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tainly, unfortunate, very unfortunate, and
of all men the most miserable, very unfor
tunate in discovering one bad among SO
many good, and most miserable in having
bound themselves to suffer day after day
and hour after hour during the whole jour
ney of life the lash and spur Of a woman'S
tongue. Still they should not complain
The silly ass that permits any fool to mount
his back cannot expect good treatment
We think he has no right to disgust the
public by throwing up his heels and braying
every time his rider is pleased to touch him
with whip or spur-N Y Ledger.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

CL OTHING.
Per late Arrivals from N. York.
GASES of New style fancy Cashmere Pants.
OCases of Plain and fancy Satinett Pants.
Cases of Linen Duck and Cottonade Pants.
Cases of Black cloth frock and business Coats
Cases of denim Overalls and Jumpers
Cases of light grey Flannel Overshrts.
Gases of linen Check Shirts.
Gases of white l.. b. Shirts.
Cases of grey and white Merino Shirts and
Drawers.
Cases of Cotton and Wool Socks.
Bales of Blue and Scarlet Blankets.
In addition to the abovewe have great varie-
ty of Goods in our line too numerous to mention.
selected by one Of the firm now in New York,
which will be sold at the lowest market rates, by
the package or single dozen to which we invite
the early attention of buyers
JENNINGS q BREWSTER,
Granite store, No. Y Battery street,
ap19.l3-3m. San Francisco.
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IMPORTERS and SOBBERS of FOREIGN and
L DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS, have removed their
stock to
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l.. II. FISHERS
ADVERTISING AGENCY
p. f., is Sole Agent for the fol-

IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
OFFICE, (UP sTAIRs)
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jy- Mr.. Veatch did hold the Office Of Audi
tor of Spencer county number of years, and
simply because he faithfully performed its
duties, and gave satisfaction to men of all par
ties who had business with the Office. Lock-
hart has been an office begger for nearly fifteen
years, at times holding two offices. receiving
the pay of both and entirely neglecting the
duties o, one, to the detriment of interests -
Veatch never had to shamelessly electioneer
with his own party to get their consent to run
for office-Lockhart never gets nomination
in any other way. Veatch was placed and
kept in Office by the voluntary action Of his
friends-Lockhart can only get in Office, or
even nomination for Office, by the lowest party
trckery.
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on Second street, extending from Chestnut out
to the Corporation line be thoroughly repair
ed, and that Councilman johnson be and he is
hereby authorized to have said plank walk
repaired
On motion permission was given Mr. Wheel
the way of paying and placing shacles and
screens around the School building.
Right of way was given to Messrs. Schriber
and others to lay down pipes from the corner
of First and Division to the canal the city re-
serving the exclusive right TO tap laid pipes at
any point, for the purpose of supplying fire
cisterns.
| Bill of Jas. D. Saunders was discussed ard
referred to same committee appointed previous
lv, with instructions to report at next meet
ing.
To his Honor the Mayor and Common Council
| Of EvanSviHe:
| The committee to whom was referred the
request Of the Washington Fire Company with
instruction to report the annual appropriation
required by each of the Companies of the Fire
Department. by leave to submit the following
report, to w.t.
That the appropriation made the two Com.
panies on last year amounting to $500 at that
time was made with view of defraying the
expence Of grand fireman'S parade and in
consideration of that fact would recommend
the appropriation Of $500 for the present year,
to each Of the city Companies and the same
amount to the Washington Company, which
l. a ceptable, to take effect from and after the
time of their accepting Of the proposition made
10y Councilman Rathbone. And also an add-
tlonal allowance of $50 to said Washington
Company, to defray the rent of hall for use OF
said Company; said Appropriation to said com
panes, to include all bills for all expense ex-
cept those contracted for damages done at
fires
To the Honor the Mayor and the Common Coun
1cf the city Of EoansviHs:
Your Committeeman, as one of the three to
whom was referred the report on the request
of the Washington Fire Company. with in
structions to report the amount required by
each of the different Fire Companies for the
support and maintenance of the same would
make the following report, to-wit:
That in view of the amount which the law
exempts tiremen from taxation, viz: $500
personal property, and city poll tax, and in
consideration of the fact that all of the Com
panies are composed of more than 1UO mem
berS whose average amount of tax would
probably far exceed the amount donated on
last year and also in view OF the incidental
expense of each Of the companies, in way of
gas, fuel, janitor's fees, &C., would recommend
an amount of $500 to each of said companies,
including the Washington Company. And
said appropriation to take place with said
Washington Company from and after the time
that said Company went into active SERVICE
Also an extra allowance of 500 for rent OF
Hall contracted for by said Washington Fire
Company. All of which is submitted
V. SATTERLEE.
Reports laid on the table until Wednesday
evening, 23d July.
WELL H. WALKER, City Clerk
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- Archer, the good-looking clerk of the
St. Louis packet Southerner, is In town. This
favorite low pressure is laid up at Portland.
- The Shenango, on her last trip from St.
Louis. dam ICED small quantity of hemp on
board for Louisville. How the accident &C.
CURED was not known. A protest was taken
out at this place.
- The Louisville Courier states that the
David Gibson. on her late trip from New Or
leans, had several fatal cases of sickness on
board among the deck passengers. three OF
whom died. The second clerk was taken of
Of the boat in dangerous condition, being
Frustrated with typhoid fever.
- An ARRAY occurred on the Cumberland
Valley, at New Albany, Saturday, between
pilot by the name of Seals, and another per-
son on the deck. A bowie knife was drawn
on the former, who took it from his antago-
mist, and then beat him numerically lie
was subsequently held to hail in $500 for The
assault.
- The river fell two or three inches on
Tuesday night, and is still falling. Our re-
ports from above are most discouragirg-
Scant three feet water in the canal. twenty
eight inches at Scufietown, and on the upper
bars little over foot and halt. From ali
this we conclude that for the present, steam
boats will he scarce, and our river column bar
rem OF interest. So long as there is one pro-
peller left, we will record its wanderings.
- On Tuesday evening last as the Cham
pion No. was landing at Paducah, the mate
a Mr.. Dove, was leaning over the bow of a
fiat boat which the G. had in tow, endeavor-
ing to push skiff out out of the way, when
he was caught between the fat and guard o.
the wharf boat and crushed to death. The
pilot had rung to back her. but the wheel hav
ing caught on the centre, she could not be
stopped in time.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.

