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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-07

Drs. Walker and Hatchitt yesterday pro-
ceeded to the almshou.e burying- ground,
and had the body of Barker, the negro whose
murder has been mentioned, exhumed, and
on thorough examination Of the corpse,
found that u heavy blow had been inflicted
on the left side Of the head, either with the
poll Of an axe or q slung shot, which had
broken in the skull, making q perforation
two inches by one and half inches, frac-
turing the skull down to the ear. It is not q
matter Of surprise that the Coroner did not
discover this wound upon the skull, for the
negro was buried with his hat pressed over
the head; and when examined by the Coro-
ner, the hat was not removed. The body
was dragged out Of the hole in which it had
been placed, aud the Coroner and jury ap-
preached within some rods of the offensive
object-took q distant view of it-and de-
parted to make up their verdict. Doctors
Walker and Hatchitt deserve great credit for
their services.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
supplimeasal 20 IN Ordnance, Daaeed June
Ath, $50, entitled "An OsAlnance % pro.
vide for LasAains the City of Evsnsvills wieh
Oas."
SICTI0N 1. Be Il ordained BY the Coemon coun.
ri, q z. .s
grounds o. thurocshse q id city, Or % my point in
%
pany mentioned and designased 10 the original ordi-
sa e.: OF money as.a
pipes and laying them down along he proposed line Of
extension, shall Be The duty Of said Ca Company.
pipe along such street, lane, siIsy public grounds or
horoughare. o. 10 such point therein As the Common
Council may direct, the city Furnishing he means %
4: 81
for he public bsnsSf = The same isse q vhseh i OF
nay Ss r1i:ssd g 6s me puIposs e other Psrs q
son Il the sane rase q which 9 Or nay be rnihed
Il: cy .S !. Se issssd q; 8.
said Gas Company with the amount advanced for each
ss' z Vine q % saa % De Be
such l!ne both BY the city and By private consumers
cost Of procuring and laying down Tie service PIPE
along any such new line he Pps along such Inc iA.
:s e: 81 e 4 i Ss: :ne s
naly purchased and laid down with the means Of the
Gas Company, and until such PIPE g becomes he
e eeise, and receive from psiv.ss eonsansrs along
such line the price Of oil Gas used by them, or the city
may AZ i1 option require said Gas Company . make
the collections from private along such line
and account % the city for The same rrovided thai
shall not bear interest and shall n be payable other
wise than IN Gas As above provided, unless the Gas
ceivng the ADVANCE to furnish the gas along the pro.
posed line Of extension, according to the provisions Of
the hrst section Of this ordinance.
SIC Until the service pipe on any ne. line con-
templnted oy this ordnance shall have become the
property OF the Gas Company under the provisions Of
the last section, the aid Company shall render to the
ty monthly bills accounts Of the used such
line, showing hcw much sas used BY the City and
how much BY each private consumer on such line do.
ring the previous month.
Sfc 4. This ordinance shall not take effect Or be
binding upon the City OF Evansville until the said Gas
Company shal 6le with the City Clerk the assent Of
said Company thereto In writing, And upon the filing
Of said assent this ordinance shall take effect and shall
JOHN HEwsoN, Mayor.
Attest: WELL. II. WALKER. City Clerk.
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INV YORK, August 6-M. :
Flour Arm; sales Of 500 barrels. Whe1t
buoyant; $4,000 bushels sold ut an advance
of &c. Corn depressed; Mixed CSC. Provis-
ions firm. Whisky declined to Sic. Stocks
dull. Sterling exchange, l0sH.
NEW YoRK, August 6-P.M
Cotton closed quiet; sales Of 5000 bales.
Flour firm; $500 barrels sold. Wheat
81 900 bushels sold at l76 for White; lac for
Milwaukee Club. Corn closed heavy; a.400
bushels sold. Provisions closed q m. Whis-
Ky &c. lower; quoted at Slc.' Sugar closed
firm. Coffee firm. Tar active holders de-
mand an advance. Oils active; Linseed,
S9c. Lard firm ut zoe. Lesd inactive.
Freights firm. Stocks closed frmer.
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81. Pauls Items.

