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Polynesian., 1856-02-02
Drug Store (Makee & Anthon's Block

Drug Store (Makee & Anthon's Block)
rIHE UNDERSIGN ED just received per late arrivals
Invoices of Drugs, Medicines Fancy Goods, Perfumes
As Goods imported dect and from the best and
most cecbaied manufacturers United States and E
rope enabled sell superior prices cOnsde
rabIy lower than heretofore sold in Honolulu.
Medicine Chests constantly hand and fitted the hest
and most complete the low PLY
Prescriptions put ia and with the great
Ray-rum Tartar. Acid, viaS assi'd Cherry Pectoral,
Sarsaaria ii all inds Olive OIl, Eytr Jamaica Ginger
Russia Salve Scales hrn'S Extract (te
Ciiric Acid, tIyclinine, Barry's TrcOphe Gus,
Hydr. PotasSa, Hops, Quicksilver, Cork, CamphOT,
Panker, EAtr Yalerisn, Hitters, ROwlsnds Kalydor,
Tooth Powder and Paste (large asst Carbon. Ammoa
CoIodun Bartiue, Lotion, Lip Salve, Liniments,
Sponge, Wax |. MagEe>il, Oxtlic acid,
Rcd lax Cod liver Oil, Medicine Chests,
Soda Apparatus, Rose Wafer, Gram of Tartar,
Essential Oils diff Straps Hair, Nail and Tooth nshes,
Combs Pocket do Knives, Ivory Rings, Oiled Silk
Trisses, Suspens. Bandagts, Tarraut's Seltzer,
Iudelble Ink, Nurse Lamps, Lacieals,
Breast Pumps Hair Dye. vanilla Beans,
FIayoring Extracts, Gelatne Flesh Gloves,
Airs. KIdder's Cordial, Isnglass,
hays Linment for Piles
Eurma Pumps of all descriptions,
Court Plaster, Lozen-es, Surgical Instruments
Boyle's Hyperion uid
Wistar's Bdlsau Wild Cherry,
Flesh Powder,
Aud every other article usually kept Drug Store.
2On E. HOFFMAN,, NJ. D.
LTXTRA FINE TOYS, POr sa.S by
OF Eaas of IJnteI-s
Polynesian., 1856-02-02

rNHE HUDsoN'S BAY COMPANY offer for SALE to srrIve
per ship Queen" due in December, the following as
sOTtment of goods selected for this market, viz:
Silks. &c.
Gros de Naples silk black Ducape silk, striped and checked
Glace silk fancy silk check silk handkerchefs Brussels silk
do, India Bandanl do China Corah do, SOuchOngs, &c
Cotton Goods.
Shirtng, Maddapolans, Bed Tick % inch Grey Cot
ton, fancy prints, great variety, &c.
Cambrics, NIusIins. &c.
Ga and l56 plain cambrc Scotch cambrc, printed musns
mourning musln pink, and striped eoored muslin
lin white CrenOne plain LenOs hair cord musnettes printed
Victoria lawns black hastings black pncettss black Orleans
white Marseies, &c. sc,
Fearnought Jaeket pilot pea dO lambs wool under Shirts
Merno under do cloth trousers, Guernsey ocks regea
shirts long cloth do silk under do silk Tweed trousers
india rubber coats, cloth caps,<Ec.
Naval Stores.
Boiled LinSeed oil, TurpeBtne White Lead, blue, green,
black and red paint TIed staple rope l2 inches,
HambrO Lines, Beeswax, &c
Hardware.
Cast iron pots l2 "a gals claw hammers, large and
SMALL cau ing irons saucePans ships serapers IRON ladies'
ladies sips cOppe metal buttons curry combs needles,
ladies' cOrkscTews carpenters adzcs butchers knives
table knives and O, butchers eeS ladies' SCISSORS tail0s'
do caps coopers anvis flying pans
tnmaHs' wire, &c.
Hogskin Saddles, cavalry saddles with holsters brides &C.
saddle bags, plated strrups, Pelham bndles &C.
Groceries.
Preserved meats do vegetables, Durham mustard,
pickles jams salad OIL Olive OIL sadines maccarOni yem
cei sage, oysters obs;erS sherry, port Hilton cheese C
5 Earthernwars 1,I ,,, ana Glassware; s;,s, ,,,,
and tea services, cut glass tumblers, &c
Sundries.
Hunters clay pipes playing cards. stationery, ron burdles
cuOpers ves hair brushes tooth brushes gunpOwder, black
ing colored silk ribbon Irish ppns black silk serge, CoTdu
roy medium broad cloth. merno, drill, satin barege scars
net green blond Falls, Chantiy Falls whito lace Sleeves
muslin do Parasos, Pink lining, Knitting cotton,
Thread black and coloed Gold lace Worsed Hose Green
Indigo and scarlet Raize uckaback Osnahurghs c sc
Honolulu, Oct. 18Th, 1855. "a II
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PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY.