MONDAY EVENING, July FL.
Council met. Present his Honor. the May
or(&nd all the Councilmen except Councilman
Foster. Minutes read and adopted.
The usual allowances for work done on SITS.
were made, amounting to S29.
\ Allowed, Messrs. Topf & Long for repairs
on hose.
Ordered, that Council proceed to read all
bills handed in, and refer those only, where
there is a doubt as to their correctness.
Allowed. Jas B. Evans IS reward for find
ing fire ladder.
a. & L. Uhl SOC for elbow furnished for fire
cistern.
Chas. Bigley Sc 70 for placing 81 cubic
yards of earth on Lot 1856, D. E.
Ordered, that said Lot 1876, be charged with
said amount.
E. H. Moslcy S23 81 for filling in the fol-
lowing lots as here charged:
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The bill OF Luke Grant was On motion re-
ferred to Committee on Claims.
Allowed, Messrs Bement & Viele $50 rs,
for cement.
Ordered that cash order be made out in
favor of Jno. S. Hopkins, for amount of pre-
cept for travelling Fellon's lot on Main st.
Bill of A. and l.. Uhl, for crockery pipes for
public cisterns, referred to committee on
claims.
Allowed Jno. B. Hall $1O5O for city print
ing, per order of Jas. B. Evans, City Marshal.
Fire Superintendent reports fer week end
ing July 2lst, 1856, condition of Fire cisterns
and apparatus received and filed.
Messrs. Kratz & Heilman presented petit
ton praying for the right of way to lay pipes
from their machine shop to the corporation
line, in order to supply their cisterns with
water from the canal; and also stating in said
petition that inasmuch as a fire cistren is
much needed on the corner of 1st and Pine
streets, for the better protection of the proper
ty in that vicinity; that in the event that the
city build said cistern, that the said firm will
supply the same with water, the city bearing
the expense Of pipes and of experimenting and
laying the same. On motion the petition was
granted, and the proposition contained therein
referred to the Fire Department Committee.
On motion permission was given John S
Goodge to employ some person to grub and
clean the Southern part of Oak Hill Cemetery,
: mt cost net to exceed $50.
Mr.. j. 5. Goodge DBL gated himself to keep
the same in COED repair from and after the
time said premises are placed in such condi-
ton.
A petition was presented by Allen c. Hal
lock and others, praying for permission to be
given VIM. Dean TO enlarge his house, or add
another story OF frame work to the same
which was granted.
The committee TO whom was referred the
petition of John Heinrich to repeal the ordi
nance against hitching and feeding horses and
cattle in the streets, reported against an,
change, and said report was accepted.
The committee on streets and alleys, tt
whom was referred the petition of Brogermar
and others for the widening of Fifth street
reported and adversely, and made recominen
dations in report Report accepted.
The committee to whom was referred the
petition of Messrs. Iglehart. praying the exten
sion of the fire limits so as to enclose lots 229
230. 231 and 232. D. E.. reported in favor o
the prayer, and recommended the passage o
an ordinance to that effect.
On motion, the report was received, and az
ordinance ordered to be drawn up so as to in
clude the above named lots in the city limits
extending from Main to Locust, and from 4tl
to 5th streets.
ordercd>unsuimously that the plank walk
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ARRIVAL OF JOE WRIGHT.
Great cry aud little wooII
DEMAGoGUEIsM AND HUMBUG!

