Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 7, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 September 1860 — Page 2

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SATURDAY ! N fc .SF.PIF.M8Ki: U i PEOPLE'S TICKET. rOK PRBSIDBXT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN or Illinois. 5"Thb People of tbss United States are tee rightfcl Masters or both cokubesseb and cochts, hot to overthbow the cosstitctios, bct to overthrow the Mes wh3 Pervert the Coustitctiok." Abraham Lincoln. FOB VICE FRESIDEHT, HANNIBAL HAMLIN or mm. " I Love my Couktby more thax I Love my Pabty." Hannibal Ilamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Elector f rft Stat at Large. WILL CUM BACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. Uittricf Electors. 1st District Cvrns M. Allen, of Knox. 2d District- Jl.bii W. buy, ot Clarke. Sd District Morton C. Hunter, of Monro. 4tb District John H. Farquahar, of Krankliu. ttb Datrict Nelson 1 rusler, of avette. th District- beiibeti A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th District John Hanoi, of Putnam. 4th District Sauiucl A. Huff, of Tlpicana. 9th District James N. Tjner, f Miami, l'-tli District Isaac Jenkinaon, if Allen. 11th District Lavid u. Daily, of Uuutingteu. FOB CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT, c? SPENCER CuCNTY. FOR COMMON PI.EAS JUDGE, In the District composed of Vanderburgh, Warrick. Posey and Gibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF POSEY CoUKTY. FOB JOIST REPRESENTATIVE To the General Assembly, or the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh, JOHN R. HUGO, of Posey county. OpposilionState Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, U't '" '"! v c i a vp . r t, name ; (, . it i u. i. a , o uiuu ifuiuci J .

reseur.j rVOB LIICTES4ST Wt fcRX.lt, V E R P. M U RTUN, of Wayne. Jtt- FoR SECRETARY OF STATE, JtyjrJL A M A. t'EELLE, ot Randolph. YyT' FOR TREASURER OF STATE, jONATHAX S. HARVEY, of Clark. VjpT ' " FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY' GENERAL, JAMES I). JONES, of Vanderburgh. FoR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. Foil CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN PAUL JUNES, of Lagrange. FOB FUPEHINTEN DENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIOK, MILES J FLETCHER, of Putnam.

Hon. Thomas Corwin's Sneech At EeansvUU, Sept. 8, 1860. About two thousand people assembled at the ro3trum prepared for the purpose in Blackford's Grove, in the eastern part of this city, on the afternoon of the 6th inst., to hear a speech from Hon. Thomas Corwiu of Ohio. After vocal and instrumental music, Mr. Corwin was introduced by Mr. William T. Page. After three cheers were given for the " Wagon Boy," the speaker proceeded to adlrcss the meeting in substance as follows: Ho commenced by acknowledging bis embnrraMOieut in appearing before an audience who were entire strangers to him. If he were in Ouio he would understand the peculiarities of public opinion, but here it was otherwise. He didn't know the feelings of most of bis audience, but would rather they were his opponents than Republicans, because be could do more good in talking to them. He said he intended to deal with the Presidential candidates whom he opposed in perfectly respectful terms ; also with their followers ; but their principle he woold comment on freely. He gave the audience notice that he should talk tn them in alt seriousness, and not as a mere stump orator. It was the duty of himself and of every other man to regard the great privilege of choosing their rulers, as the highest duty in the world, to be exercised with great care. Political meetings were therefore solemn occasions, w here men ought not to meet to triumph over each other, butlikean assembly ot brothers, to consider the best maimer of disposing of a lttrye estate wbkb had been left them. L'it.zeus should all meet together, and not in separate meetings, each party by itself. They should argue with ench other candidly and fairly. Freedom bus corue through a long line of illustrious ancestry and ought to be transmitted to posterity unimpaired. Our frequeul divisions ot opinion on public questions tire caused generally bv the unholy Ambition of designing individuals. There neid not be so much dilferi nee on fundamental principles if we would calmly exj amine into great political truths. Public discussion degeuerates into angry disputation. No great public good can result from such means ot settling controversies. Every four years men are disposed fo examine tor themselves tu,d they ought to do it dispassionately. Much complaint is made against our public men and not without reason. We watch our public oSiiers, criticize them, and justly, because we have deposited in their bands the power of the people. Do we consider sufficiently bow we act in creating Presidents? The power which creates the men in the backwoods cabins is greater than the power created the man in the White House. The latter has only a factitious pre-eminence. The difference between high and low in this world is only factitious. The good man is the high man : the bad man the low one. We ought to act in choosing our Presidents as if we were acting for time and eternity, and not as if it were a matter of little importance. We ought to act earnestly, and not vote for a man because he is our friend or neighbor, but consider wb 't are his principles, and what effect our vo.es will haTe upon the welfare of 30,000,000 of people. 1 make voting a matter of conscience, aud in convincing myself and others, talk to the reason and do not indulge in crimination and re-crimination, nor denunciation. The spirit of avarice now-a-days is the dominant passion, and prevents men from paying proper attention to public affairs. Hence the standard of oar public men, is lowered. A spirit of enterprise is commendable, but be didn't like to see money boarded up just because it was mouey, without reference to the good it does. Men must understand principles or they can't vote intelligently. If the principles of the different parties were all alike, it was folly for item to meet together that day. There was a wide difference. The principle of one party are tuo same as th Je of Isle fathers of the government who made the Constitution, and all the other parties bad departed from thoae principle. His

