Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 8, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 September 1860 — Page 2

fiM? gratis journal EVANSVILLE, IND.

M')SDAT MORNING. .SEPTEMBER 17 PEOPLE'S TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN OF ILMKOIB. J"Th People of these United States ari the rightful Masters of both Con ' h esses asd Courts, sot to Overthrow the Constitution, but to Overthrow the Men was Pervert the Constitction." Abraham Lincoln. for vice president, HANNIBAL HAMLIN Or HA INK. " I Love my Country more than I Love my Party." Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Elector f r l.t State at Large. WILL CUMBACK. of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. Lnttrict Eltctort. 1st District Cyrus M. Alleu, of Knox. zd District- John W. Kay, of Clarke Sd Ditrict Mortoti C. Hunter, of Monroe. 4th District John H. Farqnahar, of FraukliD. 6th District Kelson Trosler, of avette. 6th District- Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th District John Banna, of Pntnam. :8th District Samuel A. Hntf, of Tippecanoe. " 9th District James H. Tjner, of Miami. Kith District Isaac Jcrikinscn, of Allen. 11th District DavidO. Daily, of Huntington. FOR CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT, X.. Q. of spencer county. FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, In tht District composed of Vanderburgh, Warrick. Posey and Oibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, POSEY CoCKTY. FOR JOINT REPRESENT ATI VZ To the General Assembly, for the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh, JOHN R HUGO, of Posey county. Opposition State Ticket. FOR GOVBRNOR, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. TOR LIEUTENANT GOVERS0R, OLIVER V MORTON, of Wayne. TOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo. FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JON ES, of Vanderburgh. FOB REPORTER OF SUPREME COCItT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLEItR OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPEHTN TEN DENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J Kl.ElVHbR. of Putnam. Hon. Thomas Coi -win's Soeech At cankiUt Sept. a, IbtiO. (C.iNTISCED ) The speaker then Oes.owed upon the founders of the government a grand and touching euiogj. When they formed the Constitution, tney had just emerged from the Nebuchadnezzar furnace of a bioody seven years' war. They bad come out. of that crucible like gold seven limes refined. They buill a mrtgiiibcent temple of lreedum, tor themselves and their posterity. Were ibej the men to undermine this edifice, to break its splendid pillars aud destroy its gracelnl arches'.' No I Under their oaths of office, many of them who afterwards assisted in making laws under this Constitu tion, went on and carried out tnat instru menl in its spirit They sanction d the or- I iinnnce of 1T87 that ordinance which every voter ought to read carefully and passvd those laws of 17'js and 1804 regulating clavery in the territories, and this last action was taken just about the time of the great struggle on the question of State righ is. The same year the Constitution was made . 1787 the Northwestern Territory, won by the common blood and treasure, was consecrated to freedom forever. (Here he indulged in one of his frequent humorous episodes. Our people will take good land ! wherever they can get it. They had a passion for good land. If they couldu't get it by buyiug it, they would lake it by force. He supposed this was all right. The ' gospel of gunpowder had been glorified, and our people were its high priests ) The Northwestern Territory had belonged toVir- j tit. a, but because it was acquired by the j common blood and common treasure, she j "deeded it to the confederated government, j 'Slavery didn't then want to go into the ter- j fitories, and Virginia didn't object to the ; Ordinance. But the followers of Messrs. j Douglas and Breckinridge now-a-days think j ibe men of those days were simple hearted Tel lows; good, ensy, clever men, but they J didn't know anything! The people of this j generation are wiser in their day than the ' Children of light. In ancient times certain j nutions used to kill children to prevent ubem from becoming too smart. Children I pvhese times are smarter, as scon as they arc sweaned, than the fourders of the Republic. It is forgotten now that Franklin lived in ! olden times Frunklin who played with the j lightning its with a tame snake; and Bacon and Newton antGnlileo and Pythagoras nnd the long list of other great men. But, say some of the new lights, the pro- ! hibition of sir very in the territories destruys the equality of the States. Negrces are property and can be taken wherever other property can be taken. The passage of the Ordinance of 1767 was a great ex- 1 ercise of tyrnny and oppression. So say Douglas and Breckinridge. They contend that Kansas, Nebraska, Washington, Nevada and other territories were won by the common blood and common treasure. That is true. The fathers would have inhibited slavery in these territories. They did in the vast Northwestern Territory. Now if slavery is not allowed to go into them, the Union is to be dissolved ! Why didn't the South revolutionize on the passatre of the Ordinance of '87 ? Why didn't Jefferson, the fataer of the Democratic party as is claimed, rise up ..nd resist such an unconstitutional enactment ? Why didn't Wash, lngton rebel? Why didn't those of the makers of the Constitution who held slaves contend for their right to carry that which happened to be property in their own Slate anywhere tbey pleased under the Constitution, if that instrument recognized slaves s property ? All the difference between those iotd worthier and Douglas and Breckinridge ds, that the former were stupid asses aud (the latter are very smart youog men, who are better judges of Constitutional law than the old foojes who made it. Washington, Jefferson, and Adams, were the Moses, Joshua, and Aarou of their time. They bail come out of the house of bondage, their ;hands dripping with the blood of deliverance, aud their locks wet with the waters jof the Red Sea over which tbey had passed. Douglas and Breckinridge were a couple of 'little gentlemen, acting the part of young rabbis who pretended to know ihom than ibo great lawgivers. Which shall expound

the law Moses, who received if in the midst o! the thunders and lightnings o!' Mt. Sinai ; or these Kits, who !i,tve been imaging around the teniple at the fen?t of tabernacles, extorting monev from women when they tame to worship ? Sure' the Democracy occupy a ridiculous position before the world. They are holding up their hands and ciy1 ing, You oppress us, in keeping us out oi these territoiies ! For God's s:ike, let ! take our niggers there ! You may hang us,

is out OI ke, it! Uc ; r bang u;, j iet us go ! j kill us, do anything with us, out there with our niggers ! I aio we ii.i .e nil uriumi ii i: -.tsi.h.iii vu i testton to i

j solve. Are slaves property in tte meaainy I tthicb slavery a as V: I lea to i er tflf I of the Constitution ? If so, they t-;m be j territory ncquired from France north rir'Sff3 : brought to Indiana, and held. We hold j MO', her southern boandry line. Here was ; that they are not properly, and ap;eul to ! an act of ditvl irohibitior:, find bcfbl -' the action of ttiosa who lived bafors us, j President Monroe wuid approve the bill he and point in triumph to the Ordinance of required of bis cabinet their written opin1787, in vindication of our position. ions as to its constitutionality. Evert ramBut, say the Democracy, these o'.d fellers ber of that Cabinet, composed of the ablest i were tyrants. They oppressed the people Ma of that time when ere at menabbdnded.