ST.. PAULs, August 4.
A destructive fire occurred this morning at
two o'clock. The hardware store Of T. Cald-
we'll, St. Anthony street, took fire, and be-
fore the flames could be extin9uished. the
entire square, with the exception Of the First
Presbyterian Church, was burnt. Loss fifty
Thousand dollars. Insurance for 9l2, 900.
Information Of favorable nature has been
received in regard to the Little Crow In
dams. Medary returned yesterday from the
Sioux agency, and will dispatch arms and
ammunition to the frontier to be used in u
case Of emergency.
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TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
EVANSVILLE DAILYJOURNAL
Latest ntelligeslce!

NEW YORK, August 6-x.
DR.. Catlin made an affidavit in the Cum
ningham fraud, and has become a witness for
the State. He says he prescribed tor her for
cholera morbus only. He examined her per.
son and saw she was not with child. and
had not been. The first he saw Of the child
Was when it ives brought in by Mrs. Cum
ningham. He slledees that no child birth
took place that night uHa TO the time he left
and was arrested.
Mr.. Alexander Bond, q book-keeper in Q
grocery store on 18th street, was awakened
yesterday morning by gang Of burglars
breaking into his store on the ground floor.
He went down to seize them, and one of the
villains drew revolver and shot the unfor-
tunate man, inficting fatal wound. The
cry of murder brought the police. Edward
Landreu and Francis Campbell were arrested
on suspicion. They were confronted by the
wounded man, but he did not recognize
them. Boyd is not expected to live.n
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and Wadklus.
The negroes under arrest, charged with
the murder Of Dick Barker, were brought
before Esquire Mills yesterday at two O'Clock.
The prosecutor, Morris s. johnson, ESQ.,,
examined over twenty FIVE witnesses. The
physicians who disinterrcd and examined
the body of Barker yesterday morning, re-
ported that the deceased came to his death
from O fracture of the skull caused by blow
from heavy weapon.
The testimony was altogether circumstan-
tial. Barker was seen with Jenkins and
Watkins on Saturday evening about four
o'clock. None of the witnesses ever saw
Barker alive Afterwards. Wesley Evans tes-
tilted that jenkins stopped at his house on
Saturday evening to mend q gun, which he
said he had broken over Barker's head. Bar
ker had, however, passed Evans's house .
few moments before, accompanied by Wad-
kins. James Amos, q negro, testified that
Jenkins had said in his presence that " the
next time he got into difficulty with Bar
ker, he would kill him." 1t was shown that
fight had taken place between the deceased
and Jenkins on Saturday morning, and that
they had been enemies, though DR.. Hatchitt
testified that Jenkins had boarded and taken
care of Barker, and while in his employ they
were friends. AS far rs jenkins is con-
cerncd, who was examined first, there was
nothing very definite elected. large num-
Der Of the witnesses knew nothing Of tn,
affair.
The case OF Watkins was then taken up
and only one witness examined. Mary Rich
ardson testified that on Monday night Wsd
kins told her that the next morning sh,
"would hear the news" Mr.. McGrew sp
peared for the negroes, though no witnesse
for the defense were examined. Mr.. McGrev
declined to introduce any witnesses for TN
defense, as nothing had been proven by th'
prosecution, connecting them with Barker
death.
Esquire Mills held the negroes over Il
$1,000 bail each, in default of which the,
were committed to Jail.
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CINCINNATI, August 6-x.
Flour firm, and unchanged. Whisky ad-
vanced to 26c. Oats advanced to 70@75c.,
and active. Cheese frmer at s1&@s. Pro-
visions firm. and unchanged. Groceries in
good demand.
CINcrSSArI, August 6-P. y.
Flour firm; 900 barrels sold ct 6.s0@6.S0
for cid, $50 new, and ESQ for extra; receipts
quite moderate. Oats. 70@75, and in good
demand. Corn dull; more sellers than buy
ers at Toe. Wheat active, ut full prices.
Whisky, e6c., and firm. No change in Pro-
visions; the only sold was 80 tierces sugar
cured Hams at lSxc. Bacon held firm a;
ll1S and 1917 for Shoulders and Sides. Cof-
fee firm; TAO bags sold at l1%@l2, chiefly at
the former rate. Rates of exchange unsl-
tered.
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River and Weather by Tslesraph-