r. G. N0Y ES. President.
EN0R THE TRANSFORMATION of Freight,
IL Small Parcels and Letters to and from the At
Iantic States; also throughout California. Oregon
and the Pacific Coast generally. Collections of all
kinds will be promptly attended to at aTy of the
points mentioned. RICE * CO., Agents.
Honolulu April 10th, lSj5.-50-tf
Polynesian., 1856-02-02
BONNETS, HATS and CAPS.

b IS MRS. CRAWFORD Begs to IN -
W. form her Friends and the Public gem NNs
erallv that she has recommended business in the
manufacture of Bonnets, Hats and Caps. and hopes
to merit share of their patronage
Shop in Davis's Block, Fort st.
s.* All orders attended to with punctuality and
despatch. l7-6m.
Polynesian., 1856-02-02
SJNDRIES,
EHELDHEIM s. CO., offer for zals vol selected as
- sortment Of NEW GOODS inst roeeired rez

EINELDHEIM s. CO., offer for sas . vol selected as
II sortment Of NEW GOODS just received .peE
~FRANeEs PAIAEs,'' consisting in part as follows:
DRY GooDs.-Bales of French lawns, bales Of Scotch
gpghams latest styles, black alpaccs, black
Gros de Rhine, mourning prints, cases dotted
Swiss dresses case figured table oil coth black Grape
large sizes, six pocket handkerchie. linen cambris
pocket handkerchief table covers, black feathers black
silk and cotton gloves satin and taft ia rhbsns plain
Swiss mEsliz. hosiery, etc.
CLoTHsSo-Superier black and fancy cashmere pants
black drab d'Ete pants. mems white dgck pants black
cloth rock coats lasting and merino coats white linen
duck coats white aAd buff Marseies vests. pilot jscx
cts, extra fine white Shirts merino and cotton under
shirts and drawers, etc.
HATs.-Iatest style riding Hats, Panama hats. Leg
horn hats, Kossuth hats, glazed hat2-
SHoEs.-Cases seved Congress CATERS. do. lasting
CATERS, do enamencd ties DO calf brozaus, do heavy
and light hid brogsns.
ALso,-A small lot Of genuine Havana Cigars. 4-tf
Polynesian., 1856-02-02
spsA AAA LBS. BEST KONA COFFEE
for sals by
HACKFELD & co.
HOnolulu. NV: 30 3n-tf
FURNITURE PER DROMo.