of the Northwestern Territory. Well, you J dec ided, under their oath of offic e, that Conoid settlers of Indiana, you lived a long ) gieds had power under tlte Constitution to period of servitude from 1787 to 1916) prohibit slavery fa the territory in question, Ohio was under the yoke until 180.1. lUi- anil that Congress alone possessed that pownois till 1819. Wisconsin later. Michigan rjtr. In that Cabinet were John Qulncy until very lately. All these magnificent Adams, the eminent an 1 experienced statesStates, now blossoming as the rose, aud seat- i man; Wm. H. Crawford of Georgia, toe great tered all over with schools and ehurct.es, champion of States i ig. its ; John ( '. Calhoun, were a long time under a despotism, were j the defender of the interesls of slavery and they not? Breckinridge and Douglas s.-ty . advocate of strict eonstflictioc; Smith they were downtrodden. Bell doa't say j Thompson of Mew York, HKrwafd .'udge anything on the subject. He is mum. Bell of the Supreme Court : nnd Williiira Wirt, aud Everett wanted to be taken on trust. ' the great lawyer and jurist, then Attorney He had great confidence in both gentlemen, ! Genera h. whese duly it srais tfl Iveophiions hut inthis momentous crisis he wouldn't vote i on questions ol ronsti! utiortnl law, under for any man as a ruler on trust, iie knew i the respotisrbtii'y ol his officii! oath. These Bell better perhaps than any one there; men gave thier unanimous opinion? in esteemed him. Everett was regarded as one favor of the power of Congrcs, and Preeipf the greatest literary lights of the age. dent Monroe concurred with them and :iwHe was a high priest of letters. But Ihey 1 proved the bill.

might, if eiecicd, depart UOOi the law of Moses, and be wanted no heretics in Lis church. The speafcpr asked why prohibitory acts i would not do as well in Kai;s.is, Nebjraska, i Nevada, and other new territories, as they did in the Northwestern Territory. See ibe result of this glorious policy in these live glorious States once compos iig the Northwestern Territory. In 1706 when ha cre ed into Ohio from Ketiiut ky, his birtb-pla '', there were not 15,000 people in the wnolc of the wilderness composing the territory. Nyw, within his lifetime there are between 7,0t0,000 and 8,000,000. Go back through all antiqni'y to the bectiuuing of time, and you cannot produce so great a degree of prosperity maturing in so short a period of lime. Then it was all a wilderness inhabit- j ed by wild henst and savages. Now it is i filled with an enlightened population, a!.d j covered with school bouses, where are j educated freemen, and church spires those j ligbtning rods of the earth, to divert the I wrath of God from the heads of guilty men. I He then alluded to the grandfather o! i.is : toung friend on the s:aml General W. 11. i j Harrison who did so Brigbty a work for j the early settlers of Indiana, and paid ''im a J glowing eulogy. And all tin- people oi this great territory Were nuder tile JoKe or a central despoti.-m I -'If that be despo!i.-tn," j said the eioqueut orator, ' m.-iy God in ios iufitiite merry, shower down yukes on the I whole of mankind, and crusn the cn with I just such oppression !" He then went on to show that the theory of a government is to lie discovered from its acts and policy. The theory of tin- Hiitish j Government is mat it is a Piotesttn.t, not a j Roman Catholic, government.. This is to la ! iouud in the fact of its "sovereigns, actuai or ! prospective, being foibi ideti to inutry any i but Protestants. There were also other j circunisiaiicc'H which indicated iii:mistkahly j that Frotesianti!n was ihe theory of the British Constitution. So, ihe -.vho!e legiajattain of the early days ot this Ripuhhc indicated that the theory of our I onsti union araj ed verse to the institution of Siayery. ! 1 n : . i . v . i . i . . . , , "K ,uslllulTU Bua": l" l"L legislation ai.uo.cu , w ". . ' .."14 UIG S.llll. tlj II I 'i Ul III! Uriiiiiance of 1.87, and mentioned the fact that the inhabitants of Indiana lerritofj petitioned Congress along ebouf lsio to ike from lie terittory tie le. i.e ol prohibition of slavery. The riion was, p rsoih emigrating from ihe free t lata .-lopped in Ohio, aud those Irom the slave Stntes in Kentucky, and there were not eaoagh people to cm down and clear away liie loceslba and settle the territory as r.-ipi-ih ua ti c in haliilaiifs wished. Hut Up? cnmiai'li ir Congress to which Ihe petition.- were referred, at the head of which was J.j!,u ILitidolph, a Virginia slaveholder, reported against relaxing Hie prohibition, Randolph said, you shall not l ave abiverj ; iiiid ipon gre.ss concurred in th.e report unahimonsly, w-lh theexceptiQQ ot one vo4elrora Nc .v 1 ork. Congress, exercising 11 paternal tare ever hc infant territory, said to ihe people, " Rear, my chiidren, with your iuconvcipencj and ; hardships ; do not lay yourself l .ba: lo l.c cursed with this institution. Your nro in j the wilderness nun, but per. even-, at:d j when yon reach the promised land, ton will be glad that you did not t ill dow n and j worship this gold', n calf, and you will thank j us tor 1. ot indulging your wishes ' l'h' re K0J no murmur of rebellion heard agwuisl ibe 1 decision of Congress ; the people Lore bravely ihcr trials; and now js iheie a t;i;.u j iu Indiana wlio h not reason to bress Cdn giess for refusing to grttut die petitions of the misguided Hist seniors of ot:r State ? While Mr Corwht was dealing wilh this j branch ofhis sobyect,be was asked a question i by a getleumn present, who said his father I had held slaves during the time specified ; and until Indiauu came into the 1'nioti us a ; Sjtate; aud wanted lo know how this Lap- ; pened. A colioquy of some length ensued, Mr. Corwin answered the querist iu bU humorous way, and told him in substance, that his father bad held his slaves contrary lo law. He wanted lo know a bat ibe bolder had finally done with them. 'Sold them when Ihe Slate government was formed." Mr. C. then insisted that thev bej wero mnuw ur.vorv.Q ei3t 1 fnllv held. The answer of ed expressions of satisfaction from lire audence, which seeuicd to provoke the questioner without cause, and he waxed exceedingly wroth, especially when Mr. C. told i.iia the Supreme Couit of Indiana had afterward decided that holding slave- ondftT such ciictimstacces was illegal; this ''crush- ' er" bringing oet the audience in shouts of applause. The querist efter-.vr.rd$, v fen ' Mr. C directed at him one ofhis comical remarks, got almost "fighting mad." but was : cooled aown by tbe good hdnisis? , t" tit ; speaker. Thus was ihe point loveibl,-" liiustrated,that slaves held iudefiftncfe bTlheOrdinHnee of 1787 v.ere prorrbuueed hy the Courts illegally held siluwn Ibo miuation ol National, Xstrvrtosriai, r.uo dilate autborittes, to maintain tfe -acivd pro :;!: -I tiun inviolate. Let us look at History, said Gov. Corwin. . It is the record of the experience of mankind. Suppose that Father Adam were now alive; suppose that we could converse with ' him face to face. He would soy to us.- -; "God bless you, my cniidreti I 1 bare eees the effects of 9luvery in aii rtges. I have geen how it makes nation-, we.ik, ai.c. csliy 1 conquered, and host when it grows into toe insiittitions of a country certain ruin overtakes lliem." The instances were isTr.: ;oi -ed where, the helots of tileece. :iic .. I.U slaves (they ensUved whitr nen then ty when tbey were male to Bght the balt!esci the rountry. were put 10 utter rout by