River and Weather by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, August 6--x.
The river has fallen four inches. Weather
clear. Mercury 500.
CNorNNArr, August 6-P. n.
Weather warm. Mercury SOC.
PITrsBuRe, August s-x.
River four feet three inches by the pier
mark, and falling. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 7so.
LOUISVILLE, August 6--N.
Six feet eight inches on the falls. Weather
clear. Mercury $40
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ 9, 10, II, IL, 10 and u in Block No. s. 4th In.
argeuent Of the City Of Evansville Also Lots % and
bes~een said Lots, and extending from Pine to Lset
street. be brought TO proper grade and the said lots
filed in % correspond with the city grade within
ten O0) days AFTER the publication Of this notice,
and In default thereof, the Common Council will
AMOUNT CHARGED therefor viii Be- ssscssed to and coll
eced ny sale OF said lots, much thereof - will
satisfy said lien and costs.
By order OF the Common Cornell.
'asi'l'd US MEL; lily. WALKER c's1..
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

10, II and -, in the subdivision Of out lot
No. T. Upper Enlargement, and lot 81. and the side.
walk in front OF lots 81 and ", and the northeast half
of - in said Upper Enlargement also lots Nos Is, II
and IS block No 5, Eastern Enlargement Of the city
Of Evansville, he filled up so as 70 correspond with the
ton OF this notice; and in default thereof, the
Street Commissioner hereby directed TO perform said
will he assessed to And collected by sale OF said prop.
ety, or 90 much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. BY order az the Common Council
jy29-l0t WELL. II. WALKER, City elk.
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, SALE OF LAND. - Plats Of the Yalua-
BILE tracts of land which is to be sold
by Messrs. Iglehart q Antilles on Mon
day, can b seen at the Post Office or at
the Office Of the sellers. The land is sit
uated on the banks Of the river. only
two miles from the city. and will be dis
posed OF in lots suitable for market farms
1t is worthy Of the attention Of pur-
chasers. -ss saf i- ..I
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of Lots Nos. I, 2, 8, 4,
S, Z, sand TO- In block No. 81, in the Eastern
Enlargement ef the city Of Evansville the side
grade AMI aid with good brick, Of the proper width
within thirty Col days after the publication OF this
notice, and in default thereof the Street Commissioner
Is directed TO have said done, and the accruing
expenses will be assessed 70 and collected By sale q
said property much thereof a. will satisfy said
lien and costs. By order Of Council.
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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Insurance Agents Certificate Of Authority
STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDITOR or STArsS OFrIcs.}

INOIANAPoLiS, July y, 1851.
WHEhRAs. The Phoenix Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, has fled in this Office statement VI its
dtion the LIST Of June, 1885,, the act Of its ncorpora
ton and amendments properly certified land its writ
ten instrument, nominating its Agents and authori-
zins them fully and unreservedy ~ acknowledge
vice Of process in the event Of suits;
Of can Act TO amend an Act for the incorporation %
Insurance Companies deinins theif po~eg. and pre-.
presented satisfactory evidence 70 me-, Of full compl-
inee e Sc .nS sio q Ina; Act
do hereby certify that A. c. HALLOCK, Of Evans.
vile. as the Agent OF said Company Is authorized TO
Phoenix Insurance Company In this State, up to jan
uary ls, 1883, 70 the extent that be may be commits
stoned and appointed by the said Company.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the sral Of my ONCE TO Be sdix-
'''''''-' >-- '''A ~ JOHN ". poDD.
jy3l-3. Auditor OF State.
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@we call the attention of readers to
the advertisement of Mr.. B. waldkirch, who
Is practical jeweler and engraver. Stencil
plates and steel stamps cut to order, jewelry
repaired, and all kinds Of engraving execu-
ted in the best style. Read his advertise
ment and give him q call.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the City Of
Evansville, at the ONCE Of the undersigned. for all
plank pavements. ordered 10 be done by said cysnd
which said oriers have failed 20 be complied with
amount Of work 10 be done call at said Office.
augs-l9 WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk.
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~" Miss Flora McFHmsey. Of Madison
Square" the heroine Of the popular poem,
Nothing to Wear" has written "De-
fense." to the New York Express. The an
thorship of Nothing to wearn is still con.
tested.
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AN ORDINANCE


