of their continued tavors. M. W. FOSTER. Sept. 1st, i860. septl FAIR GROUNDsFfAIR GR0UWDSI jii perso.ys wmshuvg to BM rent stauds for the sale of food for the crowd, or tbe dining hall, those wishing to run swings or exhibit shoas, will make application to the undersigned. The Fair will be held four days September 25th, 26th, 27th, and 28th, 1800. 8eptG-tt P. HORNBBOOK, Sec'y. rioB.y' bbooams. T5 hoxmjs' kob W-S sale low by S. E. GILBERT 4 CO., septl No. 4 Sycamsre street. BSAlt OJi.-100 BOXES Olvlt MM aud Choice, for sale by eeptl S. h. til L Li El, T & l.U. mmVTS.' BBLS. ALL KMJVBS VI I for sale by S. K. GILBERT & CO. WMKMfCOBMMS, BKJtMP, JtMJtJVMLLJM, MM and Cotton, in reels and dozens, for sale by seutl 8. E. GILBERT A CO. V. SO MM A lOO BMMS BKST quality, for sale by 8. E GILBERT A CO. BVJirMMBMUS WI.VMi O W SA SB, 9 Glass, Nails, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Prunes, Rock Candy, Dried Beef, Oysters, Sardines, Alum, Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copperas, Madder, Extract of Logwood, lnd'go. Cream Tartar, Soda, Bedcords, Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of all kiuds, Nutmegs, Lemou Syrup, i Ginger, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mustard, I Matches, Pepper Sauce, Spanish Moss, Stone Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds. Fancy - Soaps, Starch, Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Cap, Note, and Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Teas, Gmphir, Saltpeter, etc., etc. A supply of thu above kept constantly on hand, and for sule at the lowest prices by S. K. GILBERT A CO., septl No. 4 Sycamore street. '(L TAMCMl.i6o BOX KS BMJST OVJLity for sale low by 8. E. GILBEBT dt CO. BWR halm: A tiOOMM M'lBK M? BOO M? Safe, small sire, cheap fer cash at JAS. L. SPALDIHU'S, septl Corner Main and First. O.VAI- JIST MJV TM.1IK.-BVK, Rye, Rye. Just received and for sale at tho cheap cash Btore of li. 8. HUSTON A CO., Finy bushels of Bye Seed. septl fJTI OBOMBS" TJ MKJV' A T MjtM y for Hardware and Debts. JACOB SKAUB A SON, septl -4 w No. 74 Maiu street. TMVMi.-.ltOBRI.L K f'O.VIVVfi. on beg to Huuuiince licit tney nave receiv ed a full supply of ALL THK BOOKS to be used iu the schools iu the eusuing term, and solicit the support of their friends and the public, which they endeavor always to merit. augl DOBELL A CONYNGTON. o.n k y M.yu Me ob p iv v America. A Toy calculated to keep the boys during rainy days quiet at home, aud at the same time to predispose them for useful mechanical emplwymeut, is in the shape of Toy Toolchests of different si.es, in store and for &alu at tie Hardware Store of GEO. S. SONNTAG A CO., an. 17 Main st . inst below the Branch Bank. N.Y. MILLINERY STORE. BRONNER & BROS., No. 7. First St., bet. Maiu A Sycamore, EVAXSl'lLLH, INDIANA. CALM, i'Ol It MAB TMCMJLA B WW attention to our full and complete stock of Milliuery Goods, sucb as Ready-Made Silk aud Velvet Bonnets, Straw Bonnets, Flats, Scoops, Bonnet Ribboul and Velvet Ribbons of nil widths Silks, Satins, and Velvets, French and Atneiican Flowers, Blonds, Edging, Laces, Uoucacs, and a great variety of Head-dresses, Coifures and Nette. lieing connected with one of the largest importing bouse (No. 2S71 and 299 Broadway, New York city,) where we import most of our goods direct from Paris, we have therefore better facilities for obtaining goods and styles, than any house ont of New York. We ask country merchants and milliners throughout the West, baviag formerly supplied themselves either at Louisville or Cincinnati, or at the Eastern markets, an respectfully Invited to stop and call in to inspect and compare our