audience had beads given them to reason : with. H" aiked them to exercise tin ir reasotting faculties for rbeen wives and ';ot be I led by the nose by o:hr; -. Tie Speaker

then went on to prove tiiao .he Keouo. .can luirty was the party bohfing tba principle of the fathers. He a-ked any of his hearers to correct him ifbe was in error in any of , his statement. What are the doctrines of the Repnhlicnn I party 1 There was one great question now : agitating the public mind the extension or ; non-extension ot slavery. It ought not to i be here, but had been forced on us by others. All tbe Republican party proposed to da wag to keep their hand entirely free from the institution. The constitutional rights of the State must be preserved intact. Lb', the States where slavery exists do as they please with it, while we fulfill our constitutional obligations in regard to the return of fugitives. Nothing further than this is in tbe j Republican platform, so far as the States are concerned. He alluded to Mr. Breckinridge's complaint that the Fugitive Slave Law was nullified. He undertook to say that that law was as well executed in the North as any other on the statute book. In regard to mobs to prevent its execution, there were mobs in other matters. He had known men to be ruined in Ohio for resisting that law turned out ot bouse and home. Does Abolitionism lurk under the Republican party? Mr. Breckinridge has made some charges of this kind, because there were a few extreme men in tbe Republican party. Does Mr. B. wish to be judged by his own rule. Because there are some fireeaters aud disunionists in the Breckinridge and Douglas parties, do they consider themselves disunionists ? Vet they make charges of abolitionism aerainst us on as flimsy ground. Mr. Corwin indignantly disclaim-, ed being an abolitionist. If at y man wants to see me commit assault am! battery (said he with a serio-comic air) let him call me one. There were the fewest imaginable Abolitionists in this country such men as Wendell Phillips, Win. Lloyd Garrison and Ge.rrit Smith so few that $50 had been donated by Gerrit Smith to print all the election tickets that will be needed to vote for their candidate for President Gerrit Smith. They are all down on Old Abe Lincoln ; Phillips calls him ihe "slave hound of Illinois." They bestow on him every opprobrious epithet that their rich knowledge of language enables them to use. Breckinridge has said tho Fugitive Slave Law is not curried out in the North. It is belter executed in every State, said Mr. C, than the law aguinst the infernal Slave Trade in the South. He denounced in withering terms this piratical business, and said death was the proper punishment of those who carried it on. He acknowledged that they generally went from the forth, but their hellish traffic was carried on at the South and there it ought to be punished, but was uot. Yet it was as unjust to charge every Breckinridge aud Douglas rumi with being slave traders, as to call the Republicans abolitionists, and say they interfere with slavery in the States where it exists ; as unjust to do th9 as to chaigu ail the humau race with being murderers, because Cain killed Able. 'I hese accusations against his party were slanderous. The Republican would die by their real principles, but would not interfere with slavery iu the States. They would rather march to the defense of their Southeru brethren if insurrection endangered them. The South were safe in the vicinity of over 16,OQ0,000 intelligent white people, to protect ihem from the horrors of civil war. It slavery extended indefinitely, and they were laid at the mercy of a vast and barbarous slave population who might rise in insurrection j against them, what would they do ? Or in I case Eugland ever declared war and sent i ber black regiments here, would not tbe I Southern slave join his brother negro and annihilate the whites without some aid ? Negroes would join our enemies in war ; white men wouldu't. Slavery was a great evil in this respect. Let the people imagine themselves a jury! The Republican pnrty proposes to prohibit slavery from going into the territories by law of Congress. 1 here is a question of power of law a question for every voter to decide. Does Congress possess the power ? If so, is it expedient to exercise it ? Mr. Corwin took the affirmative of both questions. Breckinridge and the South say Congress has power to protect, but not to prohibit. Douglas says it has no power on the subject, and if so, that it usurps it. Here the lawyers disagree, as they generally do, no two of them giving the Siime construction to a disputed point. How would you decide in a difficult case like this if you had doubts? Wouldn't you say that, if wise men for seventy years had decided that Congress had power to prohibit, and that it was expedient to exercise that power, and they had exercised it, your opinion would be in accordance with such precedent ? What did the makers ot the Constitution mean ? How did they decide on this question ? When we get their opinions and practices we know just where we are. Language is imperfect, but it is the only means we have of communicating what we mean. When we hear what au intelligent man has said we know w bat he means if he is not a liar. He knows better himself what he means than does anyoody else. Now let us see what those who framed the Constitution meant. Has Congress this power and does it exist in the Constitution? Was it meant to be put there ? The men who made it have expounded it. Many of those who composed the first Congress iu 1791 had been members of the Constitutioi al Convention. They were employed nearly a year iu the Convention in weighing carefully and discussing