(it; lis S uvea bgh fihi ? Oi Um put. m ( tig, tht Mipra gel from as Ibe b.c ex ractB Luuov ruts (iie most ttjxions Hovv;ts. When Missouri applied for nilcus;: a St? there w? a jrte&t HH?n ir3 roe was prc-si'lent. The Mi- u.i Cc uiit': w t:ie;i ituuy cu, 1 ' J nn - o was then adopted, oy the tJut Messrs. Breckinridge :!ti ! Dotl2li;3 vail in question l3tho3e oniitiitn-! Can i-iliier of ifi!'--" yoatiir ltcti 1 ' i :n ; :i c irno ire as Co asti tat tonal lawyer? with Wirt, whom every lawyer kn'.ns wan o of t iie crreatest leeral lights f the ? John C. Calhoun, it is fru", was aftewj opposed to this doctrine, but Mr. Corwin hud beard him s.-iy on the floor of the Senate that he had agreed in opinion with the others at the time the question was presented, but-trad ohaugedJafterwariK If prohibition vena TOcbosfhotional, why did not Calhoun and Crawford raise their voices against it? Why did they concur in its ebbstitutionniity ? (COSCLt'DED TO MORROW.) "NEW A OVERT 1 S III NTS. TICK BK8tMJtM.mB toe 1 sand leit i 'i oeeitpii d by Willatd Car pent! r. at tlo nisi. Enquire.! sepil.-.-lu J. B.AQTJS68. rjfZHV iJiiJJH JV XH1TB Wine vinegar. 2U bids Pure i.id--r Vinegar. warranted to ke-p Pi erti b f.rm m Waen fir t m eh of our own make. 0 I his la st White Wine YlftegaC, ecru strong. Eor sale bjeepill COOK ,i LANGLEV. tioxr.s t ry choice i . i 'BB It.i .'. , an lbs Sultana Raisin, 300 i l-lck Zm.te ';rr.nt. S boxes &Xm German Prunes, for pale by Cti'.'K Jc LA NG LEY. Ins evoking do. t choice fit: on, Z'J I sept 14 A-a it B . o 1 H, t ttu.y .y r.J JH B, ft 9l 1 Mil Bfce Pi ur, tor rale by p oind. At (s ILK .tVK BH B ., PJ I.SMJW BKt1 b! , Ko. MaiAsrel, ciOch f r a ring, v. mm s bi.is : tra mesa Mackerc 2 Mo.-eatra Salao ruia. 2 bids new l.eOO ;bs catra u -sepiM MacLrrel, cat. h 1800, a bids to . 20kVrt. extra n- i Mucker.-!, -n, chI.Ii ISO", Ti box:-s new Uct-ller--t.ir.lo kitts tow lieiring, Codinih, ust reteiv,-i ar the LT'irEKA BAZAAR. . s.- a., k.- rt s. a uw 1 s sq 99 i bee b, ;,s-mi lbs prims w. Batter, 2,000 lb 1 ritna L-.U Lard, f r sale by eetl4 COK .'. LANOLBT. 2T: Ueasry epl 'J!HSsltJ.SR VVMBO JMsslsV-Ca-k Clear Mil.:, 1 ca-k Should!, 6 hbls Draw Ptekted Pork, for sa e bv sept U COOK A 1.ANOI.EY. rsW "t'OHB JtSfl l.JHtl.- H.-i ball l.hls "our own packing ;" 10 Kegs Lard, "uurown packing." in stole and lor sale . y septH CE;i. TO&TEB st CO. m.Biao. 1 mtBa . .T.j.'i-.' .. . A.' .. .land for Sale bv digo 1 ense Madras septl-r 6 BO. I OSTER ,t VO. 7, BOX. .VO. 1 i.,!i BJP Shake ltrooius in store ahd ft.r sale bv C.KO. I OH 1 BB .v CO. cepl 14 t ... -. ,-, Vr. - U'B OJ. B -J tJt ful ! snp. .I v of Doors, Sash, Olios a, fvWWBt, l'l IF'. to th. r Pari- and Lime, wht. h we are selling low trade. HBO. FOSTKii . CO., 1 14 Corner Uojmt riro t ami Canal. AVCTCBC I &.:s j 1 j 1 e-i; j ; THE SEASON OPENED ! V.V tt.il I. J" ited Fr-sh Adaitu kapress, the Uriel BAfiVI HOKffi iY -TKllS. tfcBW TOR K BAY SIIF.L!. OYSTKBS, AlILFolili. HARLEM, OV.-TKKs ni cwvAKC hay OY9YERS TV ARIIA!(TKD F II E "i III .se. h ilt :u-e and lan. 'ir.at indacsnieata nfl d.-.l.-r, add e.-n-um.os. For si e by J. TO. d. AKeut, Cincinnati, O. J. V. K ELK Ell, Sole A cent, Bl lll-li' No. 107 Mai.i-KC., Evau-vill. , Inred 1 NEW 5 ALL MILLINERY, MSSa J . HASTINGS, mm. "5 0 JtiIJS QTMJBMTf -Vi?XT , l5- next dt r to BitroUr, j respectfully utiroitneesj to her j fri adfl end the ladies ot Evansvilie j and vninitv in uoeral, that he I has J i -1 retafbd wiUi her Fall ! stock ef MitliTtery artd Fii;ry Gomla, iliicS the 1 :r,resf . tinest and most beaatiful ever ttrough to the city. he invi;es at) tt ijive j ho-a call nnd rximfi1 her surcl;, 1 aj d she ftattera hereeif that -he ai.J le f hie lo p eit', all, t th iii the Quality nnd j ri-1 "t ner gootja. se:.U4 ,T . II A I NHS. B.4 FI.JRII1 Fiir sale at IttOWCB J - fMBA i-OOK S LASOI.KY'S -Ajt.w irv Goods Establishment, , 3 iu firm ol K-'t'r iftroe, rV ., bejs leave to inf. 'rm hi fricn h-and ciiaea -f Evii9ViHe. and vii-ittiry, that he ju .t retoraed from tho East vrith. aod i-; iya opeuing at the rjiaeirf mj etore r;oi.t, on Virst rtt et, rie dovr unntn uf Pres'o'n Brtla , a Bplecwtf i rt of vai!o aad Lfaiar Pry tVH-ye, coiivistiii; if everything tr.-nj the kvest prica Haaliu to the i:ll-: s?Hk and Pre G' 1? the nvrkc t lta"aa'. RaWrHt! bee. Irmgarhiintihied. ftti tlt bn ii i".'-t 1 undeiBtMd la evaro that the rav rrftea is Ihe .t ly sytcm which vil! ntc: iwid therefore onl s- fTs fox: cash. ri5e w ill t c in ari'nlriL-i'e. ri Iver-- (Vyt all in need of Cood-: tv-rrriT;i ;tt ihe -.t-w. .re ou Fir' Btlfcet, vi---. yui Will get the vortsh -ol -our n.--:. . .-il'v. I. fRGT, WIPE AAV ARE UN I FOR VV. per zizti Coiiiploto. J . s m 0 til hF. CTKEKT, IC.VG ?W tukp the WU'L- A'.iL UMrUi, Complete. anI of iKe vrr Wst onatUrj coBitj i' Ifej Van-r Pffvf OUp einl Oftf: of ti?e Btrm T: 'iil. w fth - Tri - . it) eJ ; ilk l.i: ,1. A!sif, . r .h T.aj:; ajith .uif ii.o I U t, at vtiiit"h t- , i..: Iff it at !. .'.-. (. i' luaC . ..j C." rovt-u i.ici tties f -r m imsf r... tli t' - rvaenss uvauuMl tor tie. ti,.o. .it ft ii few pt i.-u. US to .'V c it; Ml ? c We have . I. HAMT.IJi sftiOA .- .-eliii-itos, w he.i; Jr- I or tkoosaud Ivmis tstsli on . Sow Y

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NEW ADVFRT!VMENTS.