prices at any rate before goii g East Please give us a trial and you shall be couvinced. Bleaching and Pressing dene for the trade. aug.'sS ms It RON NEK A BROS. WJKATHEBS! K Mi AT H Mi US OD m II, s. new Feathers, just received and tor sale at SCUAPKER A BL'SSING S, aug-8 No. 49 Main street. OM.CTMO.y OK tlTBATM OKAMAtJ9 uisia. I wish to call tho attention of physicians aud tbe public to this agreeable purgative, which is prepared .rrni iu my store. Jt is decidedly saperior to auy article that is manufactured iu the East aud sent here, as Its qualities are destroyed by ae. WM. BIEKBOWER, Druge"t. aug-"' W Main st., Washlntn Block. rjnO M-I'BMKl- THK BM.OOMI, VSMt M Kennedy's Medical Discovery. It is the Ikjbi prepar ttieii ill the world for that purpose. "or sale by WM. BIEKBOWER, Draggjat, aup'J.; No. 78 Waihingtoa Block. tTL.iMJAM.g.-0 WAX MOB KBVMT fans.- A large supplv tust received by WM. B1KKBOWEK, aug.'i No. 7s Washington Block. WA 'S MJ' T I At K. B O S K H Bros, are now receiving and ojieuing their seasonable ,tmk of FALL AND WINTER OOoDS, which will ISJ very extensive and beautiful. Their prices will tavoraldy COSH pars with any house iu the city. They respectfully invite the Indies and all customers in general to i k 11 at their stand. No. 30 Main street. (aug.22) ROSER BROS. AiHE, Prin KKSE, CHKKSK 3 BOXES nie v . R. Cheese, lust received ana lor sale by ( H AS. Mi JOHNSTON, aogxii Posey Block. BRW WHITE A'ASH.--'i!i HALE bbls lust received and for sale bv 2 CUAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey Blo.;k aug2 XI. A f LA MU i TMKBCKS EBMAIM: Leaf Lard just rrcciviHl, and for sale at aiigri NO. at MAIN ST. too SACHS EBMAIE WHMTE Wh.at Flour for sale at the lowest, now selling at S2.T5 per sack, at jul25 COOK LANG LEV'S. rTnTvv furni TOR EST 0 R E m JTST OPENED BY THK JV TELL CITY FURNITURE CO. The largest and finest assortment of FCRNITl'KK AND CHAIRS of all kinds iu the oily, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, No. 5 Water st., next door to R. Barnes, EVANSVILLE, INI". F. Skoi.etzkv. Agent. Manufactory at Tell City, Iud. j june2."-Cm fMl O M J.M T A B T M C L M B ! ML In rcat variety, at the lowest price, at the New Drug Store of feb'2T N. S. THOMPSON. "jCKrvTi7J MOLMH. ! JT A suivrior article for Polishing all kinds of ! varnished furniture, at N. S. THOMPSON'S City Dnrg Store. au20 1ASHA.YI UM.ASS '2.UOO LMBH1S J sssorted si.e Window Sash; 125 boxes assorted size Window Glass, iu store and for sale low by auglS CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey Block B A 'BMMOML.-'0iTVMJMJji TM MA Lard Oil just received at THOMPSON'S City Drug Store. WBIVE'lES, ;Aisi!P, ICe.M doe:i asM sorted sizes just received and for sale by anglO C3AS. McJOHNSTON, Posey Block. MM, 1 1-1' ME-OPE.Y HIS CLASSES WW iu Drawing and Painting ou Monday, September M His instructions embrace all the different styles of Oil, Pastel, aud Water color Painting, and fhe various braticlu-s of Drawing, such as Landscapes, Figures, and Architectural designs. Those wishing to take lesson-, will ; call at his room in tbe rear of the tun Bvitni Gallery, No. s.O Main street. aug30-lmd A-iOAL OML.-ME "OV WAJST A W-S good article of Coal Oil, call at THOMPSON'S New Drug store. He has just received a fresh supply of Extra Refined. augio B CSTBECEiV-EMI. ' 7Mf ooz Meal Sieves, 25 ' Wheat Kiddles, 15 ' Moulders' do GEO. S. SONNTAG A 0., atiglT No. 10 Main street. MBA TMiJYT ,H E II I CM.A'E SA L L B iud of Patent Medicines that are worth having can be found at THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. aucSU MILL'S A l.y'i OE M'AMAT b'e NEW DKl'G STORE, 59 Maiu

MtS ELLANE0US.