fully every word. The questiou was : How much of their sovereignty will the States give opto Congress? It had been decided by the Convention that ! Congress should possess the power under consideration, and in the Congress of 1791, ' composed in great part of the same men I who decided thus, this power of Congress ; under the Constitution was affirmed. The I Ordinance of 1787, prohibiting s'avery in : tbe Northwestern Territory, was distinctly recognized as valid by that Congress. And now in this year of grace 1860, men ; can be found who think they know better ' what Washington and his co patriots meaut ! than they did themselves! For such men be asked the prayers of the church. He j would advise any wives having such bus- ; bands to get a divorce immediately. They were not egotists but intaoe. And strange to say two or three candidates for the Presidency were in that condition 1 Douglas aud Breckinridge were two of them. To show that Congress was regarded as I having this power, he mentioned 'hat iu 1798 that body imposed a fine of $300 and a decree of confiacation of the negro, if any person should take a slave into the territory ; of Mississippi aud sell him or ber there. The I average value of a slave wag 300 ; so here I was a penalty of $600 for taking a uero iuto that territory for salt. In 18"!4 ar.o'ther similar law was parsed. The nero might be taken there aod held by the own er, out not sold, congress and no more power then than it has now. It worked under tbe same Constitution as now. It has the same power cov as then ; o more, uo less. And yet tbeae modern Constitution

al expounders think they know better w1m; : it means than the men who made if, and '

any Congre has no power! Ti'.o?e who j (rained the Constitution so careful. y We.it rijl.t on and prohibited slavery in the lerritoriea, and made other rules and regu'a- j tions for them. Which were rifcbt the framers of that instrument, or Messrs. Do Jg- ' '.as and BreckinHdpe? ' (continued to-morrow.) Bs?Gen. Lane hag been stopping in New York for several days. He left that city for Washington on Saturday, whence he i would immediately proceed to Indiana and commence stumping the State. He intends following up Douglas from the time he ;' emerges from the slave States, raid oat-Stomp him wherever he goes, while his ppQeagHM j Breckinridge, is to take the stump South, ' and endeavor to repair the m:schief done by the Little Sucker In that region. Ex. The Pope has great difficulty with his j Irish volunteers; he has been obliged to treat them difierent to to the Italian sotdiersand ; allow them coffee morning and evening, ' meat at dinnpr' and nine cents a day. Gen. : Lamorieiere has complained of them to their i officer, Maj. O'Reilly. It is intended to j give them some Austrian drill under Aus- ' trian sergeants. Thisdiscipline will either ! cool down the men or break up tTie brigade. I N I E W A O V ER TISEM EN TS. EUREKA BAZAAR Open for the Fall Campaign. gift OH tt BMJVOVK y HA VJK -V W MS recive.1 and got for tnepeetlea tha bulk of Ih'ir Vail monk, and SJatier ttViaylvee th.M they are la Stiape to ffer a belter aelecti u of Family Geoeeries, Provisb.n., Fiab, Woodea and Wllkiw Warr, than any other boa o in tha citv, and eballenge com i etiti 'ii in pricna and ijnalitv. BepUt "jTsTtTr H ti t JK I li it -AM Haiti's W th-oce It io t'offee. 4o pocketB L.irnira do, 21' puckeiaold J its du, l.OtU 11m Ko.st I 'off t A So. 1, by (.eptlt; COOK & LANGl.EY. am ii M J'JK l ft II tiZd H H Jtt JLtL Hyropa. 10 bbU Smart's New York standard A (.'rushed Sugir at 13- per t, 10 bbl Smart's NVw VorU Standard A Powdered Sugar at 133 per Iti,5 obbftlUMrt New York Standard AOranolated Mkir at 13c per tb, 5 bids Stnart'a NVw Yoik i lai -ifieO Pre-iei vmg Sugar at Xl'fr Pr tt, 5oo lbs extra large Loaf Bjarf S bbl- Mil trt'a Sugar ilonae Syi up at 00c ier gal., S bb'a Smart' Golden Syrup B Tie per gal., 5 bids Stuart's Extra Golden Syrup at hOc pel gal., 1 bbl Batcher's St. Loui Syrup at 90c per gal., 3 bbla Stuart'a Excelsior Gohlen Syi up the heat ever in Evansville market at SI per gal. For aale by I.WK i LANGLI.Y jt Vitls a i ait i.v um ts; M. Wino Vinegar. '20 btda Pure Cider Vinegar, warranted to keep Pickles aa firm aa when tlr-t made of onr own make. S bbls best White Wiue Vinegi.r, very strong, for aale by aepil CoOK A LANGLEY. 20 aoxts i.j wait svvi. very choice, VX) 11 Sultana Raiadi, 300 li. Cooking do, 3 caks Z .r.te Currants, - hOSBBS choice Citron, 0 boxes German Prunes, for aala by aeplU COOK LANGLKY. R UK hen ' H, COHJV aTJHCH, c. I Lbl Ki e I i. .ii-. for sate by pound, i i i i rn Starch, " Farina, " Sago, M T-pu-a, " Pearl Barley Spilt Peas, (.-ptU) At CO K LANGLEY 'S. ing.t t h k u k i., fj L.trajr, hkhGlfM ring, Jtc , tie 5 bids Ko.2 Mackerel, catch 1 -GO S bbls No. 3 Mackerel, catch 1800. I bl la extra Be Mackerel. 20 kitts extra mse Mnckerd, 2 bblaextra Salmon, catch ISoo, fS boxes new Herring, 2 bbla can- Herring, 10 kilt uew Uat ring. 1 , io lbs extru uew CoJfiah, Just received at the pt! 1 KFBEKA BAZAAR. -c a t x k m c ti tt i c n . T. Smi3 CheoBe. l.SOO ll prime W. ti. Butter, 2.CO0 ibi prime Leaf Lard, fur aale l y eptlt rnuK k LANGLEY. ettiHti aitt.ttt t.vunu -.rj. 1 cask Clear bide-, 1 ca-k bbouldere, 6 bbl liouvy Pickled Pork, for 5le bv eptlt COOK A LANGLEY. litis P U UK JJVIt t.t Itll.- J3 Laid, " . urown packing, iu stole and lor Bale by eeptU GEo. FOSTER Jt CO. (ao -I P v r-j-Z Li as. JP 25 boxe No. 1 Family aoap, in boxes Ersive Soap, T5 I . x .1, halve and quarbjre, Star Caodles, Z5 boxes tYiuter t.'an tie, Received aid for Bale by Brptlt OF.o. FOSTER . CO. mmji t.ei. sou HJBttti .'-?., a, w w sorted Wheeling an i Pittsburg, in Btore aodforaab by OKtl. FOSTER A CO. M. digo, 1 case Madras, received aud f-r a ile by aeptli GEO. FOSTER CO. mmltiti.ntf.-73 Uitx. JVt. 1 J.'2imLff haker Broou. in store aud for aale by feptH GEO. ULSTER . f 0. g-OOtttf, ttJtlM, tCc.