n isi unit uniue arid mu-- , MB j uraorclinary Exhibilion on Eartf ; HILL IXHIBIT AFTEUSOON a NICitlT, AT i Evansvilie, Friday & Sat'day, Pi nt. 21st A- Sr2d. commencing cu Friday Eh?ht. ADMISSION 60 CIS. CU'.LDCEN -JS Clct. Thir. Mou'tir Exhlhitic.D is not a Otratan 4r Mini!z-ri". but a Grand Exposition of the WONDERS OFXATIRE AND ART. Inrluiini the Performances of Richly Trained Animate BemRrkalde Exploits of Athletic Power and Afjiiity, the Fe-its of PAncitiK and Trick Horses, a4 Grand Ilippcdnimatic Spectacle ! 1 ,....-. .1... hmmImI klflM .-t the Great Shew " . , . A PfiriOrmilie RmnOCerOS. Which i let hne la the Arena, An Elephant that and other Zoological PheMad'lle. ELLA ZOYARA, the World ; a IOeThe Greut- .t Eaas stri ui:e Yt- reprt-einatitu 1 A C R A X D T O t R N A M E flf T f Ihe mid lie ages, aud other rare novelties of qas.1 altvjctive poa-r. Upon entering each place of exM'dtiou MAPAMK ZOTAKA will drive the Band I'enm of from 12 to 2" BufSM through the nrtac pal streets. The entire Exhibitiou will be f nt.i. to c.nsi t of an imp .ralleled array of ele-g-itit, rerlmd a'.d st-irt-li'ic: uovelfies. 37 S. e large sod -mail .1 riptfve and p'ctorial t ills. D McLARBN, So'e Proprietor. Cha?. WaaiVKa, Treasarer and Gen'! Sup't. W. 0. PasaroM, Goatraerfag Agnt. Tie- v. in le under the saaslvlssna of DAN KICE. V 25 boxes No. 1 Family Soap, boxes krasive Soap, 7f boxes, ttarvi I and quart. 2a boxes W inter Can lies. Received and ft r sale l y put CEO. FOSTER t CO. HBtiH V.i.', .1 pj aa 1 nttabare;, hi store riKti. msTKii co FikLL TRADE 18 60. CONNER &. WORMAN, WMMBtHtMBIMtM UBJI.KR8 -V WV Bo. rs asd si.- a, So. re; Pearl street, ijIween Vine aod Bars stu-ets, Cincinnati, tihio. Keep a tarire t 'i of rnstoraand Eastern work, whicb i -oi' aed to th - trude at lowest prie s viit.K.t ('u.t wr.1Hnsv11.LE K. It Co. I Evansvilie, In. I., opt. 12. I860 1 ar MSB JIMWOjIM. JMMMTMJsmm OF Iu ten Idsrs in this 'ompauy, foi election i-t r. , "ill be beld at the Court House ity n! EvaravrBte, OS Moadny. October 1st, ! etw.-u the hours of 1' o'clock a. M. and 4 in 1" clock e. K. Hv oroer ot tne rtearu. septll-td .1. K. MARTIN, Sec'y. I ICltl.B.lt PORK Jt .ll.31.t, l,OT Choi Pickled Pork put received and for le by VICKSRT BitOS., tlJ No. HI Main strs.it. BILLIARDS I BILLIARDS I rBWB I .'.'.l.:Pi.VOr, TBB fOl'TB, M Mr. A. -eu.Nn. has taken the ft. Charlm SMUartl Saloon , and i'.iit.-s all his friends and krrefs) of Ihe tioble game to giv.i him a trial. Players will tiud 3to-s and everything else to be satrsfrti t'.rv. septl 1 - n . etved and for s.ilo ' H KERY BitOS.. No. 82 Hale streot. I T I.'iOTHV Jt.V! CJLOWUM 8BBH. ifi bocti for sole at V.'CKKUV BitOS., No. h Main street. .Of.'.iS. li) BOX. BOOB CHBJP I msat Vit oKKi' HKOS., 2 No. ai Main sire I. hp Pl.t: m. PP1.BS IO fi n 1. ar. 'Mo-., pip cheap at s -ptlt pavilion M si tii ted oa Svtnntre utreeta, year. Also 3fi Vv !.s jmt received and tor sale SPAl.DIIiO, Cortn r ftala and Firm. HOTEL TO LET. V 1 A i O .V M O T B I. . v.. ter street, betwes s Main and will la' Leased for a term of joining, running b m hi i froattag 144 feet on Syoarn'T. street, will N ! tsed with saut Hut el, or separately. Said ii. ti '. is the firjest and best in Evansvilie, and is dtping ti tir-t-r:tte ImsltieM. NKtd f!ouje vill Ik? pal In & rat-rate orticar, with out-liueeH arid huildings Complete. I'ots-- I n (rivei n tho l-t day of C tofc-er, la'.0. V1A B. LEWIS, 1 : e tf . E I to sell a fir t eOrJf for cash r. Tlxeaa wanting : Tat will pleaae call early. : $. L. 4sPALlTNG, Corner M:iin and First. w ill c nfilue few daws Ions1 lo- jm ?: aWtaJV s,T u u a h 9. . have a small lot ot fi. ... wbic'i I will d.s;.se r yssil yager, II Corn.o.l os and lb lump d' at low fizures f-T L. oPALKINO, ' dain and First. n n n in a n on- ttjfB JTV8T r. i eived a i.,rne and hauusome Btis-k of 1 1 .its and C i fer to the in. ex .mine. which they ofnes. Call and reptT s. " a- .i e b. THE ttjfM.t at.VO tW Jt Confec toiterjrore cf Knrtz, on First aireet. HI lr tu Poal nee. Kvnn-.vll!a, Ind., is for sale raeaai toe aot-s-sti "t -an died, Fruits, Ac For lern - nj'ld; ;tt the . tore to pct7 Irs. CAHOLtNE KURTZ. 1 'BU .'.litis - 50 BJ3 RRKI.8 PL 1 -j ist received and for sale by CTHAS. McJOHNSTON. Neil Ww sTCSVv H.IO.V.' SOU POIWII8 UlrHMiMf rs end Sides in store and for Vh.KKHY BliO?., No. S2 Main s.rset. su le by 6eptl2 g?B BB ;.'.'-s ro.vs of ts; l'O lu-h Ear Corn, iu VICKKUY BROS., No. 32 Maiu street. J - -r MB I BM VMM ind go-Ki at VICKEIfY BROS., No H Main sitee. an'1 I.e.lis, for e. Zot.s: 'tei bis a, t . d':-h : No I -r. fc tJD C if II K. r. i-.'-- and t. w Maekerel, ,h.J.HV Dli'JS., i. -2 Main street. 5 S . iTi i fore -.'!::t; trtrtweafi John Got-lz Green, r.n V r th: fiim ami stjrli of j&oels man this da; disefl-tT! Uy mtttaaJ consent. xr;il it- .r..ritajtjt i at I ha ajuna -.itd Uiern ho lie, a.3U:ijl a:i 01 the .m.i j. if. illeeo, Tl,' l.fud bv Mr. J hdbiliiiesi f t h Rrm of z tJreen, and alio rizi oiled m ii doe the firm. joujs (rUFir.z, 3. B G li LKN. T 11URBO IP" 8 StOI'H OF Hi id at" is now Co !lnor better a oagfci i" tie lehl Ol Um mVr'at I he lo - ."I st--;k of feCKKl L'heket of Ir.diana. n.-ittUotcturers vest poasibffi rate. r c r prompt jtuper ar OOTre-i- t the tty for j . OO is uld a . I paid by asftl j