Insurance Co., OF NEW TORE. Office 112 and H i Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ASSETS JULY Is', 1860 fl.OOO.OPo. The Home Insurance Company insnres against Loss or Damage by Fire on Dwellings and tbeir contents, for a term of from 1 to 5 years on the most favorable terms Stores, Stocks of Merchandize, Warehouse, Produce, Manufactories, and all insurance property, at fair and equitable rates aud on INLAND NAVIGATION and transportation risks as low as tbe nature of tbe insured aud the Company will warrant. Adjuttins all losses fairly, and promptly 1-aylng them. CUAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't. A. Y. WILMABTH, Vice. Pr.s't. J. Milton Smith, Secretary. Jobn McGCE. Ass't Sec'y. . replications made to and policies issued by A. C. HALLOCK A SON, Agt's, ang'J5 Marble Hall Buildings, Main street. "HERTFORD " FIRE INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810! CHARTER P K K V K T I A L . With a Successful Business Kxperience of Fifty e a x s. Cash Capital 500,000.(10 Capital and Surplus, 19u,'JSi; i Insurance agaiust Loss or Dsuisgo by Fire, ou Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Mer- j chnndise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds of property, can be edected in this Company upon as -favorable terms as the nature of tbe 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, i Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, Ac, S.c, contained i therln, for a trim of years at LOW rates of preml i OFFICERS: T C. Allyn, Secretary. H Huntington, Prea't. C. C. Lyman, Ass't Sec'y. W. N. Bowers, Actuary. I 1. Alexander, Ueneral Agent tor lh- Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent tor the Western and South Western States, Culambtu, Ohio. Applications for insurance may be made to the undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the Company. A. C. HALLOCK Jt SON, Ag'ls. Orvica : Maible Hall Building, Main street. augi-2m INCORPORATED 1847 O i t y F ire compy -OFHARTPORD, CONN. Capital. $250,000. WAITE, Sec y. C. B. BOWEBS, Pres't. S. H PRICE, General Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS $327,540. This Company insures against loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings and their Contents, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchaudize, and all insurable property at as reasonable rates of premium as any other solvent aud reliable Company, Aeljwfiny Love fairly and paying thetii proip0y. Applications made to and Policies issued bv A. C. HALLOCK & SCS., Marble Hall Buildings, Main St., aug'il-o'ms EVANgviLLB, Ind. Tobacco Agency, VOR MANUFACTURERS OF THIS CITY, BY J. G. SAUERS & CO. WOWE HA VE OJS HA.VH A EM.YE WW lot ef Manufacturers' Tobacco and aro receiving daily from the factory, vi..: SUl'ERIOU BRIGHT lb LL'MI', BLACK HAWK BRAND IN lot) lbs BuXK, 8UPEKIOB 4 OZ. LUMP IN CADDIES, FIVE LUMP IN BoXESOF 100 lbs. Made from selected Kentucky and Missouri leaf. Also all brands of Cigars, ftoni halt Spanish lo a superior article of CHOICE S PANI S H, i Made of nure Havana Leafthe celebrated CEVANTERS, not to be teal it equaled. We iuvite dealers to call and examine tbe stock i before bnyiug, as we will sell at the lowest rate. AL LIS 4 HOWES, Agents, I ang.'JH-tira Water street. Deai'ness CTurocl DRS. SMITH & WOOD, AT THE WASHINGTON HOTEL Home Testimony. , To thk liF.ii . - Having been troubled with daf- : . , . is ru intanoy. 1 called upon DRS. SMITH A , WOOD, and, from an itji ..'-,. C. LuMtL's C Class. Those desiring further Information in regard to this interesting rase are at liberty to call npon me ! at my placo of business, No. 5 Flrst-st.. Evans- ' Title. F. M. Selluak. liaving for eeveral years been troubled with a partial deafness in my left ear, I called upon Drs. Smith & Wood, from whom I received immediate relief. (angS3-dwtf ) B. A. Coos. Torro ECaxite FEMALE COLLEGE, TERHE 11 A UTE, 1XD. rjBlHE MALL 8E88MOJV OK THMS M Institution will commence on Wednesday, the 5th of September uext. Terre Haute, the site of this College, is one of the most beautiful cities of the West, aud is both accessible and healthy. Tbe Col es is located iu tbe South part of the city, and is free from the noise aud bustle of the town. The grounds ate extensive t8 acres.) and taste tuily ornamented Tbe buildings are new and are admitted by all visitors to be the V lii eat and beat Arraugtit of any iu tbis country, East or West. They ate warmed by steiui and lighted by gas. Tbe apartments for each two yonng ladies consist of a parlor 12 by 1ft feet, elegantly furnished, and a good slued bed-room opening out of it, and tbe accommodations need only be seen to be elkoeen at once, by Mich as are seeking a od bosrdiug school. The Faculty (12 lo 16 Proreeeoia and teaobers) are aa able aad experienced Board. Tbe apparatus tor the illustration of bne Natural Sciences is abundant, aud consists, In part, ol a fine retracting Telescope, e;natorially mounted in an observatory jon erected ; Microscope, Matfia Lantern, Electrical Teieamph. H, Ac. Weekly scleutiSe lectures are delivered before the students. Tbe Music department is a prominent feature of the College, tlteie being a setaratn building known as thoMusic Academy building, under the charge of faithful a::d experienced teachers. The expenses per annum, tor board in the family of the President, with all the teaching, tuition in any of the studies of tbe regular course, rooms furnished, fuel, light and waslltmt-F226. For particulars Of a catalogue, address Rev. John Covert, Torre liaiite, mu. Any person wishing to see a lithograph ol the College uhi do eo by calling at the Library Rooms. JOHN COVERT, rTe-JJeut. August 11th, : - i iu jw

MISCELLANEOUS.

WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS AT $1.50 per Sett Complete. J, A. SMITT& CO., 118 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, MWmMLL MBO.lt TBMS MMATMS, KVBWW nish the WIDE AWAKE UNIFORM , complete, and of the very best quality, consisting of the Water Proof Cape and Cap of the same material, with Tri-Colored Silk Band. Also, tbTorch Lamp with Staff and Flag attached, all I ready for use at the extreme pros of $1.50 per I Sell. Our improved facilities fer aiauufai luring these I goods, and the immense demand tor them, induces ua to offer them at the above low price. CAMPAIGN MEDALS. We have a large supply of LINCOLN AND HAMLIN MEDALS ; also, those of all the other candidates, which we areselliug by theduzeu, hunI dred or thousand at New York prices. Terms cash ou delivery here or by Express. auglS-laj J. A. SMITH A TO. NJlWtlVERY STABLE. E B . CROSS, O.V ( AJS'AL, BET WJBKJV SKOJ'MM and Third streets, has opened a LIVLItY ! STABLK, and solicits a share f public patruMp i age. Horses kept by day or week, j anglS WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, No. 6 First Street, between Main and L.icust. 'BB-W-K OKKKB TO TUB MUBLti WW Wheel.-r Wilson's Improed Sewing Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits aa tbe 1-est and inoet reliable family sewing machiue now iu use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes tbe lock stitch impossible to unravel, with the .essential advantage of beiug alike ou both sides, forming no ridge or chain on the under side ; is simple iu i-on-struction, more speedy in movement, and more durable than any other machine. We give full instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on the same machine, and warranted for three years. Woalsokeep on constantly hand a full assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the highest Btanding East and West, giving prices, Ac, will be fnruishod gratis, on application in person or by letter. fel.Slv F. M. SKLLMAN e CBK.ys,intMCBEJVS -AO MtOX. Spring Chickens Jnst received from canal, am! lor sale at ang3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY liROCERV. MCtOMtBBJVT. THE tAKLL BJITM lVV MV Store, lately owued aud occupied by Michael Gttvisk, deceased, as a grocery and provi.luQ store, corner of Main and Fourth streets. Thera i a first-rate smoke bouse attached Lo tbe store. Apply to John Gavisk, or WM. It.MIM, Jr. julyt-dwtf rr aaaTa LBS f K I .M K CmfHTTM I Butter for sale cheap at augS NO. II MAIN T. BT O S, aTVH8. 1 UU MM O Z. M-BE SM Mlf Eggs tor sale at ug:i ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. If MATE WHEAT EL BUB. -SO sacks German Mills just received, and for sale at augil ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. mm A a E B ' s choc olate A.y'At MM Cocoa, 25 lbs. Chocolate; 25 lbs. Cocoa; just received and for sale at aug;i ELLIOTT S FAMILY GROCERY. W r ' FVFPYRODY RUN HERE WVST BECEM VKU AT THE CHEAP M Cash Store of R. S. Ruslou A Ce., the follow ing : 4(H) bnshels A No. 1 Corn. .UK) do do Oats Rye, M do 4 tnus 4 do 6i bnalisls For sale cheap for cash street. do I do for Bran. ShipstalT. New Timothy seed. . So at the feed store on Wate r B. 8. B13T0N A CO. August Lllh. mw l. AoEjyrsoj, bo'obmim WIM. ER AND JtfgfSi DldllR I)1)UK AlilllUlALlUU'ls First St.. bet. Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. tt & Blank Books ruled, paged aud made to order of the beet paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound In any style. JelO-dAwtl apTad dr. ess to friends"" rBWE lJVMME B SM tJJYK MM WO I' LII M reeja-i ttully Inforsa his friends aud fellowritieus, that ho has this day commenced bufiuess for himself at the well known staud of Jobu M. App. I have just received a very nice and well selected stock of Ladies', Blisses', Beys', aud Children's Shoes of every style and of the best ijuallty. Hoping that by strict attention to business and the manufacture and sale of a No. 1 article of Sheas and Boots, I will merit the Mttriuage ot my uew as well as old friends. Ladles' and Gents' Boots, Gaiters and Shoe of all kinds made to order iu tho neatest style and at the shortest notice. Give your old friend Mc. a trial. A. C. McDEVITT, No. &! Maiu street, Evausville, Iud. junel.l-tf . MBMtUEO SPBMJVtJS TBJ- PM.Y M. Allej. The proprietor of the Pigeon Springs begs leave lo inform the public that he has recently erected and cempleted a fine Ten-Pin Alley. 