To Provide for The Extension Of Gss lishss
within the City Of Evansville. Passed Aug.
LIST, A. ID. 1857.
SECTI0N /. Be II ordained By the Common Coan-
- Gil OF the City Of Evansville, that whenever any
point in the city will Hdvance to the city 6ny lSG
per cent OF the amount to procure and lay
posed line OF extension, the City will thereupon, with.
out deiay cause such pipe to Be laid down
along such lire, and cause posts to Be erected along
such line, ard will furnish ~ individual consumers
along such line who may have made such advances,
gas for private pon, q the rates II which
Is Be furnished W the Gas Company TO other
private consumers, until the amount furnished 70 each
amount advanced by such person; Provided, however,
that The city shall not Dc liable for interest any such
Advance, and shall not be required to refund repay
the same otherwise than In gas above in this section
provided for.
sEc. g. This Ordinance shall take effect and be In
.yOiIN HEwsoy, Mayor.
Attest: WELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of Lots Nos.1, and Q,
~ in the Old Plan Of the city OF Evansville cause
the sidewalks fronting Water street tof said ots) n
lished width, within thirty (3e DAYS after the pub
location Of this notice, and in default thereof the
work, and the costs aud expenses accrunR thereby,
will assessed tn, and collected by sale Of said prop
costs. By order Of Commencement
WELL II. WALKER. Clerk.
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TaE ELECTION IN THE 18th WARD.--The
election for Councilman in the 18th Ward
came off yesterday. Eleven votes were cast.
Patrick Dolan received ten votes and John
Glover one
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The examination Or BlacKwood, who bru-
tally murdered Wright last Saturday, was
fixed for to-day. A large crowd gathered in
the Recorders Office, with the intention Of
lynching him. His counsel waved an exam
ination, and he was committed TOR trial with
out appearing in court. There are rumors
aAoat Of the formation Of Vigilance Com
mittee. arr -rr - 80 90
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of lots Nos. lss and
~ &c., In the Donation Enlargement Of the city OF
Evansville the sidewalk % said lot Sd street.
extending from the alley adjoining the Court House to
proper grade and 70 be relaid with good brick pave
OF proper width. and good stone curbing Also
Ordered that the gutter along sais Described property
responding with the gltter along the Court House
gropery AL Of aid work to ss done wthin thirty Ss
thereof the Street Com. Is instructed 10 perform said
work, and the costs and expenses arising therefrom
% much thereof As win satisfy sad lien and costs By
order Of Council. WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk,
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LICENSES.