-WU ItJlK Mi J mp full supply of Doors, Hah, Glass, Cemwnr, Plaster PariB aud Lime, which we are felling low to Ihe trade. GEO. FO.Yl'ERA Co., aeplli Corner Locust Btre. t aud Canal. OYSTERS! ff THE SEASON OPENED ! WJJH .VOW HKt Ptl'I.I'ft liJILi' M by Adams Express, the Celebrated Frcsb BALTI MORS OYSTERS. NEW YORK BAY SHELL OYSTERS, MILFoftD, HARLEM, OY.-TEB, DELAWARE BAY OYSTERS, W ARUASTEU FRESH! Put up wilh esp.cial caro and atteuon. Cns well filled, and free from shell. For aale by the case. half, ase and can. Great inducaments offered to dealer and cn-nmers. For Bale by J. Told), Solo Ac:-iit, rim ! tl. O. J. F. FELKER, Sole Agent, sepll4-tf No. IU7 Main-sr., Evan.ville, Ind. NEW FALL MILLINEKY; MRS. J. HASTINGS, W w next do- r to Bi trvltt'Sf re-ipect fully urn.'-uiicf to li-r frimle Md ihv tmd&m of Ehiib illo Htid rSefnltV i" gt-urm!, Xhtxt stio Ihm ju--t retnriiHil with her V'aXI rock cf Millioery and Fancy QtMxW, wtiicti i tha tnrcrt. tillrlt and most bam lit if III ever broogkl to 9hm city. She invites all to cfvo liar a call mid examitit her afoefc. ami thm fl;ittfr bcrrartf that ?ha wilt aide to paa all. b"th in tho quality xnd I rice i if iur gooda. eeptU Mr. J. HASTINGS. KJP LJItllI F .r sale at J V HOICK J HTMVIttt, CO K A LANOLEY'S. ew Dry Goods Establishment. rjflMJB t .yilKHffltJJy'PII, L.JTK OP Jl the firm of Roger Eros. A Co., begs leave to inform his friends and citnena of Eranaville and vicinity, that be -as Just returned trcm too East with, and is uow opening at tha capacious atore room, on First sti -et, one door south of Pres'on BroB , a splendid Block of Staple and Fancy Iry Goods, consirtipg ot everything from tha lowest price Mualiu to the Cneet Silk aud Dreaa Good the market affords. Iiaring l"a long acq nail-led with the busiueas. the ucdereigued Is aware that the csuso aystem i the or.lv eyateia wh'ch will Bti'ceed, aud therefore only "1 for ch. Prlc will be in accordance. Tbersf- ro, all in need of Dry Cfooda will call at the nes a ore tin First Btreet, whea. yen wiil get tbe worth 01 our uj-juev. Beeii'aiSfuHy, L. frkt. WiDE AWAKE AT UNIFORMS 31.50 per Sett Complete. J . A. SMITH & CO., 1 18 LA b E STBEET, CHICAGO. V ST. ,. FBO.1l THIS ItJTK. !'LB mW tiieh tbe WIDE AWAKE UNIFORM coejplete, nd of tbe very best qoalfty. . e : : of the Water Proof Cape and Cap of the far- ma terial, with Tri Colored Silk Baid. Alec, the T rvb Lamp with Staff ead Flag attached, all readv Sr u.e at tbv sarri-iae lev friyt cf SI. 50 per Our improved facilities f.r manufactories tbee tcoods, and the immense demand for thein, icducs ns to offer them ut the abuve. low price. CAMPAIGN MEDALS. We have a lane supply !' LINCOLN AND HAMLIN MEDALS; also.'tho-t of ail tbe otb-c andidate, w hich we arusolllug by tbe Ovsaso, kaa-dre-i or tbousauii at New York price--. Terms oa,tj 00 Jjltvery ben ir bv Kxp. jsb. augl.Vkni. J. A. 3M1TU A CO.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ZSxoa. B.ioe's This most norel, nrif'ja xwl Extraordinary Exiiibiiicn on Earth, will ixuitir trraasooa nh;ht, at Evansville, Friday & Sat'day, Sept. 2lat 2-'.!, rcmmenciiignii Friday niijht. ADMISSION 50 t'TS ; C UlLfliKJ. 26 CT5. Thia Mon'ter F-xlilLiiioii hjjpt.a Circua, nor a Manager, but a Oran-1 f x! o i-1 n of the VOXDERS OF XATl'RE AND ART. Inrlu.Hn? the Parflarmanca ot Illclilv Trained Armani-. Rcnarkahla Kxpjoita of Athlettc tower and Airiiitv. Ike Ke .1 nl IVim-ine anil Tiitt U..rs?. ami (Iran i HiMM-draBUUic SCtel ! Aui'.ng the principal fe.ttn: i.f the Gr at Show are A Performing Rhinoceros, Whirli 1 1-t .)P In the Arena, At. Elephant that Wa'kf t'aa Tlg'jt Ho;., aad othr Zjologieal Pbau jniti.s. Mad'lle. ELLA ZOYARA, the World ; a tieThe Gr. ati -t E piestrier Hi life renreaen tat ion of A GRAND T O V R A' A M E S T ef the mid.ile ares, uiol otlur rare novellies of equal attractive power. Upon cnteriog each place of exhibition MA OA ME ZOTAKA will drive the Band Team of from 12 to 20 Horses IbroofftJ the principol atreeta. Ti e entire Exhibition will bo found to consi-t ofan cmjtuallehM inray oftlegant. refliii d and slartliiiit woveltiea. OnjSee large, and -niali :l s riptive and pictorial MO. O HIc-I.AKEN, Sole Proprietor. Cuts. W'M.Nri:, Treasurer and Gen 'I Sup't. W. ". PRr"Tov, Coatrae'laal Agent. Tha arhola uuttr the snnecvision ol PAN B1CX. PALL TRADE- 1860. K'.eu'O J. CONN L 1. Vl)t. VtOttMAM. n p a .' a . i: n tM.il it k . t i. K it a -V WO ll-e.H .-d - V. NJ Pearl .1.. ;, between Vine and Kay e -.troeia, Cincinnati, OM Keep a large toctc of i-u-''. m and Kaatero work, which i-.itf -od to tlitj trade BtloweBit price ang21-3m 1 RUBY DIN IN G SA100N. No. 27 Lucnt sr., bet. l-'iia. A Second. 7mjrVj JT .11.1; N9VM0 -J.V QJtJL averytbl v. "' "eaeon i hero w ill be a FBEE OPKylSG tUBCtt On faturday, tie IStb. BptM-t Evamiviit.i; . rg.r 'BgartLLC it. it Co, i Kvsiwrille, fed., Sept. 18, I8S0 f rip in: j.v.vwi. jaxBVMJro of Jul Stockholders Iu this CouipHuv, for election of D'rect.os. At., will be hold at the Conrl II. use in lhociiy of CvanaviLU-, on Monday, Octobot M, prox , between the h ear ol Id o'cb ck a. m. and 4 o'clooa r v. It i older ol the Hoard. xpil'-id J. :: M i:TiN. s.k. jfji'icKi.'e tt po'bk .n t TiTiTtrf ML Chub a Pickled i' .rk Jut rer,.ive.i atd for Bale by VlCK i-.KY BROS., rep. 12 No. Si Main etrevt. BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS ! T1 IHfS rll.t -tl p .V O P THK "ttt'TlI, Mr. A . s, in. n. has t iken tbe .St Can Billiard fnx. aud lovilea nil his IrieinU anu lovers of the t, b! game tn giv- him a trial Pbtvera will SliI ;nes and evyryihin elflc to be fiatisfactory. fcptl:: al mtt it- t :u.vn e h miMtB jpimBT arriv u of the Beusou reeeiv.-.l and for Palo Yll'K KHY BROS., eep'12 No 82 Wain -ireei. Ti .fStlTII ' Jt.Vfi I I.OJiU fiPliU. 5o bush lor tale at VO KEI.Y BltOS, pt!2 No. '2 Main street. 