NEW GOODS-FOH SALE BY HARRIS 7.
j ~ FITCH.
FURNITURE PER DROMO.
Sets cottage iurnture{ beautifully lowered French
bedsteads, set French Bureaus with marble tops
nests Wardrobes dress Bureaus (turned) plain cot
tage Bureaus, oval card Tables tea Poys mahogany
Sofas, mahogany Divans, cottage Bedsteads, maple
parlor Chairs, maple do do carved, carved walnus
Chairs, carved oak dining Chairs, American Chairn
with cushions, square Stools.
The above will be sold cheap for cash.
BOATS
Whitehall row Bosts "copper" fastened, J IL foo,
smack Boats II foot yswl Boats II foot centre board
Beats
White oak Plank. white oak Timber, yellow Pine
flooring grooyed sad tongued) tons Lackawana Coal
PROVISIONS.
Casks ship Bread, bbls- Prime Pork. bbls. Mess
Beef (Philadelph half bbls dried Apples (extra)
bbls Eastern Beans, bbls. Eastern Hans casks extra
Flour, bbls. Flour Slightly damaged. for sale
cheap@
SJNDRIES.
Manila hemp Cordage, cases yellow Metal Shea
thing, sheets copper Shenthing, Boxes Aromatic
Virginia Tobacco. cases diadem Tobacco twist, "a
first rate articlo,) yellow metal Nails, boat metal
Nails, iron Spikes.
All the above goods in first rate order and will
be sold cheap to close the consignment. S-tf
Polynesian., 1856-02-02
s2.OOO WANTED.

CECCRED BY MORTGAGE improved city propSIty
- Any person wishing invest the above
for twelve months longer term, legal OF interest,"
can fad safe inveStme BY SVpiSs this oee. S
Polynesian., 1856-02-02

DERFUMERY Manufactured by Deleroix Hughes &
L Jones, for sale by tbs Agent Hudsrn Bay Company
Polynesian., 1856-02-02

IL AVE ON HAND the following assortment Of
IL Goods, which.are offered for sale at reasona-
10 rafa
Polynesian., 1856-02-02

NEW GOODS-FOH SALE BY HARRIS 7.
" FITCH.
Polynesian., 1856-02-02

B. JAY ANTRIM,
DAGU Err EAN AR TIST,
Located Lane, side of King Posite th
Bethel, Honolulu.
"a n's,bodS 29tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09

Upon motion propositions for building els
terms were read. There being but one propo
siton for building City Lock Up, the same
was not read, but laid over for one week.
After the reading of all the propositions, it
was found that Messrs. Peter Rorke & Co,
had submitted the lowest bid, he having
agreed to build said cisterns according to plan
and specifications, for the sum Of $50 each.
The contract was on motion awarded said
bidders at the proposition submitted.
Ordered that the cisterns be contracted IN
der the supervision of the Mayor and the Fire
Department committee. Adjourned.
WELL. H WALKER, City Clerk
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
JAS. LoOKHARr and JAS. @. VEAToH. EsquiTes. cam
Speaking in vanderburg County!

The Candidates for Representative and otner County
Offices will address their citizens at the following
times and places:
Knight township at Terry's School House, Thursday,
Sept. 25th, at o'clock.
Scott township, at Charley Knowles, Saturday Sept.
eth, at o'clock.
Centre township, at Mechanicsvllle, Monday, sept.
goth, at O'Clock.
Armstrong township. at Fishers Cross Roads, Wed
nesday, Oct. LIST, at o'clock
German township, Lenels Friday, October Sd, at
/ o'clock.
Oct 9Th, at / O'Clock
Perry township, Babytown, Friday, October 10th,
at O'Clock. go
Pigeon township, at Apollo Hall, Saturday. Oct nth,
at "a O'Clock, 2. NJ.
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Allowed Jas. Spalding $25 for taking cen