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MISCELLANEOUS.

nr. '.V Kit SI G-"K I, 0JS RBliricg from active commercial pursuits, so lonp and pleasantly ennied on by hinis.lf and other mcmbera of his house (over thirty years) in soatnrn Indiana, woe Id return his raost grateful thank to his numerous friends and customers fur their mn jej kinduesses ; and in taking leave of his friends, commercially, he can with, confidence rn-. nmrfiend his successors to the patrol. itge of his friends a, every way worthy of tb.ir rrmlinnssl lavers. M, W. rpSISB. Sept. tit, llo. pertll FaTFgROUNDsT FAIR GROUNDS! CgLT. fBBSO.y'S Wi SUMS" ft Tli 9JL rent emails for the sJe of food for the cr -w.I or tke uin!i.rf hull, thoae erfaajiig to ran swiues or exhibit alio i s. will make application to the undersigned. The Fair will Im Uel.i bwr davs c-epteiji-ber tfirh, 2Cih, 7t!i, aud 2Sth. 'SO'i. BcpMl-lI F. UDKNMinilK.S.r V - - - - CfSS? t Dvuamore tret-t. IS XOJi' -l 0(1 It () JL K M 1H.S and Choice, fur sale by septl K. GIT.BKP.T 'Cf. mM'Tti 1-i BUM. 8. .Ml, I. KlJS'nii VI for sale by S. K. GILBKBT i Co. n tilt cob na.nr, .HJ.V . -M-B and Cotton, in reels nnd oaaeBS, tor tali septl S. E. G1LBEUT & CO. c hobj.-i.o6 MB MS 8s3' quality, for sale by S. E. GILBERT .v CO SJ SB, J lUass. Nails, Almonds, Filterts, Brazil NikEnslifh Walnuts, Eiirs, Uisins, Currants, Prunes Bock Candr, Dried Beef, Oysters, Sardines, Alum Bpeoea Salts, Sulphur, Boll Brimstone, Copperas, Madder, Extract of Logwood, Ind;go. Cream Tarter. Soda, Bedcords, Blacking, Battine, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of all kinds. Nutmegs, Lemon Syrup, Ginger, Glass Jp.rs, Laoterns and Flasks Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce, Spiinish Moss, Stone Pipes, Powder, Safety Fusi-, Tobacco of all kinds. Fancy So:ii s, Sturch, Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Cap, Note, and Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Teas, Cimplu-r, Saltpeter, etc., etc. A supply of the alMive kept cotiHtautly on hssseU and for sale at the loirrat prist bv H. K.UILBEKT t CO.. sr-p.tl No. 4 Sycamore street. V TJBCB lOO BOXBfi ISK8T OLJ(. itv for sale low by S. E. GI I.BKKT if CO. ST.V Jf KM I. tl J UOOlt VIHK PROOF Safe, -mull sire, che;;p f-i cash at JAS. L. SPALDING'S, Corner Main and First. septl O.V.1- Jl T IJV TIMK.-RK, Rye, Rye-. hst received ahd foi sale at the cheap cash store of R. S. RVSTC-N" A- CO., Kilty bushels of Rye Seed. septl VlJTI" rOBBB8Tji'MBAi' JT PJR Ws' for Hardware and Debts. JAOI B HADJI St SON, eptl-lw No. 74 Main street. mMTjcje.-- coBBJL l tc cojvwjyrasI ton beg to announce rhat they have received a full supply of ALL THE HOOKS to Im? sped in the schools in the ensuing term, and solicit the support of their friends and the public, hich Ihey endeavor always to merit. augl DOBELL A CON VNGTON. fO.VBTBI.VW BO it W-OVJVfl America. A Toy calculated to keen the novs during rainy days quiet at home, and at the tame time to predispose them for useful mechanical em -ployment is in the shape of Tov Toolcheats of different sizes, in store nnd for sale st the Hard wars Store of GEO. S. SONNTAG & CO., MK'17 Main st , Inst blow the Branch Bank. N.Y.MILUNERY STORE. BRONNER & BROS., No. 7. Wini ut., bot. Mala & .SyrHmorp, KVANSVItLS, INDIANA. fM'1K c' PMHTMCVttiJim WW tttttjDtion toiur ftili nnd compU't-- sri k pt Millinery (Jtdi, mich f Ftti:iy-.;i!( Silk nd Velvet BaMMt! Striw l.ounetb, Flats, Sooo, Boni."t Kihbon and Vt-Iv?t EiblM of .ill vridllii SilK, SacilMg nnl Vflrcts, Fjrenefa nu Aneiian t lowers, Itlonda, Editing, Lic's, BoiMllM, nnd n w .it ..rity f llad-dreupps, C'ifnrta and HettV. i: i 'L" connected with one cf the l.ire-jt importing bottsttfH (No. 2:?34 anf Broadway. New fork :ity.) v ) we import ntoat oF on" gXK.s direct In-m It 1 wo liavv tiiereToVH p.U r Mfflttlon tor obtaining goods asdatyl s, than any Imus? cut of New York. We Mdc country m- rcliantn and idiIlineru throughout Iho West, havitig for-in-rly ennplfed tlif Mel vt'ti either at Lonisvillo or t.iiiciiiuati, or at the Easterii markets, ar i rHapvicrJiilIy iuvitI t stop and rail in to Inspect and rontparf our priced at any ratn he ifore tii g Eat PlesM (ci'c ui a trial and you tbftj 1 t-e ronvlnred. a- .. ! i mi,' and RlteetMej d-ne t.r the trad. uuic.Sb Cms UONVII a- UHOS. M TNK Ht : ?J8M TSS Mi US ! t Jr in is. nf Fuathutt, just resNffed and Ujv rale ot BuHAPKKB PI'SSING'S, a u2 No. 49 BfsJfn stnet. y hririB. I wish to call the attentioti of pbysfcins and the : In t- this apreeihle pnrpatirss which I preii4rd..rV, in BJ'toxe, It m di-cjileil-ly NMrivf t. any article that b manufactured iu I the East and pent hre, aa Its quel it! are destro. -ed hy WM. Bl ERBOW EU, Iru-si 't, au-..t 7h Main (t.t Waihinjct. n Block. Kennedy's Medical luscoveiy. It is the best prepar tis,i. in th. world for that purp.we. Fi r sale by WM. BlXBDOWEH, Drujtist, amr23 Mil T8 Wahinctoii Block. bj r.i.vu l.X BOR BBVBT WM. HIEKUOVVEK, No. 7S Washiaatoa Bl.wk. i jv' TtJitB.Rotthtm jt.n-j rs t.y- Tt.n 1. la Bros, are now receivinflr and oia-ninK their seasonablofct.s k of FALL AND VI N 1 EU OUOUS, vhi'.-h will be Very extensive and beautiful. Their prices will favorably compare with any house in the city. They respectfully invite the ladies and all curtomes in genera re ci.ll at their sta...'. No. ItO Main (am: 22) KiiSK'K BROS. 4 IM B ti f B , W.S Prime W. CBBBSB. BOXBS B. t'lieese, lust received and for pass. McJoiiNsroN, Posey Block. sale by ang'j JMSB" WBMTB BI8H. 25 BJIBB ww l.bls just received and fr sale by aniri'J 'HAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey Block. "if BJB J.JRU.--Z TIBR'BS PRIMB Mut Leaf Lard just received, and for salu at ailR.i NO. ZS MAIN ST. IOO si ih PHt.riB u-niT; Wheat Flour for sale at the lowest, nowselling at 82.71 per sack, at inl2o COOK A LANG LEY '3. NEW FURNITURE STORE JTST OPENED BV TUt TELL CITY FTJRNITTJRE CO. The largest and finest assortment of FUKSflrUltal ANI CHAIRS of all kinds in the citv, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, No. 5 Water st., next door to K. llarnes, EVA NSVILLE, INP. F. Sedletzky. ent. Munul'uctory at Tell City, Ind. juue23-6m rmn o t b b t JTr i t t'v zTjf is JL In gnat variety, at the lowest price, at tho new irug More oi feb'27 N. S. THOMPSON. jryfRB.su R BCH.y in rb pobism. -R A superior article for Polishing al kinds of varnished furniture. at N. THOMPSON'S City Durg Store. auft20 tJSUJ.VIl ft.JS8 i.OOO J.1BB18 9 sssortetl sir.e Window Sash; Iza boxes assorted sire Window Glass, iu store and for sale low by augl8 CHAS. McJOIINSTuN, Posey Block ! jr Jtun tnf...Yo i' t i.-mi.T.-.yjt ti ' MJ Lrd tnl just r.sjeived at THOMPSON'S City i Drug- Stcre ' WZHICKl.BS, CU18VP, sVe.60 dozen asi Jt sorted ei7. -s Jut rec. ived and for salo bv anglo 0 IAS. McJOHNSTOV, Pos.-y Block. TP ssens nmyJBB hb WP.'.V BIS I IJ&8BS Prawing aud Pnintiii": on Monday, September 3d His instntctivus vuibr.ee all tho ilifTerenr styh t Oil, Pastel, and Water color Painting, and the lartous branches of Drawing, such as Lsndsrapes, Figures, and Architectural tlesins. Ttuse w. shin- to dike- lesiejns r.ili please call at lis room In ths tear of tlm Sot, Bsatn Gallery, No. .'0 Mailt street. ... . ;'!'.- ::el Cio.it. uir.'iF '" i'O U WulJT JL ' (rood article of Coal OH, call ar THOMPSON'S New l)n;' rtort. He has just received a fresh supply of Extra Refined. aug20 mF t RBimivmn. r. Waal Sieves, vv l ent Kiddies, Moil.iers dt. GEO. S. SONNTAG CO., augl7 No. 10 Main street. TB.Vr Jt BUM V I JV B 8. I JL. I, bids of Patent XedJeJaej that are worth j htvtnircon b Ibaad st THOMPSON'S Now Drn : Se.ra n..n.. LtSii II I.S IJ op PJ JT TBB .mum NEW IRCG STORE, sagl i j Main street.