1? it tt n.rt 10 li tx. tut it n an ej Pro. uii V 1 0 hF.HV BKOa In -tr a. pi I j No a ! Mi 3t. 3f f f.A 5T, -sVH -lO Cei ved Htid lor c;uu r.t.urNT;v. K r MaJa and i- irr. a pt i PAVILION HOTEL TO LET. r&l it k p a v I I. I jv a t t m i. . jfi Bituated on W.ter atreet, betwec-1 Main and Sicamore ftr" r-, will lie Leaded for a term of years. Al-o 3(i feel ol Ground a Ij 'iniUK. runniiiij Isick and frontin; lil !"c-t i n Syeaai .re Btreet, will be 1 ased v. ith aaid lloiel, or v puralely. Bald Hotel i- the ltrce-t and be-t iu E ansville, and is doinic afir-t-rato bttettiee. said Hoa illl.eput In first-rate order, with nnt-IwinBiie and building complete. PiBjiJun giei. or. the 1st day of October, 18c0. For term i, c., addrs aiiftlo..,t OCTvVIA K. T.EWf. n S lV IS Wtllm. CMJJVVMS f w will continue to.eell at fir t co-t Nat eaaa only, a few d-is l-.nzer. Tli.sje wat.timr good ia, Tooacco, and Ciur will pteieGll eiirlv. IAS. L. SPALOINO, Beplll Corner Main and First. an n mtt a.t.'irs ..'-.- a hock its. od 5-i anil lb lamp f uc low figure- i r L. SPAL Id NO. - Main and SirflV. Tchaci't. vrtiieli I w ill d s eaab or . oo7 apf . .i a ri'tii Curo ffS P- II ' ill It lilt IV II J VP Jl siV i ft. rete.ved a I.,rce and naiiueome Block of Hats and Cap- or evi ry descriiri which they offer to the merchants at verj low lignre. Call end exunine. sepf7 XT OB gtJ I.K THK tt'Pi.I. K.VOW.V Jt I'onfec iiinery Si-.-re of K uriz, on First street, near ibe Post OfHce, Evan-vilV, Ind., is for sale cheap. The utijck enlists ol Candies, Eruils, c. For terms ai l''y at the -tore to sept7 Mrs. CAROLINE EtTBTZ. I.J1TKR PJUIS-30 OJ li HE t,b ! Newark Plaster just rereind and f r al by CliAS. 3I.:.ioiinmo. n Jcv.v: isjt t.y 5UO P O f.WJ 1e in store and eaU by 6eptl2 Vh.KKKY BKus., No. J2 Main rt. ETKttKIt: pp. tin : a rv OF bnrh Ear Corn, M M. Bran and Sioiti;l0 t.sh iate, f. r Bale bv .eptli VlC li ERY BP.0S., No. Ki Matin trc--t. o tj s" t si Jt;e r mmsca i tt V.'CKERY BEOS., No 82 M-in -tieet. tl oH, etc., tic 4jo ffo 1, ? and S Ma. kerel. VICivEc.Y BUO;.. S O lb.t New 1 - .--!. in BBoie and for e.i'c at sptll 2 Ms hi street. i.i 'riu.: - tup i'.im r.-pH MF -'..; p 1 v. - t 'ire 'j ng IsstWcen Jobn Goelz and J. P.. Greeo, uau.r ibe urm nt:d styls uf Goelx 4 Green, wiii this y J.-.-olvel by :i atnal consent Tbe fcuniL'.ss will ta ISoTitUfued at rne BZme stand by Mr. J. II. G een, srbe hr.a a-surucd all of ihe liabilities of be P.-m of Goeis & oreeu, aod who ateoe is-antborlied eoeeWect money doe the firm. JOHN GOELZ, .-pt7 Jv. J. B GREEN. Boots idkj Slaocs. SBPJtr tf It V It ISO it" tflOCH OF JBsV Boot, tikvc. Ii-:. aed apa is uss co .1- I Psese. Ko larger, nor hotter selected stock of" koc4I ' goo i.-, ssasj tu-r bruaghsi :o ibe Picket of Itniiat a. Tbi ttave been bought cf the Lett uia-iu'acia.-eis ' f Sfrw En;-!. ind, andattlre losrest pdlsafble rates, . aud will I s e-... . tor caeb ,.r prom pt paper at CTTm j I Bxediafi fiu: e-. M.rcli nta viairiug ibe city foe -tlio purpose ot hoytag good would be wail paid by j Uoltins tLrsusli their .iuclt. scptT

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WISCELLANEC'

S. ti'itur from a Hv c. ni npn-i.il p iraub. o 1 p'e.ii.iu U c n i-il I v iiiu.il:' and ether in. mTera nf Vir hnnan (.n-'-r thtrtj yaara) i ; &tiithern lud an, would return ni'.ij.n'."" 1 tlnt:.k ro hit nnmarons friend and rnstomara for H eir ma y KWdaeela ! and In tak'iiv- leava of his friend-, ei nim'CiaMT, he -v: with conttdfnea I c-mn-wi'd hia Bncepoaora to th- sitriMiai- ..fli!s friend M everv wt worthv of tlww ctitiTnerl f iver, m. v. rosTiyti S. pt. 1-!, is in. a -ptn FAIR GROUNDS I FAIR GROU NDS! rsr.t, rxB0j-m gairr9 ro Sat r.-nt stiimi-fc-r lha qI of feod fer the . . or tha ditrng hall thiwe w abitt to ma wina or rXnfl it elm a wTfl make anpneatTod to th nnd signed The K-ilr will 1. a. hi t.-i:i .Jav niber 25'h, 2Glb, 27th, aud JSi'.. a . ' 3:-ptii-tr p. IW R N WtOfl K , yfeiA, A8Hi.s.-75"flftvi' jfieTm 9 do low I y to Z. til LKKK t' A OO., foptl :., 4 Rveatnttvi -?-wt. jf Jl ft OJ P. 1 (JO UOZiKci til'h and Choice, for r-ale hv eI"l t. E. GILBERT . I and LotTou, in reels and not in. tor ,:: bv B'-pq s K. GIL'BKKT A CO. K V. SOitJ i O I) It Ji tJ VT A CO. qnallty, for snip by S. K. Gl LRRf -y Gla, Nail, Almonds. Fillrts. lirsril Snw. Snaliah Walnuts, Furs, BaislnB. Currant. Prawes. Unck Candy, Dried Beef, Oyateis, Fardtnea, Alum, Ep"S Salts, Sulphur, rto'l Brimstone. C." iv.n Madder, Extract of Logwood, Ind'go, Cream T irtar. Soda, Bedcord-, Bla kin?, BattitiT, Cbivea, I . -ment. Cigar of ali kinds, Nutmeg". Lemon Syrup, Glng. r. (ilass Jars. LantTn and Flaaka MnVtid, Ma;;hes, Pepjier Sauce. Spanish Mosa.Si.i'i... 1 ii . P.,wd r. Safety Kus., Tobacco of all kii i t. Fan y Sp, Siaroh, Vineg ir. Cordi-z. ti r, Cao. V le, an t Wrapping Taper, EiiVclop-, Teas, C Olipllwr, Saltpeter, etc.. etc. A -upply of t he above k- pt enrtstaaixl on and lor sale at tkbre(. orient he el VT.Qt bftKUT .v (... aepll No 4 S-...-al'...r - street. to. TJ It fit 9 fry t.-r a rt 11)0 UOXK 9 UJitST low by S. V.. GI I.RKfti . r.W H JI t. K.- -J e If H : ' Si : .mu.ll Ht7r, clie.-ji !: Ej : JAS. L. SPALDIas4, Corner H in ami First -111 b-V JCHT MJV V-X Etyr, Ujv. lust receive 1 cbeapisesn aToee'or It. 8. ttUS bu-h'-ls of Bane Seed. fMVJ. It WJK, ind fur Bab! at lha fttTi- in: tit: it Titli for Hardware and Oebta. .U'.'OH S1CA1 No. 74 epU-4w TA Tit . ft.-l: r : r L X .V ..'- SV V ton leg to announce that Ibe have rceived a full Mipp:y of ALL TH E li)"KS to he ul in the schools in the etentft! term, and solicit the aupport of th.-ir friends and the pub'.'c, whi- Ii they endeavor always to merit. aurl DORKLL .t: CONVNG'n v. So.u- A' T II a- put: M'ltt S America A Tov eatcojatcd to keen the .V O Is dnrir g rainy days quie: at liocrle, and at the i iw time to pre.lisp.me them tor neefal me. ban i.-al eniplovtnent is in the ha: e of Tov T irtcb. -is ffdifferei.t hIz--, In atore sod f--r pale nt il.p lla'dware gtprauf GEO. S. BQNNfAG A CO , n is -17 Stain t , net below the Brancn It . N.Y.MILL1NERY STORE. BEONNER 8c EROS., No. T. First t.. bet. Main ft Syeaiu tip, iVAUBVILLR IXDTA .Y.t. HP1 'MB CMJtx wmtrm pahticv k att'jiitM.n tooui- iub nno compo-p Rt, ck of Millinery Goods, such aa Ready -Made SHk and Velvet Bonnets. Strw IJon'.ets Frist. Scoops, r."iinet Hibbon and ':vet llioPoi.e of all width StlxtS. SatltiB. and Velvet', Free eft an I i, to Flower, Blonds, F iulnjr, Lace, I! ocbe, and a gnat variety of Head-dre-ro', Oolfures a-.d Nefta, lleiti; i otnected arf tk cue id tbe larfet impoi x lug hoMBB (N'i. 2!'TV3 and U'JD Broadway, New Yo;k city ) a ber ww import most of our go..;s dlrei t froin Paiis, w ha.e there for Ijei.ei l.icii ties foe obtainina goods nndalytea, tban any 1 ' rni of NewY.uk. We a3k c unlry m rcbao's .i-il milhtiers Ihroajebout tho V.