'I he Springs are situated but one mile from Main street. City of Kvausville. a goat distance for either a walk or a drive. Tbe waters of the Springs possess unsurpassed medical pcupsrllas, and iHValids and other would do well to resort lo tbeia. 'j here are also bath wo the premises, and the grounds are tieatUif'utly shaded with tree, and surrounded with a salubrious atmosphere. WM. BATES, Proprietor. N. B. An omnibus runs regular l three times a day to and from the city. jnly2 OLD F1RMIN BUSTiM ess "again. FB1ME VJS'MAKBSMO.YKII WISH TO M inform tbe public in general aud the rest of mankind in particular, that tLey have bought out the Feed business of Mr. J. C. Dusourhet, and that they aill lie prepared from this time to fill all orders for FEED and SEED of any kind. Our Mr. B. S. Rts,'oN having formerly been engaged very successfully in the business lor over one year, but called away to England upon family business, has returned to his old stand was be will at all times be pleased to see his old friends and former customers and all other, anil fill their orders for anything Iu onr line, with promptness and satisfaction. Feed delivered free to any part of the city. july20-tf R. 8. RL'STON A CO. OHXJ LAW, M. K. aStiifs, (Notary Public LAW & ANTHE S, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, GENERAL COLLECTION AND BE4L ESTATE AGENTS. Office No. 87 Main stroet, opposite the Court House. Evausville, Indiana. maylli-dAwly PABMT8OPTtTBAVK 5 e bbls. iu perfect order, just received ier steamer E. H. Fairchild, for sale bv juueSO 8. K. GILBERT A CO jntBESH KiitS AWH BTTEB.-A Ml choice lot ju?t received and for sale by chas. .acjuitasTos, july27 Posey Block. a oi it y . ijVis:: o WKIJ& MMEStBOVS TO BEUVCE MM my preset t stock, in order to MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GOODS, I will, for THIRTY DAYS, sell Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices ! My stock, is still large, and comprises an elegant variety of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Adapted to Ihe ceasou and the wants of the people. Tlie Ladios Particularly will nn I large assortment of RICU ASV Hi: A VVIFVL I'RLSS HOODS, i Which can be bought at very low figure at No. 5 I MAIJi STREET. ! aus4 WM. M. tl .Xt-AX. IVolksbote copy j

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

N O T I C E TO mmOTMCE TO TAX-I'Al'KBS w Notice is hereby given to th Tax-Pavers or the City of Evausville, thit I have received frun the Clerk of the Common Council tbe Tax Duplicate for the year I MO, and that I am now ready to receive the Taxe contained on said duplicate Mv Office is No. 89 Main street, ia the Weshinaton Hotel buil linu, second door lielow Third st URLSHAX UEDDEKICU. URl" Collector. atio b p obatmojv jitbtmceZZ J. Order tor Stone Curbing. Sent. 1, isot). Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by Ihe Common Couucil of the City of Evanevtlle, that tbe owners of the following lots, leiu -corner lots situate on Eighth street, beteen Lo ciist and Division streets. Basts g.xsl stone cnrbin to be placed upou the side walks or Mi i iots for ' distance of twenty feet, that is: ten feet iu each direction from the c irncr, via; : Lt t So. 12 in Block No. 52, Li t. IS end 21 in Bluck 5;;, Lots 11 and 20 in Blork No. M. and Lots 11 aud 2d in Block No. ' ' alt in the Eastern i'nlsrflssiHinj . and Lois : and 12 iu Bloi k Nn. 1, end Lot 1 and 12 iu Block No. 2; all iu tbe lYmctnt Eulargement of sai l city, within thirty days Inun the publication of tbis order. p. BLUICE, Clerk. Clera' Office, Sept 4. lMt;o. m SI'PPM,E.tlE.T TO A.V OB BM. (finance t se I January 18, 1S'8, entitled, j Au ordinance to Peqalra fines and cts for brealdle of tb Ordinance tbatlMyi) lie sntts- ! lied by lal.