INSURANCE.

Insurance Agency. ALLEN C.liALLOCK Evansvilie, CNrBV'BITK AM GKiStKKAT' IXSLl:AM i: AGENT, ADJCSTEB OF AVEUAr.ES. 1.VD NoiiBV 1'C BL.i lie continnea to isMta Policies from s-vtrai lit-t Clus aud moot reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Country, on I,',nd and Fi- Hikt. il- - ' i also receive auplicatiuun for LIFE IN9TjBANat, He will attend to the Adjejatmam of of every deecription BP'tar policies fn tii r.tlilsf ajsvaciee, and atteL.! to the setilcuiejit ol i" air connected with INol KAKi'fc, for nn - interested. His Lais eapecleac a.i uu ini :.te AapST, has luade hii.i t..uiili.ir with ail u j-jts eonni I't'1. with I:i.-maiue. TfMTIiii Mari.L- If.ti. Huiliiiutr, K,i. O Vsit; it. NOETH AMEBIC AN FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF HAItTl OUD, C'O.VA. Cash Capital, $300,000. CASH ASSKT.S. S31-,.OUO. HASTiNCS. Soc'y. A. V. 11ASTINC Insures sgaHeSl loss and dsrtisy by Fire on Dwellings and their co-teuw, Massasssasrsnvj Mills. Storehouses, Stocks .1 Merchau-1 e. ut fair and reas--uable rat'. s id' premium Policies promptly is. ned an. I Iwesaij edi'isi'sl foe tho Company ly A. C. HALLOCK i StH, Agent ., M.irMo lla'l building. Main street, sept 14 kjsfasfjvil le. Iieii.ins. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. (rayNKLisi bi'iliunii.) HH W'ALNCT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Firelnsuranco, Limited &Perpetual, On Buildings and Mercha'idi-e of all dsacrlptioita. OKO. D. IJAliT, Preri lcut. K. P. ROR8, Vice l'.e.'t. 1 If. R. U ISH1 bU cretarv. S. II. BtmiS, A-s t See v. snirrew. Oeo. II. Hart, Foster s. Psrktaa, H. IS. CngnhalL K. P, Rosa E. YV. B.i'ev, S. Jonas; M 1 . A. C. Cattail, A. If. Caaaabera, Hon. II. M. Fuller John 6. L-'aie, I 'hai as G. Imlay. UATTF.LL, HEU.If VNTUES, Aleuts for Kvaosvtlleand vicinity. Office at l.sw ,t Anthes' Law orDoe, 7 Main treet. sept 12 In aw ranee ?o 9 OF FVT YOliK. Office 112 ami 114 Broadway. one million dollars. AfifiKTS JVL V Is. Is (is.. The Home f n-iir;i:,t n Cdmpany in.snre.4 against Loss i.r L;Mapi ny "ire on I'W'ltini nod their contentH ir a term I Irom 1 to fi 3 ears-on the most aviiniM'1 fprm4 plifrert, SUn k of iVferfhatidize. WarehoUM'r4. Pr'.duo. Maiiiilactrries. end all I iauuraiK i' priiertv, nt fair and eqnit UTe rates and iu INLAND NAVIGATION and transportation rielci aa low ;s the Biktnre 1 1 tin injured an1 th 0 I C.ompaiiy will warrant. Aujiir tin? nil e-4s tau iv, atel promptly ; u. em. ri!A. .I.'.MAKriN, i'res't. them. A. F. Wlf.MAltTH, Vie PrVt. J. Mii.T'in Smith, SecTMyy. Joiix Mnlrr, Assi't Sec v. ? . . ' i t 1 1 1 made to ri ! foIicies i-snei bv A. IIALLiK'K AKOIf. AirtV, au't JItrllo 1111 Building. Main Htre r. HARTFORD fire mmm co., HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810 ! CHARTER PERPETtAT. . With a Successful Business Experience of 27" 1 ft sr Years. Cash ( npital 6800,000.1)0 iH9o,ysti hi Cnpltal and Surplus, Insurance (rainst Loss or Damks;s by Fire, on Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchamlise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds of property, can be effected in this Company upon as favorable terms as the nature of the risks aod security to Policy holders will admit. PABTICCLAK ATTENTION given to insurinr Farm property, consistine: of Dwellings, Barns, and ontbui!ditis connect.'.!, and Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Faming Utensils, rf-c, c., contained therin, for a teroi of 3'ears &t L11W lat.-s of premium. OrjTXCFM: T. C. Allyn. Secretary. I, Hi ilinaioa, Pea't. : C. C. Lyman, Ase't Stc'y. W. X. Uowers, Actuary. . Alexander, Qeaeral Agent for ths Western j and South Western 8ttes, Columbus, frhio. J. Graham, Ass't General Ag -nt for tbe We.leru I and South Western Htt.-s, fjt.lambns, Ohio. Appficatiotis for insurance may be male to the I undersigned, tho duiv authorize! Agents of tht, i Company. A. C. IT ALLOC Is i SdN. A't I OrriCE : Maiblo Hall Duilding. -Main street I aor23-2tn INCORPORATED 184 7. City 3?lx-o -OFHARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. ! C. C. WAITE, Sec'v. C. B. BOWKBH, Pres'f. S. H. PRICE, General Agent, Residing t Ofajcago, Ills. j GASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS $327,540. J This Company insures against loss and dsmae by Fir.- on Dwellings and their - r.:. :e -:. Stores, . Warohooses, Stocks of Merchandize, n.d all iusurable property at as roawirisbta rates of premium ss I any other solvent and reliable Company, Aljutinj EisMes fttirlu a,id paying caeas promptly. I Applications made to aud Policies issned by A. C. HAELOCIC Jt SCN.. Marble Kail Buildings, Msin st , I ang21-.'ims a-..v i.i.i., 1:,.;. A 1H1I. I. H J.Vtl BP I "PIS --IT 18 J WJi settled fact that Uarkor'a CLluritte AJill!t er is the bust medicine known lr- effecting a nirs 1 and permanent cure of Fever .tin! Ague or Chills , and Fever, it prevent. Ague Cakeaod all the tits : that follow tbe nse of Quinine. For sale ,y N. S. TliuMBiOi:, I angl At the Citv Iru Store. MILLER & NIEHAUS, No. 4:1 Main st.. bet. First sud Second, EVAN5VILLR, 1HDIANA. rjflHIS Ft.V FIRM IS JI8T Jl otiening pari of their spl ndid spw.k las far i.s e.i rive.!) of Staple I,ry Go's-, sol Parry ar-s for the Fall and Winter season, alul laaxiM a fribndiy invitation to th. ir l.ady crlsbjDiei - im tae real of mankind, to give Ihem a call, ar.d examine for themselves. All their gocde rscemmend themselves , by a prime quality, and perfect freshnses, and w ill bs J at small prool lot eaab. ssiti j