-t, having foi i i f y m:j.p'ied rhenitjle either at Lorleviift o iTncitihatf, or at the BiBBtern mrkotSi r . i.-pt ctioliv invited to Hop iand cnli in to Inapefa and compare our prices at any raw br'ol.. oi a; East PI..-' plvc us a trtal and youebatl isr cvti.iiCeii, BlefbliiK aud rre1ng d no f..r (he trrnb-. nU".-8 I ins IliioNNKit .V It :'. ftll.'J Tit pits: PMiJi Tit I. a . It- H 0 , i n-t rereiv- d and tor ate Jkv lbs. new F. ii beSCHAPKEatst HtlMM. 3 Miie2 No 4(1 Main atreet. iTV' i. frt tijr op ti r u.i r p ot Zfit v - OP nesls. I wish to call the attention of pbyeiciana aud t!ie ptiblii-to this Biluble paraiktive, which is pifparedre-ii in my store. It i decided -ly B"pei ior to uoy aVticte that is maunfactnred in t ho East aud lent here, as Its qua' i t!e al eect'n ed by a-.. . W'M BIERBOWElt, Drnefl.-t, HBaSa TS Main et . W'ss' lnn'-n It''-).. M PVHIpV' THK ttl..'jttlt, fwV Ktnnedy'a Medical Edscovery. It is the, la-st pr.-par .Hon in the world for tbit piupoi-e For n'c by WM. BIERdOWER. ltru,'Kiat, aus;2' No. 7S We hieeton fii. k p.jii.iJ i w.ix lent phi it t.'aiis. A lartre su..plv usl r.teived by WM. HIKRBOWEB, ig23 So. T Vt a'hiiijrtoi. Block . I"ft M.y Tt.n fi It et ftp ti Br., ttre now receiving and ..peiiini: tlieir I 'ea-onable stock of FALL ANI" WIN I Mi GOODS, i which will bd very extensive and beantliaL Theii pri'-e. will fjv; rably Compare with any hoime in 1 t he cii v. They res ei trolly invite the I- "' -d all ctKtotB- ' In fteuenl te cn at their fnnl 31 Main , B0 M.Ls V tin w Sale b Ch-es. CBAkV McJOIINS I'ov, Poaov Bcto ; IP" WUtTK PMIHft.ftS . bbls just received and f.rsalo bv OHAS. M.'.IOHNSToN, Poey Block. anicS PJPI.JUU.--i TMP.Hl Pi ft P It i.K JO. Leaf Lard teat received, and tor sde -it aupt Nti. J MAIN ST. too sj t a ti se a.?; A' ins t r . Wh-nt Kh ur f-r sale ut tii l iwc-st, ik w Hing at 2.76 par sack, at fni C'OfK A T.AVCU.FY'S WW FURNITURE STORE Rj JCST OPENED BV TUB i 7 TELL CITY FURNITURE CO. The largest and finest aOI IIISBBat of i'l'liN't TUBE ANU CHAIRS of nil kinds in the city, at WI10LE.S A L E OR R ETA L, No. 5 '.v'ater St., next door to R. Barnej, EVANSVILLE, IND. F. Sf iostTiKT, Asent. Manufactory at Tell City, 1 rid. tuc25-6m rg o i i. k JL In groat v New Driii; Store feb-27 T -rietv, Llf J It TIC I; K S at the lovceet price, at the V. S. THOMPSON. gUKJS'CH PUUJ i ITVHK Pot t -tf. Jt A superior article f -r PoiislniiR- al kind ot varnished furuitur. THOMPSON'S t Durg Sfore 12 2n ej ttit j.yu tit.jff .'.("..! i .. . . ixe Window C.lasa, In store and for sale low by angle tal.t MrJOHNSToN, PoBey Bloek a jbu Mj Lard ' OIL. 'il j ft .VO 1 l7.V.VAWr i celvod at THOMPSON'S Citr Drus ; BBI t K .-. : ', Caf I ', ttc ju dolei t rted Bissi -uClo C iA.i last received and for sate bv 1. McJOHN'STON, P -aey Bha EP 3L-X y gts? -rtS HP-Os i:- HIt CMJetSPS to Septeml ar 34. Hit itf'triittipaa eiabta-.e all tlie differeni Styles of Oil, Pa'tel. an, I Water color Painting, and tho varioaa I ninlliiis of liraaing, such as Lsi'dscaisss, F:t -ri. Arctite-Iuml de"iD. Tiio6e w sblog to take lesson please c:ll at bis r.oai in the rear of tte cua B.-aui GalUry, No. 60 Main street. augSti-lnid joji. otimMF Tov rvij'f "j O' eocd article of Coal oil, call at TItOM PSuN New Deng .tore. He has just reived a Iraahai pply of Extra Befloe-i. "r.2o J 1 ST BACK IffliP. Meal neves, Bi4dse, r do GEO. . roNNTAO i CO., No. til Mam Hree" anirl7 BBJ Ti:.r Jt kinds ol P ."! K Jt I C'.V" Mi s. t Mi I. ut aledicinas ibat lire svortn iisviog eau be fuuud st fliUilt'SON 'a New Drr, WitfZiTJ A'J.VJS o -J7. V j Till c'Jt NEW SJ&Cti iroRS, . '.i 6 Mala 6Lrv-et.

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INSURANCE.

Insurance Agency. ALLEN C.HALL0CK B v wtuw v I llvi CNDEIIWBITKIJ ANUUESEUAL IJfSClf AN'CB AGENT, Anjcsna or Avaaaeea, asd Notary Pcbl'. He rmtionea to bane Pvtieiae from aereral f-iii Ofsaa and newt reliale. LNSURAaVCB COMPANIES lr: the Covru'ru, on Inland aod Fir iU. l- - I ' a'.. rteoeive appliaatioD for LIKE UtSCBAMCK. If. wii; attend to the Viljutiuaui J lyt of evorj d"ecrJpfton iittdi doUcm tr.-m otiwr lep-i.. -,, and attend ut ibe acttbninstt of all buscted ii ;i IVCK.XCE, for pirtiea in tere-t.d. Uis lonj; BXlrtenc a aa IvaraAiicie A . . ... iJe bJai fateiUar With ail mibjacta eeBuioted w itb laaaranoiL t- .......... vj lint! Buildinie. Ko.S Maia.eS. N0BTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of u.xnzFosD, cosy. Oft? Capital, .-?300;000. C ASH ASSETS 9373,000. HAsnxns: s.c'y. A. K HASTINGS, PreVt. Lit, rei Iom ;r.i A.xhl hy Ftre on Dwelt i ft. ir . n fe-iiT.a, Muitufftt torle9t MlUi, Si t. 1.. stis, ft cki j !tferohsuidtsl, at ttur and r-irtS' uul lo rkt of premfitnl Policial ptoiTitlji 'i Miil ' !,; , n d for hj Coui; any by A. HACsLOCK A SON, Agtii, SSarbfii Hkn bttMtaff, Main tstret, MrjiiH KdttHville, IitJUna. QUAE E R C IT Y 5 riANCE COMPANY. 00 i Fit AN Iw LIN lUILniNOs.) A I NCT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. Firelnsuriinee, Limited &Perpetual, On Bull llngeand Mrrcbardl-r of all descriptiona. GFO. II. IIABT, 1'resldenl. B. P Ro-S. Vice Prea't. II. V. C -y .ut AiL, Seorelarv. S " H. Bi Ti re, Arn't liec'y. nxaxexnaa, Gt H Bart. Fotl S. Perkins. II. K, E V A. C. il rl g ,-b d! E P Ross lb 1 - . S. Jones, M. D., A. It. Chimber. II. feller, J hn G. Tale, Chariea G. 1 uilay. l. iTIELL, BKHM -t ANTHES. 4g. ut for Evansville and vicinity, i tuVv i I . o AMhasf Law omce, 78 Main treet. aeptlj In u rancc Co, nr 9mm yoek. Office 112 Rttd 114 Broadway. With a C- h rStpfial sill paid Id of ONE MILL.0DOLLARS. ilfSETS JVLT t ISBD tl OOO.tsVi. T'o ITonie TnBjiviiiiiiB Goxaeanj Insnre sgalnst ' i- I i Fit on DWa$a and their ;c; tenlt f r Wrni f from 1 to S years .in the tnt avoralile t.