Gov Joe Wright arrived here by last nights
train, on an electioneering tour for the U. S.
Senate, leaving his official duties at the Capt.
toll to the kind care of Providence. His Old
Line friends had small cannon, band of mu-
s;e, an omnibus and two carriages. to welcome
street, and when it reached the corner of
First, presented the splendid pageantry of
said omnibus containing the band, followed by
a carriage containing a lantern and the great
Governor. and this by another carriage laden
with gentlemen supposed in the darkness to
be the Committee of Reception. Scattered
along the street in great disorder was crowd
loudly cheering for FILLMORE.
| The Governor was escorted to the Pavilion,
where from the balcony he spoke about half
an hour. His remarks were rambling, and of
but very little force for good or evil. The
only statement worthy of particular notice,
was that in travelling over the State, this was
| the first place he had heard a shout for Fill
more. We promise him he will hear enough
! hurrahs for Fillmore in this section to last HIM
al the remainder of his electioneering tour
He was followed by several Of the small lights
Of Democracy, whose ideas did not seem to
penetrate the surrounding darkness.
As Gov Wright is gong to make speech
here, we want him to give his opinion Of the
late
PROHIBITORY LIQUOR LAW,
which only became law through his approx
al and official signature. He can also deliver
an essay on
CANAL TRUSTEES,
for the benefit of the particular persons who
welcomed him last evening with about halt
the zeal they abused him last summer
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE. July q.
Flour unchanged. nopened heavy closed frm
the receipt the Persists Wheat; large supply;
when opened declined 25c improved
and closed atyeterdays rates. Corn dali so62
white. and 5000 for yellow.
NEW YORK, July %.
Four firm. Prices advanced under the Persias ad-
vices Sales of $50 bbls al s. EGGS O5 for State seq
sc Is for obior Wheat advanced &C. per bushe sales
of $1,000 bushels 81 80 for Southern white. Corn
heavy sales of 10000 bushels. Mess Pork declined
sales of $50 bbls $50 I231. Beef arm. Lard arm.
Whisky steady. Stocks dull.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY ur TOWN, ESQ.

REPORTED BY TOWN, ESQ.
GENTLE READKR.-On Monday evening last, the cor.
script fathers solemn conclave their Council
Chamber. Wilhemus Ambulator, elelieus, kept faith
full record their deliberations yours and III! in
terests hsse things Up iowa Esq. has for your eu
ncaion transcribed placed before his readers
days Journal ad with this therefore his task being
completed, he lays aside his pen.
The above being boiled down and reduced to es-
simply that, Council proceedings to-day super
cede Up Town Items.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
- 2 E r S / A
New YORK, July 90.