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO W Notice ":y iri " i t thi1 Titx-lTerH o f the i itj : c .it sViUe, ti .it I have leneieM frilel the ITlert or tl t'onimou ' ouncil the T. Do!icate for tho yeur if -V, art tst I im otiv I receive tl.e f i.v - iv.i!t.ild OaMi ! i U ,u: ipli. at. Mv i lhc it BSaTn etr t4?n Hotel ildljr, rf... :i the Wiwhinsu Tiirdet. 'EBIC0. i HliUlIA I aualO (tifri. "r. a o B B O HJT I .V .VW'lu SL' order for stone CurDlng. Sept. L 18&". An l w if is h -r ' v ordered ar.il directed, bv tho Common ' Council of the City of Knnville, that the i-wners of t be foi ai wiug lots. Itsing corner iota fifhatc on r'gUtli street, Let wean Locust and Divist.-' sio n, cause good Rtooe curbing t. be placid upon tne-s'.di walks of aaid lots lor distance of tuenty fe"t, tluitjs: ten teet iu esc'.i direction from tile earner, viz : L 1 No. 12 in Block No. 5:2, Lots IS and il In Bi. ck S3, Li.t- 11 Hud SO in IHo k No. M. an 1 Lots 11 aud 93 in Block No. 06, all in the Eastern Knlarg. nieut ; and Lots . latxl LS in Block No. I, sail L its 1 and 1' in Bl. i k , So. 2 ;'afl in the CrcspeDt Enlargement of said city, v.-ithiu thirlv days bora the niili'hslilM of this order. V. BURKE, Clerk. Cl. rr.'s Office, Sept. -5. led). (W SVBB1. tUmMJ9 T(t wV HVjL 4inan.ee passed Jatiusiv II, 1 .?, entitled, An r . - ' t. r.snire fines, snd costs for b-reaches f the Ordtoaneee of the City to bs KStisned by labr. il" n-t paid or replevied. ,f I . I September 1st. 1 w. 8echin 1. Be it onieinad bv theCoTnmon Cortrrll of the City of Evattsviilf, taut whenever In pursuance of the provi-io.ts .f the paid ordlnnos of Jannsty l'j. lfo, ;cii (erson shall be rerinired to perforin any labor, in satisfaction of uuj judgmoct Tendered against htm fi r the viola' ion nl' any ordinance of the City, such person may be raqalrsd h to perform such tabor und'-r the sap. rvision of any person who may be appointed by the Major; an i tbe person so appointed sha'.i have all the po-.ve, and authority conferred upon the Mayor and Atreal 1 Oommiosioner bv the second section ft said Or linaoce. (s.-ptl '.CVf. l:KEK. M-.v.'r. CV O B B H J V I it . JS'tT7? t f B.- ' Order for Br; k Side-VV-.il;. ,-; t l,lSi. -Aud BOW it is h. iebv ordered and directed, by rhs Common Council of the City of ETarrsv;h thai the owners of all lots or parts ajf .r ('. niinj on or adjoinii,,; the iiorih-ea't si te yf Water str.-'i, j from Kim to Pine etreit m s..l 1 city, case tits sklo-wivlks there t. to 1 1 l.c.ai ;dt to nhn proper tado, and that tbey nsstse a side-wnls oC Class No. 1 to btf lui.l down (hereofi fclthlri khirti flays froni the publica.ioi. oi this OMl r. P. BTJBKB, Clork. Cleric's OBlre, Sep I. I. YMSi g-i O R P O Rt T t ..V v o T i i'B. - Ordar lor Brhk s..ie ". ... mil II ITiasnki i. Sept. 1st, l.H, And mis ii is hereby ordered and diruettd. t.v the Bi mmon Cdnnrjll of the City ot Kvati-ville, that lie- owners tf alt lots or parts ol lets frot tiim on or odjoiniua I ha s..i,tli.est aidu al Pine street, from M'atar t. Iiirst styaaL In .-aid city, cause th sltls.tsa'.ks tUtfreon to be brootrlit 'o the nrois-r ara.ie, and that th.y causs u SiderV sik ot tiiiss No. 1 to I s 1 .:.f lo.fi then.on within thirfT dav- tra n the nrblfc a. . f O.U order. P. BOSS Cl'k. City Clerk 'a OIK-v , Sept A. lni. a 1 o h p 6 ai Ttoyr jvot: v b. Or.ier nsrsWcSBiuussalk; Council rtounbei, tsept. I, lSbO. And now it is hereby ordefvsl and directed, by the Coinn "n Oppncrl of tne Ciiy ot Evansvilie, that the oWttjrs of all Lots ar parfs of lads fronting on or .idjoir inp the aorth sifia SI Carpentsv stn-er. in front V Blrsrk Ifd I Cr. t Pi.- e iu said City, ran-, the side-walks iii -t n lo he l iou.ht to the pi opar inule, aud tbst they cause a eid -v. ,1!. r i ia.-s So. 1 to ho law down theo.n, v. ithin tbirtv rl.tvs from th- pnhllcarlon n this order. " P. B0 It K E, Clerk. ii ' i.-ra a ' i;n. ;.( 4, into. mSTIFtt TO f ojvtWJvtobs ww 1 be i jtuin 'ti t'eae. ;! of t i Cry of Evans. villa will reretve s-al.d prop sals until Sept.. tuber -!5tb, IS SO, for (riidit'tr the nil. y . itendlns' flXnS Locust to Walnut jdrot ., uqd sil.ialo tetwauu Third and K-.nnh sfreef in s iM city. I trllFE, Cl Se t , Uiil. Ttvm vo rh. vf uiii TO MS sV W Kranklin Stieet HavaS The Common Conn, cil of the City ot hSraaasvlls wtH recive settled SroposlU until S I'ti uilier Sih, ISM, for the ennstru -tion of a Sew. r tin ter rVaoklin street, Ltluasco, tro'i. e point one httadrod teet west of niton Avenue, t j a point ten f. ot K ut "1 Third AVenue. Ilia eontraetor-i to lurnifth the materials utnt d" the aoik agasu djna to plan and kpecfiations on rile in tkis imJsV, end pnymt tit to Is) mad. upon the c n pli-iloii o! the work in City Bonds dm In one year, aud beariasj iui.