-nn Store. Stocks of Merchan'i'.. W arrbousej . Prcdace, Manufactories, nrd all insurance preperty. at f.irand rrjiiit ibla rates and n INLAND NAVIGATION and ttaosorutoo tin as low it t hi nalun . r the insured ad the Loaipaay am warraSt. dju lir.g ail ii - fairly, aed promptly paying loam. l HAS. .1 MARTIN. Pree't. 1". WILMfRTU, Vioo Pr-a't. J. Miito-, Shitm. Secreiary. Jotv M' G-r, A't Scc'v. , j Lication imde lo .i.d policies leaned by A. C. HALLOCK AKO.V, Agfa. anr?? Marble Hall Hniidlngs, Main street. HARTFORD FIMfi INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810! C II A It T tZ 1 V B R PIT C A L. . With a'BueklSfu1 liu-lness Experience of X- tty Yea r s. i n-t. Capiial 80O,OOf.00 t'uilial and Surplus, 9590,980.81 Iltanrane aaai.-t Loss or Damage I,r Fire, on , Dwellings I oiiure, Stores, Warehousesj. Herefmtdlse, MifH, Manufactories, and other kinds of j properly, can be etlect.d in this CompHny npon a favorable terms as the nature of theri-ks audsecu- ; lily to PctlBy holders will admit. PABTICCLAB ATTENTION given to Insuring .arm properly, coni-lslinsr of Dwcdllnns, Barns, and . iibui dlinf eonnecie.', end Furnli lire. Livestock, I lav, Oram, Farming Lien-i's. d-c.. He. contained iherln. for a tortn of years ut LOW rat-s of pre - .Tiluni. OFI-iP; TS: ! T. C. Allyr. Pecfn f n -y. Jl Hi itlnton, Pr-a't. i C. C. L in in, Ass't Sec'y. W. N. B .wers, Artoary. D. Alexander, General Ageoc for th Western ,ini S.uth Wcilern JOates. Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, A' General Agent lor the Western and nh Wrbtrrn States, Columbus, Ohio. Ap leation tor infiirance may la.- made to the nndorsigned, ibe duly anthortzrd Agent of the i. A C . HALLOCB a SON, Af'U. tii ric : Jlaib!.. Hall Builditg, Main street. hi:23 Sal INCORPO R ATED 1847 City Pir e or . HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. s. : v. C. B. BOWERS, Pr't. - "1 P d FCB, General Agent, Residing at C-blca;o, Ills. AL k HURPLL'K $327,540. This Company Insurer, ajalntt b and damage ly Ffre or. lrwelllogs and their Jontent, - --.a. Waiak .iis-j, .-tueku of Merchaod aod all losurat n pri pevty at as reasonable rates of premium a any other solveut and reliable Company, tblilMtiag Lates,iir!y and pjyinj iin prvmttly. Apt licatiotts mule to ami Policies isij.yj bv A. C. U ALLOC K dCN., arl - Hall Buildings, Mam St., 1" Evassvillv, Ind. 21CiHMf.I.ft J.'U PP lP.RMT MB J setlle.! fact that Harker'a Chlorine Ague KIM. erUibebtv medicine kn own lor effecting a gur ad perntanept cure offerer and Ague or Chill end Fever. It srei-r.rs Ague Cako and all the ills Ibat folks tha use of Quioine. y,.r sale by N. 8. TUOMPSOK, --k1 At the City Drug Stor. MILLER & NIEHAUS, No. 41 Muin at.. Let. First aod Second, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. rmymtm won'jvmi fmbjb mb jpbt ML opening a part of tlieir spl-ndid steck (as fr htnr -ve., 1 ..f Kr ir, Goods aod fancy a res for lbs Fall and Winter s-asou, aod tenier a friendly invitation te lb ir lady ciKturoers and tbe rest of msLklo !, to give Ihcui a call, aad examine for tbexaaelese. AH their Kix,d!i recommend thesnsolve : by a prime (justify, and perfect LehB. aad will j ba scid at cciall prefl: for ch. aeotS

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CITY ADVERT?EMENTr

NOTICE TO TAX IZ'JSL'K.ij&.Si. foQflTIfK TO V.tX.P.I fit HS. Of O Notl.-n Is herein flv, f . Hi . T.,x . I'av era of tb CItv of Evansville, tl .,- f have reerlve.1 tr m the Clerk of tb Comicob b :n -i! Ike T ix T"m ic it ior tbe year iP 'o, at .1 bar f m i.mv r- ady t. receive the Taxes cor Mil ed an sai 1 du: li. a-e. Mv itric ia No bt Mai" eteee.. It, tie- 11 ' . :. too Hotel buiblint. ifffoajd d.-.r I-.1..W Third l i HlilSTIA-V IIEDOQItli'ir, " auglO f 'i f0 H P O HJ t 1 ., , OS Order for Stone Curbing. Sept. I, 18ii(i And now It ia hereby ordered ami directed, Ly the Common Council of tho City of Evans, ville, that the owners i f the fi l owing lots, bring corner lots situate .u Eh'h street, bat - een Locust and Diviaia' a pbji'I go-. j etnn eurtiiiig to ka BitaeM mam tne Bid' walks of Bti 1 lots for a distance of twenty feet, thstie: ten leet in eac'i direction from the cruor, viz : Let No. 12 In Block No. 52, Lots lo and 21 m Bl ck M. Lots 11 and 20 in Blo-k No. Sat. and Lot 11 an. I 2o it, lllock No. 55, all in ihe Kaatein Enlargnn, nt ; a d Lots 1 and 12 in Block No. 1, en-' Lola 1 and li in B. ck No. tj all in the Crescent Enlargement of sai l eltv, within thirty day from the puh iaa'rn of tbla order. P. BCKKE, Clerk. Clerk's faSbsr, Sept . HMO. B fiC PPI. ti.'l P.T TO J.V OH' JL ditmnce tased JanuirV II ISIS, entiiled. An ordinance to renu'ro fin.- qr i Pn... er hreacheeof tbe Ordinances of tlio City t j b eatlsfled by later, If in t p lid or reploid." Paeaed September 1-t. lS'a). Section 1. Be it ordained by th" Cnmro'vn Council of tbe City of Evanevillr, that whenever in - nr.suar.ee of the provisions of the said ordlti -nc of January 16, 1S58, any person .hall ba icqu nrd to perform any labor, in tf -taction of any J el -meat renderinl againar htm for the v da Ion of s ,y ordinance of the Citv, such t. fiuu ma ba re.j 'i ed to erform nch labor imd.r the wi;iervli.)n of nr,v person who may beappojntel by tha Mayor; and tbe person so appointed i-halt have all the p-iwer and authority conferred upon tbe Maiorand stro.t Commissi. oe r In tbe eecoiid section of aafd Orlftt" anre. (-et.(l) 'M. IHKI'R M.v-.r. j n h p o h J -r ft .v- .y-ort c ti. - OS Order for Bri. k Si.ir-W Ik. S. pt 1. IH -And now It is hereby ordered ami directed, by tha Common Council of the City of Evanvj le. that the owners of all lot parts of lo.s fronriui a or adjoining the aorth-eaM title of Water strir. fron. Kim to l ine strcvt in al I citv, etanea the aiile-walk thereon to 1h breusrht to the propt r graile, an I that they nini a ai l. -milk of Cla No. 1 to be laid down thereon within thirty day from tae publicaliou ol Ibi order. P. BLRKE, Cleik. Clerk- Offle, Sep'. 