New YORK, July %.
The Persia has arrived.
Cotton market has slightly declined The
decline is confined principally to lower grades.
Sales for the week $4,000 bales. Flour has
advanced e, and quoted at 9524.
Political news is unimportant.
The quotations are very conflicting. Rich
ard Spence & Co, quote middling Orleans at
SO; middlng Mobile at $685..
Bell & Son quote prices in favor of the sell
ler Stock on hand 100000 bales.
The movements of Parliament are unimpor-
tant.
Disturbances have occurred with the militia
n Ireland and the Tipperary Militi,, have
been ordered to dsband and give up their
new clothing which had been furnished,
without being paid, the Bounty previously
promised them. They refused and mutnied.
riot ensued and several were killed. The
towns and people sided with the militia.
The Crimea has been entirely evacuated.
The Moniteur contradicts the interview be-
tween the Emperors of France and Austria
New York, July %.
The ships Isaac Webb, from Liverpool for
New York, and George Hawley, from Liver
pool for Charleston, totally wrecked.
WASHINGTON, July %.
The Uuion publishes the correspondence be-
tween Brooks and Burlingame. In reply to
animation of Burlingame, that he would be
at Clifton House, Canada on Saturday to set
tie the difficulty. Brooks declined going 700
miles through enemy's country, by route
through which Burlingame knows he would
be running gauntlet Of mobs, assassins, prisons,
penitentiaries, bailiffs and constables.
note from Gen. Lane advises Brooks to
axe no further notice of the matter
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REAL ESTATE SALES
BIZ JOHN HNGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS Hot SEES AT
Public Auction,

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next
A To o'clock P. NJ nc the Auction Rooms of HOOLSEY
IN NELSON will sell the followng ehO property.
o-wit:
One hre story Brick Business House First above Main
streets present occupsed the Evansville Post Once
lately built aud in good repair and exceleut business
sand, renting for more than 20 cost and
selling price, The Lot 20 by 20 feet and building 20 by Sc
feet.
ALsO-The Frame House and fine lot Second ad
joining the residence Judgt LoekhaIt; so 'front.'
second and $50 ft deep alley The houss
The neghbos hoo excellent and only
walk of business. The lot clone il
PER than house and lot viii sell
ALsofhe Frame House aud Lot First ad enins
residence built by DR. Casseberry; tn
bv John F. Crisp Esq aed
Portable the lot 3s front Fr-t by C
alley in the best of borhoods and less
than three squares from the heart of business.
ALsoThat fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied by
Jacob Division above seventh; this is the
finest frame residence built in Evansville well
paprel ceilings 81 feet high, handsome fence
compete the neighhorhood is
is very gnod and improving fast.
All will he sofia low. Terms for all
the House:-One- third CASH ethird six and
thi twelve months. he Born house-one third
one-thrd year md one-third ye In all
with and waving relief laws and secured BY
the premises scounto tn cent for cash
For further particulars enquire at ny Office
ivi0-tds JOHN INGLE. JR-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Szb BIZ 5Ztb.
20 of Capital Stock. No hay. become
parties WITHDRAWN from the Association during the last
six months.
Names of oficers-John Hopkins. President. wm. T.
Page Cashier Augustus Lemcke Teller and Book keeper
Names of oekhOlders Evansville Insurance Company.
Robt. Barnes and Chas. Wei.
Days OF Discount pen daily from A ". to P n.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

s q NJ M E r G L 0 T II n G +!
UST received per Adams Express light fancy Sill
~ asimere and Grass Linen Coats fame white LINN
md black DraD d. Etc Pant white and fancy MarseIles
Vests all made Of the material and in the latet tYle
rhey will be cold cheap 4. LOBENSTINE'S
jel9- Western Star Clothing Store under Pavilion
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

n EvI TGLEHART. having sold John e. Little and
~ Robert Little all hi thC NAL Mills the part
nershp heretofore xna said parties under the
style Of Lttles Igehsrt is this day dissolve
The unaeted business of firm will bu settled by Lew
Tglehart who is alone authorized The firm
will be used for the of Iiqmidation snlv
js23 IT LITTLE & IGLEHART.
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NOTICE.

fNNnE Equalization Board the Lamasco City
will commence their session. at the To talf the
h day ofJuly 1885, tor the purpose o: ausnE
that appear the Roll for this
Corporate year. and continue day day said
equalization is completed. BY order ofthe Board.
Ie23-tf DANIEL CHUTE, Clerk
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STATE OF INDIANA.