sus of city during last assessment.
Ordered, that two gunwaIes be laid in the
lower part of the city. One across Division
and the other across Elm street; the same to
be laid under the supervision of Councilman
Setchel, of the 9TH Ward.
The following report was read and received
and adopted
70 his Honor the Mayor and Council Of the city
Of Evansville
The Committee to whom was referred the
complaint of Gillison Maghee beg leave to
submit the following report, to wit
! That we have examined the out buildings
complained OF by said complainant, and find
that the building most dangerous or the build
ing containing the hay, was erected previous
to the passage of the fire limit ordinance and
the two sheds bu 1t as additions, has been
erected since the passage IF said wv.
The proprietor of which proposes to enclose
all openings that expose all hay and wood con-
tanned in the same-nordering on the alley, so
as to make said buildings less dangerous; and
your Committee are Of the opinion that if said
propositions are complied with said buildings
will be all safe-or as fire proof as the gene
rallty Of buildings Of that kind in the city.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JAS. SCANTLIN, Committee
John S Goodbye, Sexton of 0. II. Cemetery
submitted his report Of interments in said
Cemetery for the month of September, which
said report showed that ten interments had
been made. in said month. Report received
end entered upon interment book, and certif-
Gates placed upon file.
NJ. P. Jones reported the depth below the
surface of the ground of water pipes laid down
by him, as follows
From Canal to 4th street, feet 4 inches.
" 18th to I'd " " =
From Sd to alley beyond I'd 7 it. in to 8 it.
" alley to LIST street, feet inches.
Heghth of water in cistern on LIST st. 5 feet
4 inches, at usual boating stage in canal.
Heighth of water in cistern on ID st. feet
inches at &c.
Heghth of water in cistern on 4th st. feet
II inches, at &c.
Showing an average Of about 215 feet fall.
A petition was presented signed by Dennis
Kinney, Phi. Euler, Carpenter Baker and
Garyin, and 30 others. praying for the laying
Oh plduh SIueWaIh III the lOIIOWlnP pOTIlONS
of 18th Ward, to wit: On Chestnut and Cherry
from 8th to 9th streets, upper side: on 9Th from
Chestnut to Cherry streets, both sides; on 8th
from Chestnut to Cherry Streets on the out
side alone, and on the property owned by Jno.
Stocks, VIM. Enrich, Geo. Reeves and
Ephraim Phar.
On motion the prayer of said petition was
granted and work ordered to be done.
Ronald Fisher, Fire Superintendent, made
report for week ending Oct 9th, of condition
OF Fire Cisterns and apparatus, which report
was received and placed upon file.
On motion, the Mayor and Councilman
Hunnel were appointed committee of two, to
examine the party wall of Messrs. Cook and
Feldhaker and John Rasch, and to furnish
each of the parties with a copy Of their meas
urements.
Allowed A. johnson & Bro, S68,50 for
placing 548 cubic yards of earth upon the fol
lowing lots, which lots are hereby ordered to
i be charged:
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81. CHARLES HOTEL.


THE UNDERSIGNED Lessee Of this newly erected and adm
raby adap5ed dOrEL takes pleasure in announcing to
the public genery and especially to arriving or
peteIy furnished ready he accommodation Of Guests
of Furniture, bedding indeed, the building
throughout fitted with articles expressly manufactured
for the house.
Situstad IS Immediately the an5ng
principal shipping poz Lou svile where nearly
guests arrive and from whence they de-
part South this house adosds convenience
and comfort the traveller heretofore PeTeUced at
this point.
endsavor of the Proprietor of this
command liberal share Of public patron
age intends it The House. with its
grounds cool shady and general convent
iuusurpassed transient house. It hall be kept
Uorelacking the essentials Of such
establishment
MIR J. " REDDING. well known to the travelling public
long with Hotels in Louisville
all che general management of she house.
The patronage oil she public is respectfully solicited
y31-tf V. ". OW EN-, Proprietor.
FLO y = y HOUSE HI Y EEEEDSs
TTSH propreors ding retire from business
entire establishment for sale exclusive
house) The house and premises comfortably
Immediate possession lie Any wishing to
1pon uoh business with well establish d trade viii
apply to GEORGE FLOWER,
sep9-3-1&w BIT. Vernon, POsey county. Ind.
toIk5bote cory times.
gtHOECE sTERENE C-ANDi .Es.-z5 boxes best quail
= ity Just rec d and sale low by
ssp29 S. E. GILBERT g. CO.. Sye waite.
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II Y Q S