-r, if le t pn'dor .. vicl." rasseri rv-pteniiier 1st, ISiUi. Seeiioa 1. Re it ovdaine.l by Ihefjassaios Council of the Ci v of Evausville, that whenever In pnrsu ance of tbe pro vis ions of the said ordin.nte of January IA, LSoS, any erson sl.ull lie required to psff Tin any labor, in salisfacfinn of any iudgment rendered against him for tho wolatioo of suy orliuance of the Oitr, mich persob may ire rjlred to pe riot in Bin h llsir mulr the supervision of any eisot: who may lie appointed ! y the Muw ; and tbe peroii so appointeil shall have all the now and authority c nt-rred upon the Mayor anil Street Commissioner by the second si lion ot said Oi in anre. tset.tl) W,H. BRKK, Mayor. g lO BPO M A I ,-U T I t Mi. ' W. ' Onfei r..r Hi ii-k Side W..II; . Se.j I, 1; And now it H b. r. bv onii ie I and diie. t. d, by the Common Ottvnrtl ot lbs Oftv of Kraesviile. that the owners of all 'ol- . i part, of lo.s fronHn on oi adjoin i i f the north -teet i.ie of Water sii.ei. from Kim to Pine Mini ra sail city, cause lbs side walks thereon lo ! brohghl t the propel gnele, an I that they cause a shie-walk of Class No. 1 lob. laid down Ibrreon wiibm ibuty dayfroiu the publication of t tit- order. I'. ItLUKE, Cleil.. Ob rk's iiftlcc, Sept. 4. t-uo. ATI O B P O H A T I .V .v o r I C MC . iiriier lor tire k sate yyaik. I ounclt ithaRlber, Sept. 1st, I8Ml And nun it i hereby ordtied and directed, by the Common t'oOnril of the I'iiy ,,i Evausville. that the owner- ftf all lota or parts t lots froi ling on or adjoining the south-east side ot Piue slieet. lioui Water hi Firal lassa. said city, cause tn- side walks I hen on u , brought lo ihe tro.er j;rady, and that they cause a Side-Walk of Class No. 1 to Ui laid doli tlien on within thirty da .-s from tho pu!ilicati.. i ol tinorder. P. BURKE, C! I;. City Clerk's Otllre. Sepf 4. IM. AlORPOBA T I es.V ,V TICK. - WLs' Onler for Hi ick Side.unlk. Council Charuh.e , S. pt. I. latxi. Aud now it in hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City ol Kvausville, that the owners of ll Lot or part , of Lots troutlnrf on or adjoining the north side of Carp-oter street, in front of Block No. 1 Caraenjei Place in said City, cause the side-walks nfefa i to be brought to the proier grade, aud that Ihey caoe a side-walk of Class No. 1 to lie laid djvvn thereon, witbiu thirty days from the publication of tbi order. p. BCRKE. Clerk. city Clerk s ottice. Sept i. RM WwOTMCE TO O.y'TBACTOHn. w The Coininou Council of tUa Cn I Evausville will receive sealed prop jsals until Septumb-o 25th, 1SG0, for grading the alley extending from Locust to Waluut stre,-ts. and situate betareen Fhird and Fourth streets in said irv. P. BCltKE, Clerk. Sept 4, l mmoTici-; to o.tbai tubs. W W Franklin Street Sewer. The Common Conn - cil of the City of Kvansville will receive scale 1 proposals until Si pteniber 8th, ltttiu, for the construction of a Sewer under Franklin street, Latnaeco, from a point one hundred feet west of Fill ton Avenue, to u point ten leet East of Thud Av enue. The contractor, to furnish the Materials and do the work according to plan and wpt-cillca-tiout on file in this office, slid payment to bo mad i npon the completion 0T the work lu City Bond Hue in one rear, and Hearing interest. P. BL'KKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, August 2!th, 1801). mmoTicE to c o jvt baTctb b m. Wf W The Common Council of tho City of Evansville will receive sealed proposals until the Iflth day of September, I860, for sradinc, guttering and macadamixing Main stroet, from a point near the Can a! to ths upper liue of Eight street the contractu! to furnish all the materials, aud do the work agre iabl to plan and specification on til" iu to is otTic P. B0KKK, Clerk Clerk's Office, August 27th. 18o. FALL TRADE 1860. bh-h'd j. com me a. wm. wobmav. CONNER & WOnMAN, IKfff OL ESALH HEALERS JV WW Boots asd Shoes, No. Oil Pearl street, be-1 tween Vine aud Race streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Keep a largo stock of rnstoin and Eastern work which I40ffereu to the trade at lowest prie.es. allg2l-.'