WIN T. PAGE Cashier being duly deposes and says
that he he Cashier said Bank and hat tn sreEoipg
the transactions said Bank the
period named and correct the ne st
of his knoBle ige and belief. VIM AGE.
IL 81 subscribed before this first
day ofJuly. 1885, John +. OR '>P,
jy22-3t Notary Public.
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VHNAR, ROsIN AND LIME.-2oO Bbls Tar and Rosin;
$50 bbis White Lime in pping order sor sale by
w2s GRO. FOSTER T. co.
THEsSE At CINCINNATI PRO Es.-IO0 --a,s
" W. r. Cheese. Just reed and for sale -
les COoE son,
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EXTRACT OF LOGwOoD.-l5 boxes ehoie. rse''
Us :. z. GILBERT CO.. syo. -e.r wsssv
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I,S1S-F,

A JENNY MULE. tan colored. Whoever will bring the
same to the undersigned, the Bodiam Coal Mines
shall be rewarded. jelf'tf WIN. kERsrEMAN.
SUs kR AND COFFEE.-lo bbls standard New York
Crushed Sugar; 30 bags good fair and prime Canee,
ss.sey ie1s GEp. FOSTER & 60 ID
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AT AHsTE0N.

At AItTkON.
ENG leave the Indiana. aud wishing
. administer upon and settle the
hsfor leave viii, Monday. the 25th day of Augu A
D. public auction residence Thu
opposite Gelma Catholic Church all household snt
kitchen furniture Beds
ng Chairs, &e also Piano Forte lsrse
Oil Pantng ,lso Toe ue Carriages and Bugges and
all horses o n HANDS the time OF sale.
credit will be given all $40.
taking with approved security.
sale cheap Snd
terms All indebted whom am indebted. are
requested TO call and settle. before the day ale.
s. KAHN
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I.OST

AN Saturday the 7th inst small leather covered pass
book subcriptiors Stock in the Wander
urgh County Agricultural and Land Assoeia
PhaR =. Decker N James and " Collins. The
in der will he rewarded by leaving the same with
ieI6 UORSRO0K
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EtHE Stockholders in the rhurgh County Land Assoc
citation hereby notified that call of nifty per
stock subscribed the be paid to
HornbrOok Treasurer before the LIST August
JyS-dtdw3ts SAMUEL ORR. Pras'
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
SWAvING leased for of years and fitted NJ the
Old Court House. of Main and Third
preparedto receive for sale private
sale all kinds merchandise: household
furniture. horses. bnegles. etc
Cash advances ma lie OF aents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
clock A, NJ Also Tuesday. Wedn esday
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.
The FIRST Monday every month. 10 'cIock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City of
Evansville containing all the EnlargeDents and be-
evng il will be for the interest all concerned have
the first Mo lday of y month for sale
Estate auctio All wishing sell reques-
hand in their lists in time give the public due
patronage those having Houses Lets
either public private sale respectfully solicit
ted. jyi5 W0OLSEY d NELSON, Auets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODsl
MCKINNEY e. COOKE

WATER EExT n. BARGs' BETw LOCUST.
RE receiving opening desirable stock Of
IN sprns and goods. consisting in every
variety usually kept dry good Silks Chaal,
Berages Robes Lawns. Brilliantss Bonnets tCrspe silk
Lace and politan) Ribbens Laee Edxngs Gloves and
Hoseng great vartyCloths Cssmeres Pant goods and
ting in rich prof sc
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GBe DAILY gournal.
s T ATE TICK E 7.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER III. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM X. NOFFSINGERs of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
E. w. HI. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES H. eRAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, Of TipPecanoe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. EEAL, of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS.
JAMES G. VEATCH,
OF srEvcER COUNTY.