IMPORTER OF WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS AND DEALER IN
BOURBON. Rye. WONONGAHELA AND EECTIFIED
WHISKY. CORNER
STS., EVANSVILLE.
HVHE subscriber receiving End opening at his
stand. of te largest and hest assorted stocks
Viues Liquors Cigars. brought this market
The 'rends an the
icel he STOCK which i'll be sold favorable
aud the Vest mprisiue
0ar-ChCrac Rrandiss of brands. Pale ans Dark
Pinot Magory and Oard, DupUy & Co. with numerous
q If other brands.
WINES Fine Old Madeira. Sherry and superior old
Port different brands. Cham saene,
ieiisic quarts pints, together with
Of old Bourbon Rye. MonenGHhea ami EecG6Ad
Whisky. Holland Gin. Jamaica ard New England Rum,
Cherry Peach Brandis. Cordials, CuTaeO
q Absirthe.
article of pure Ohio Catavta snd Boston
2orach BitterE
n B.-AIways hand d large and we'll selected stock
Havana. German and Homemade Cigars; Sardines and
Pitt hurch Ale sepl5
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o. The Milwaukee Sentinel says that u.
w. Brown, whose Office of the Herald Of Free
dom, was destroyed at the sack of Lawrence,
is back in Lawrence with new office. His
paper will be re-issued in few days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09

THE GLASS BALLOT BoXEs-One hundred
and fifty of the newly invented ballot boxes
have been ordered by the city of San Francis
co, and will be shipped in the steamer from
New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09

o. The late State Fair at Cleveland Ohio,
was pecuniarily the most successful one which
has ever been held in the State--the receipts
for entries and admission fees having reached
$1,000
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OF 1t is estimated that 10000 persons at
tended the laying of the corner stone Of the
Custom House, in Wheeling, Va, last week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09

fEF The WEEKLY JOURNAL for tot day will
be found unusually interesting. Copies can be
obtained in wrappers, ready for mailing.
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o. The river remains in statu Quo Fall
ing at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with one foot
water in the channel at the latter place.
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AUCTION SALES.

DAS1ELW OOLsEH HIRAM NELSON
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
m and Real Estate Brokers',
SHAVING leased for of years aud fitted up the
il Old Court Main Third streets,
preparedto receive sale private
SALE all kinds and merchandise household
furniture. horses, buggies etc.
Cash advance ma lie signments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
clock A. NJ. Also Tuesday, nesday
and Friday nights, early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The Monday of every month. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having ourselves with large Map the City Of
Evansville all Enlargements
lieving will the interest OF all concerned have
apart Mo uday of Every month the sale Of
Real Estate auction. All those wishing sell reques
public
patronage having Houses Lots Lands
private sale respectfully solicit
ted iyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON. Auet's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09

OeT The burning of LillienthaPs tobacco
factory, at New York, on the I'd, involved
loss of about 100000, and threw out of en-
pIoyment over two hundred laborers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09

o. Donnelly wrote home recently that
McGraw had died from an affection of the
throat" He was hung last season in Cali
fornia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09

CHOICE CIGARs-Messrs. Hallock & Stod-
dard have received some of the finest cigars,
ever brought to Evansville-call and ask ED
for the "new brand" and you'll be likely to
call again, if you can appreciate fine tobacco.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09

GA distressing case of lockjaw occurred
in Lamasco, this week. A young German
girl aged about Is, run nail into her foot
about 10 days ago. On Tuesday she died af-
ter one and half days extreme suffering
with the lockjaw So intence was her pain
that her body was bent backwards almost
doubled, her head almost touching her feet
Chloroform was used in large quantities to re
liexe her, but without effect
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NEW YORK BAKERY