4. 140 C O It P O HJ T M It A' tt T II- Mi. ' Order for Brii k Side Walk. Coqjtoil Gliaruber, Sept. 1st, ISSn, And now It la hereby rderxl an 1 din-cted. births CaaxMBatl Council or lha Citv ot Evansville, that the owner of all lots or parts of lots frot tinK on or adjoining the sou tb -east Bideof Pino atreet, from Water to Flist Btreet, In said city, cause tho aile-walks thereon to I at brought to the proper grade, and. that t lie v causa a Side-Walk ot Class No. 1 t,, !.,. laid down thereon within thirty days from the asxbllcatlon of tbl order. P. BURKE, Cl'k. City Clerk' iffice. Sept 4 ISfiO. J 1 0 H P OB "jTr I O JV .- i f t OS Oroer for Brick Sido-naik. OiabaeH Chamber, Sept. I. USB. And apw(t Ib hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all Lor- -of Lots fronting on pf adjoining Ihe north side of Carpenter stn et, in front of Block Mi. 1 Cnrienter Place in said City, cust the Bide- aiks tbe: m 10 be breufiht lo ihe proper .rade, and that iher cause a sidc-wnlk of Class No. I to be lal 1 ib.wn therein, witkia thirty day from ibe pabll at ton or this order. P. HUKKE, Cleik. Ct Clerk's oflire, Sept 1. 180. mmoTMVK Tit cn. Txjcrtt T. Sir O llisfimrauii Cou-cilof tae City of h'v.-.tt. ville will receive Sealed prop sals until Septemh r HHh, IfW, for grsdirg tbe alley extendinr from Locust to Walnut Btreets, and situaU butwotu third sod Fouith strrai tu sin I d r. V. BTJBKE Clerk. ftept I. l!b-A RklOO Tlt'K T C lt.VTltJ VTlt K 9. SF W Frankllu Street Sewer. -Tim Common Conn - ell of th Cl y of Evansville w ill reci iva staled propofals until S ptember Sth, 18G0, for t.hs cntiUriictiou of a Sewer un ltr F.ankl.n .tru.f, Limaaco, from a point one hundred leet wt of Cm. ton Avenue, to a pniot ten feet East of Third A v. enne. Th contractor to furnish tlie Riateriall and ii 5 tb work according to plan and specific i tions on Ale In tbl- offlcis and pivtm.nt to Ui xaad j upon the ccmplai Ion of the wUilt in Cuy Douil due Iu on year, aud beariug Intense t. P. BL'uKE, Clerk. Clerk' Office, Aurust 2'hh, lfi .u JWOHT1CP Til VOJVTttJCTeiei. Of w The Common Council of the City or Evan., ville will receive seiiled propos ils until the llili day er September, USM. for grading, guttering and macadamitiug Main STeet, from a point I ear the Canal ; to the upper line of Eight e'reet ihe poiitruc or to furnish all the materials, and do the w -rk agroeably to plan aud speciflcatlous on til in th o oilice. fc i - P BURti;, Clerk. Clerk s Ofnce. Aiieit27th. t n Jiiu i: 7MT tLMt JJVMI t:t H VV MU HJ Wii. OtTM. A new Block of Mill and Clrcnl ir Saws Bow lands a Woodrongh .ind NcPirtflM' bran l--T, 71 and 8 feet. Circular Saw from ii te CU iuche.1. In sp.-re sod for aale at GEO. S. SONNTAO A CO 'S. "gif No. lit M t'n street. fB v.n it i. n h ft pou J it i. i7t:t ML bave on hand a larg lot of Tumblers, suitable tor putting np Jellv, d-c , which I will sell VERY UEAP, and Id quiinii les to stilt purcliaa- . WM. Bl ERB0WEB, Druggist i, aepte 78 Main atreet, Wii-h i.pt.ai '"Icrle. J7J b iJrrtt.jnttottrpii jfj.,vvi B 30 car. s for sal cheap bv pt7 KEEN PRF-TflV. jr kj ijs'K . - - pj ctp 1 1 ; ttZi.fiii - MLMr ton, aud Manchester, drsirab and rlcb style, for aale cheap bv KF.K.VV I'RESl'oN. I MBK BK I !Ktf,J StfOH I K II 3 Uses BP Gingham-, aaaorted plain an i faDcy, ft ca-.a. Just received by KEEff ,t PKST0N'. rBJ BI.it Ml I JFK B. 1 tJan 7-1 B Crash Toweliog, 2 bale, for 'ale n.w by ept7 KKKN PKE-I0V. JT U-K 'N.Pt..1l-- J.Vtt a III. I lT M.J assorted U esses ; Canton t .ai-nels, Itleaabtil and brown, 8 cas, for sale b sjipt7 KEEN X PRE-Toy. JEM JL K J C II ti It .11 C K I. t i a jffJS eases asserted, jn-t re ' I y ! eept7 K EEN .r PRETOV. TMmOJttKtt I MC -- i MiJ a 4 : t ie on'. ceivedforthef.il trade bv KEEN J PltLtt.B.VU 1 It ItJVVO.-tiOO M.IIM. 5 (in sti. In Oroe.1 Snios ing 'I oboe CO tor sal ch a-j at ELLIOTT'S Family r.T n ry. epi7 J fHPJ.n TJ BTJH.-IOO FiiV.'IIS OS pure Cream Tartar Just neeived and lor r ile at ELLI (IT'S Fmiiil. Gcory. ...p-? 'jfTifHjLKft.S tittZ. o i i y BL Kngli-h Pickles, Just leceived at ELLIo'l i 'j Family Crisrery n, 7 BJJJ P jbBBM SOO I.Hf 77bJiJLJ Lard just received at NO 21 MA Iff ST. nitK pi. or u a iiozkjs- s.it. Jmm iiackage Juat received at BkiLlOTT'd Faiu. Ily Grocery eep:7 Ml it II K ft ft.-KUJ ... - OS Pure Cider Viefiar for LIOTT'S Family Groc ry. 35 BjHHKi.lt fickliog, nt ELfcfPICKft: HFICKm-i HAWK SZiP -3 on hand a splendid ankle of Pure Spices, put npby E. ft Oorkee ft Co., New York, wLlcii 1 will warrant puro. They can't be beat. J. P. ELLIOTT, opt! No. 22 Main atreet. tvojk cvitKn Hj.rfsZrHrTtj'irns'. J Prime Sugar Cured Hame, a splendid errii le, just rec -lved and f .r sate cheap fr cash at ELM. OTT'a Family Grocery. apt7 I llf 191 CI.KJU Hill fit?, 7vwjUlwiVi.J t ELLIOTI'.-J Fan, ily urocery. fnt7 B. tnjUHPP s CBMtBHmjVMtlM B-MB Extracttcouttantlv ouktu 1 at ELLIUTT'd Family Grocery. eptl 'W 0JUV0M' FOUTKB. ia . wA'-V BU Ba-tlay t Pikir.s qun t bolll Lot i .a Portar ; S doz p'.r.t bcnbis, fust ircaivsl from Custom Hons and for sate at ELLToTT'o Family Groeery. s pt7 DiwoliitifMi of Co-Partnershi n. rWlHK CO.PJ BTJS'KHBIIIP HKBK. JL tofor xlstiog between the underdgued, under the names and styles 01 M. W. Fester & 1.0. and Qo. Fosiar 4 C-... re this day sBsaolved by mutual eaasent. Tbe b- ai and papers will bo found at th office of Geo. F"ter t Co., corner i f Locott street and Canal, aed eltbar par:ui- !j '- thorlsed to uo th Oitne of the firms iu !:; Ma Ueo. M. W. FOSTER, GFO. FOSTER, ALEX. II FOSTEtt, EranrvUle, !ft 1, ISM. WM. A. GWVN. CO-PJ Jt TJVK B SHIP. Th oadarslgned have this day ferine J a co-partnership under the nam and style 01 OKU. FOSTER a VO.. for the purpose of continuing tho business a carried on by the late firms a abore, and would eolleit continuance of tb favors to freely extendd bo them btrefore pledging ;befr last eff.ita.it all Urns for the lutareau of their c rre" " - leuit. Bo-ji. Ut. HA. OEo Koslf.lt, ALES. U. Fo. TEE, Vl V.-e... ij.