!md jr ILL A.y'll CMBCVLAR SAWS. 9fM. Anew stock ot Mill and Circular Saws Rowlands ft Woodrongh and McParlttis' bran I 7, 7i and 8 feet. Circular Saws from a to 60 inches Iu store aud tor sale at GEO. S. bONNTAG A CO.'S, I augl7 No. 10 Main street . I B ESSOJS'S MJV .111 SIC.. -THE I BA dersigued would respectfully Inform the citizens of the city that hn is prepared to give Msutis dn music, on the Pinno or other Instruments, to sll who mav favor him with thulr natrons?. Instruments of all kinds tuned and put In ordui He will also aslact Instruments for those who are ot Judges themselves and desire to pur. hasu ou reasouable terms. Besldence on Sycamoie street, between Hocund I and Third streets. julyll CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS I'll. II A AS, naving leased tbe rooms formerly oi cupied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, oppo. site the Post Office, fur a series of years, would i pei ttully solicit the citizens of Evanav ille aud the snrrotindiug towns and Country, visit bis rooms and see the specimens on exhibition, whether lb.-, need tbe services uf a Dentist or in t. Since the issuing of his last circular and advertls uteut, over a year since, several improvementa and new Inventions bave been mad, of which he has availed himself, and allows nothing that will subserve the Interests of bis patients, to pass uii secured. Mi- facilities are better and establishment larger, without doubt, thar any other in tur State, and eual feany in Eastern cities. All tbos who need Dental operations performed, and ale pleased with his work, shall be attended to with great pleasure. The following are the styles of work manufactured by him: Coulinuoiis Gum; Block or Oarvsd Work; Vulcanite Ilase; (' ralite; Amber; Cheoplasttr; Gold aud Silver work. Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness of the continuous gum work. It is without a seam or crevice. 'hecks th.it aro snnkcu can bo restores! to nearly their original contour by this style of work, aud also by the use of tho Vulcanite, Coral -itr, and Amber Base. Tbe latter styles, for lightness and adaptation to difficult mouths, excel utiycols anything we have ever seen. He has several ana'Sthetirs for alleviating pain w heu extracting testh. They are perfectly barm -less. The mont delicate can havo them applied He does uot advertise anything he cannot do, nor exhibit anything not made by himself. Parents should consult the health and biautycf their children by having tbe Dentist direct tbair second dentition, thereby piouuciug symmetry ami health to those invaluable organs. Irregularity of children's teeth coirected sue. ceesfutly. Those having decayed teeth, should either hav them extracted or lillfd at once (the latter If pe. sible). Thv health of the parties and tho remaining teeth demand this. BMr I take pleasure in introducing Dr. Haa-i, my successor to thf old rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit . able From tnj' intercourse with the Doctoi, I am pleased to And him one of the progressing , possessing taste anu high professional ability am: standing. With this view, I can, with safety, rticoin mend bim to the community as a skillful ed competent dentist. (may28) KIVETT. Good luck Needed for Young Beginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER & NIEHAUS nflHMSSEMR.k HAS JtfST RECRMfB ed a bran-new stock of Dry Goods, consisting of a great mauy articles In their line, loo numerous to nam, which are now opeu for inspection, and will i el tain ly be sold cheap for cash at then alee, i M . . MILLER A NIEUACTH