NEW YORK BAKERY
First ST., nearly opposite Post nFsTcP
FRESH BREAD, HOT ROLLS &C
fNTHE Undersigned is pared with
IL tAe best quality ofFresh Breed, Hot Rolls Pies Cakes
Crackers, &c. DOORS morning
10y leaving the by application the wagon
Everything my manufacture shall be OF quality
the prices Thanh ful
age respectfully solicit Continuance of the
aaEt2-f J. G. GATNT.
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GLE DAILY gonrnal,
S t ATE TIC KET.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER r. NORTON, of wayne
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, OF VGnderburEh'
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN W. VISION, OF Alien.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM e. NOFFSAEG EEes OF Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
Il. w. Al. ELLIS, of Marion
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CsgAVENS, OF Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of EiPpecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEALs OF mIamis
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES @. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
OF vANDERBURGH.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
No Dispatches

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
No Dispatches.
The Line was down last evening East Of
Vincennes, consequently we are without dis
patches to-day.
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BOOK AcEvw9 vyAN'rrD.

H@Y the hook establishment in the United States
which sexelusiyely devoted TO supplying AGENTS and
CANVASS 5=gS
The 7ersnp4 wish Gail the attention a. Book AVeuts
m al who Interested in the safe of Books in any
gheir list Of pHeat7us comprising the most yaIuabie
nd hest works now IN the raarket.
our wholesale prices low chat successful agent
readily realize small fortune The West is
With Formulation and wealth, and is but i'll supplied with
cooks standard charetter. opportunity there
money and DO good the time
Plea open 1eHee with and shall take
in forwarding yong address General Circular
Books terms uIl itorma relative the bush
ness WENIN ORTIZ N CO., Publ hers.
sep30-5tw So Washington ST., Boston.
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s. q O O O O og2


90 prizes amounting 5000 GOO
asS- VINO Tickets. Sl0--Ialves, S5--QIar
ment present inducemen any known schemes.
The experience public had OF the
lotteries the large of prizes sold the
hich they paid the hest
they win always be conducted in the most honorable
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09
Proceedings Of the City Council.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. b.
Council met Present Mayor Hewson and
Councimen Scantlin, Satterlee Cook, Setchell
Venneman, Hunnel and Kinney.
Minutes read and adopted.
Allowed a cash order in favor Of the Ey-
ansville Gas Light Company, for So 56 =
amount due from city for gas, metre rent, &c,
for quarter ending October 1st, 1856, as per
bill filed.
Allowed cash order in favor of the Branch
Bank, Of this city, for $500; amount of plin-
cipal due upon note given by the city in pay
ment for Fire Engine allowed Cabinet Max
er 40 cents for placing mountings on maps.
Allowed NJ. P. Jones amount of balance
due upon his contract $184 60; amount charg-
ed for building cisterns at 875 each. and lay
ing APO feet of pipe at 18c per foot, also for
letting pipes into the cisterns, ST. The ag-
gregate amount of bill being S484 60, of which
he received $500. The above order being for
balance due.
The following bills presented by John S.
Hopkins to one of the Committee on School
House improvements, were allowed:
B. Nurre, for lumber as per bill filed $55 IS.
Vim. johnson for hauling " " o.
Orr, Dalzell & Co., for nails "a l 40.
Jno. Gavisk, for sand " " 81 So
Fl. Q. Wheeler, for brick @ Is CO.
Jno. McInerny, for laying walk, &c, II 90.
Allowed E. H. Mosley $125, one quarters
salary, ending Oct. LIST, $50, as per bill fled
Allowed E. H. Mosley $50 43 for laying
pavements as per appointments returned
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PINE Ir-NTRER AMI sHINGsI rs.

- TN z ,r ~ ~ q ~ :. n n - = ~
IS citizens of Evansville an ding try that he
having ged in the manufacture OF Lumber
and selectinga choice rcle Of his manuac
nre) has red Yard on Carpenter street Kratz
eilman Foundry and is prepared sell Wholesale
retail than before offered in this city.
IeI9-IwdIyw
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A 7TsHE,EFs TEn

experience competent Miller is wanted imme-
"a diately At the Newbursh Mills. Such get q
W. & J. V. MCKINNEY.
aur2O-1md&w4 Newburg. Ind,
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