-re-t. P. hlJKIJ E, Clerk. Clerk's Ofllce, Au,-nst 29Uli lf.ia. ft fit 'Si T it JT T U 'i f V 00 H tr. O W The Coin Qit-ii t ouncii of tht (Jit v t KVaus1 Nille wili receive - al.- l piopiatls until the VHh da ot S-;pteuther, lM'.o, foj r.d iiitf, fgfi tefiag aud inaoftdamizintf Main a,r t, from a point 1 ear the OaDal to the npir He of E'trhr streftthe ranmctor tf IWnlsAi al the Ae5terhtl-i. nnt. d the w rk ;;p:rtes I sul) V- plan and Pezi tier. ions o;i (11 in thifi olBc.. )' MltKE, CfPrlr. nerk'n Ouli-fs. AuenstrffH. Kov.lai.iis WoMrssnrh and MeP.rhii.' brand T, 7ViJaiid S f. et. Circular Saws from H to CO sucbes In store an J for eale at Of.n. S. S0VN TAfl ,t- CO.'S, s ir-'T No. in Main stieet. rm VM a is R 8 Bt R J B B I, g JL tisir. en band larire !M of Tnroblnrs. suit able tor putt ii. it,. Jeliv, rf-c , v.b-Mi I will sail VEiiV ( HBAP, anrl in (ju intl, ie 10 stilt j nrchaactj. Wd. B1KBBOWKB, Draniata, septll TS , ..ti.,-1, U'asli.ugtasi Block. wmBtJtrT8.m&HVMVBtm p.sj 0f St 30 i-s lor s.tla ehe.ip bv ept7 ! K L.RN ,k PKKSTOV. J Bt..ii.-i 8.-- rjtexgric, Hjjntt.JLw ton, and SMnckeSfss . ieefTabla and rich styles, for salr cheap hy KEEN i PHKSTOM. aBRBIZB8,Jti80B IBB li 4 J8BV bLM' Olnedi im.i, aborted plain and f.ui.-v, 5 Oases, just receipted bj KEKf7 X Eltl -ION". fEBl.B lUPBi:. ijsn 7-4 It Cr h Towc'lin-' '2 Usts. foi s.,1,. e w be Bt it7 ii. K it.N A ritfC- I ON Ijv-mjfi's.p i.'j y,v J.S-B soibin, assorted b cases : Cat. ion r ianne.s, blencned .d brown, H cases, lor sale bv aept7 K KEV A PItlWTON. B B J BU B II M B S B -V 1 ft eases ass. rted, lust received ly spT KEEN PRESTON. mkVMB8TIl7k ; " It M.I , 4 JLP Light. . and Hue hrnwn, to I. iie., jti.t roetved for the l .ll tra b- ly KJBN S.f P.EaXOJf. :i MtHjjrcr 1 0tijBBO.nOO BBS. 5 Go mIv. in li. os.' sniokina 1 id arxo for sale c&rai at KLI.In I I "S I tiniiy Gr.Hrory. pt7 MpimBJM TJmTJJkliriP O IT ATll H W-S per- i'ie vi.: Tartar just ri e-e ived and f-r sale al ELM i IT'S Family Caooery. s.-pt7 CatlO iio X. B O TI I. B i ML Etiglisb PJcSles, jostruc- iel t ELLIOTT'S raunly Lroct,ry soptv lr" b.if B.Rriob bus h'Ajit : MJ tvtrd ja.' - -" - MA1-K Ss1, i WmtllB BBOBf. H iioZBJV t BB Mjft j..t, kag' ju-r r. c ived at L'LLIOTI 'A Family Grocery. sepi7 e in nit fi.1rjiftfm.i3 liJuuJuLa Pure Cider Vi-jcgur for Pickling, at ELLIOTT'S Family GroCttry. ep:7 e&picBx ! s 'f 'ti'-Bs:- i i'.i f's; j-o ( S oa band a splendid article i pore Sffoes, ptn : up by K. R Imrkee .- Co., New York, which I will warrant pure. Tli-i can i be beat. .1 P. ELLIOTT. K p7 No. 22 Main .trdot. jItlJH t'lJmBII HJM8 808 BBS. i9 Priic Saesc I'nr I Han., a -.yli,fid si ri.1. just rec sived and 1 : -al. cnc.ip lor cash at ELLII OTI'S Family Grocery, top ft 1 1 siishT cT:jr "hiiYbs, 9. j . t jrat Ived ELLIOTT'S l'-n. il .;rocry. -"pi 7 Mjt M, JtUmMMMPM CMJMBmJWJIll MJ K-.liactsoous- U) ;n hand at ELLIOTT Family Grocery, sf-;.ll o.vti m.V" i'osT -T&. 10 ti ttJrmuiiatclay & I'erkii 's UJS I lx,;tlas l.i.doe Porter; S aox pint botiiee, Jut; leeelvsd, f roi. Ca-ttoni Il jiyso and P r atile at El. LIwl i"a Jfattfl i.r ry avpcT Dissolution of Co-Partnersdiip IMHB CO-PJS.T.yjS118UIP HBUJi - M tofore exo-liug l.-etw. .-n the nc.let a.gneci, uu tier the Satads and styjos oi M. VV, Foentr-a t awl Geo. Vaster - Co., act this day dissolved by mutual rotiw,!.'. Tl.. b' o.s..ai..l fpt-rs will be found u' the oil.. . oi Gay. mv Co.. corner 1 Locost street and Ospal, ind elite r pji tnnr is auMMftM to use tl... e -inie "f i- ' ' In i:-..-'a Hon. Jt. IV. JfOiM.tt, : ALEX.. H. FOol t.il KvauM IHsi, ! i-pt I, IS80. V. . A. WY N. ft). PJ RTJS-IIR8B tiP . The ua.lersltrnl hr." fhr dsy fbrnS ' a .-'pi'-nership r.ador ue aaaM.ai.'iiny le o; UEO.JtMiTKK i 'a -...t'.:- ill..- pot,..-.. ... .. .luininr. ' aai as .-stTleil on by .bs ltie bl ajf alw'Tn aad wasiij solicit a coutin...ati..e of tbst la-tars 1 - U m ly eaSwad -ed to thorn lierrs. pis'igioK their best atwts .. all limea for tie. loos . i. . ; to':r . . S.-i.. 1st, lain GEO I fCO ALEX il rOsflK BOpd WM. A. Gft'Yii.