NOTICE ia hereby given TO all Aucfioneers, Dray
" men, Cartnen, Expressmen. Wagoners, Omnibus
and Hackmen, Pedlars, Proprietors Of Billiard, Baga-
tele Tables and Ten Pin Alleys, Theatres and Concert
Halls, that their license expire the FIRST day Of next
month August and they are hereby a. renew
the same before sud day and in default thereof,
the Marshal instructed to hiring suit againx all delin
quents not complying herewith.
jy35-im WELL. II. WALKER, City Cik.
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MArsvILLE, August 6-M.
Rowan county gives Mason, DEM, l1C
over 700; Carter about 500; Greenup 40 ma;
for Cox.
MOBILE, August 6-x-
The Democratic ticket is elected by large
majority. Mr.. Smsllwood is elected to Con-
gress. Ht Ilut aIff
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: fD0- NEW YoRx, August s-x.
Z The steamship Niagara sailed ut noon with
upwards Of two hundred passengers; The
was spoken July %, in lat. "a deg. IL min.,
long. "a deg. Al min. Sickness had broken
out. Medicine was supplied.
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Special Election.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the qualified voters Of
~ the Ninsteeth Ward Of the city Of Evansville
that Special Election will he held nj the shop Of Jas.
Uric, in said Ward. on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of Au-
gust, 1857. for the purpose Of elecfng Councilman
to represent the said lh Ward in the Common Coun-
Gil Of said city, made vacant BY the RESIGNATION and
Uric has been appointed by said Council 70 act In.
spector OF said election.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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AocIDrsr.-A son Of Mr.. Brinkmeyer's
was kicked by horse on Wednesday last so
severely that he died short time afterwards.
He was an interesting child about Ave years
of ace.
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NATIONAL HorEL, LouyvILLE.-On ac-
count Of disappointment in not receiving q
large portion Of our tableware, NO are
compelled TO postpone opening the National
Hotel until Monday. August 10Th when We
will be prepared to accommodate our friends
snd the public gsrerslly.
So MEAL &sTFALEY.
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RQ0R0SALS-

SEALED Proposals will be received by the City o.
- Evansville, At the Office Of the undersigned, unit
vision Street Culvert according to the plans and spec
6cations on Gle in my ofce.-said work to be compile
ted by the Ist day q January A p 1871 . w..
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrivals and Departures.
From p. @. O'Riley h Co.'S Register.

From p. @. O'Riley b Co.'S Register.
Bowling Green, from Green River to Evansville.
DR.. Kane, from 81. Louis to Pittsburgh.
W. Baird, from Louisville to st. Louis.
r. NJ. Patton, from Louisville te Tenn. River.
The RIVER is in an excellent boating con-
dition. Plenty Of water on the Fails for
light boats, and an abundance on the bars
for first-class boats with cargoes. We havo
rarely had such stage Of water in August.
But there is little doing. Most Of the boats
are busy repairing for the winters business.
There is no produce to ship, and few travel
ing by river.
LAID UP.-The Mailman and Bowling
Green have gone into summer quarten neal
Pigeon Creek. ri,
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DISTILLED PROM COAL. NOT Ix6IoAyvB.)
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.
HE DIFFERENT GRADES OF THESE
. y Celebrated Oils, suitable for Machinery Of all
kinds, Bnnacle and Family can be bad OF the
designed. also Of the Wholesale on Dealers and brue
gist In the City of New York, and OF the suthoriSSd
Local Agent OF the Company In this placs.
~r.. AuSTENS,
CENTRAL AGENTS, KIHosISE ON To.
~'S< No. so Beaver ST., y. z.
FELoeaI Agencies granted on applications g shcvG
Orders should specify the description Of hrhp q a.
G. for Which tbs oil Is wanted. -
yetly
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~we are indebted to Lewis Howes ESQ.
for late New Orleans papers by the Fanny
Bullitt, that passed up last night.
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TIE New Ro&k POLICE COMMISSION
held session On Saturday last. and had
10 basiotisgs to Gil the vacancy in their
own body occasioned by the resignation
Of simeon e. Draper, without any re-
suits. The body consists-without its
hesd-,bf six members. The votes stood
three Republican. two Democratic, and
one American, each one Of whom adhered
tenacioasly to bis own party candidate.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of Lots NOS Q, 4, Il
Also the sisy running north and southione Md lots;
s a sd Ley a. So G Il &C. e . SaS
south one-haf Of Lot No. in block No -, Lamasco;
az Part q sn tns s ~ Lon u q y
of said city, cause the same be filled up 90 e 10
respond With the city grade, within ten .uo) days
Of, the Street Commissioner s directed TO perform aid
work. and the costs and expenses scuing thereby will
much thereof % will satisfy said lien and costs.
By Order Of Council.
WE'LL u. WALKER.
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BALTIMORE, August 6yN.
Wheat dull; prices lower. Corn firm.
Whisky. 2s@30. Flour-sales of City Mills,
6.so97.26-; Howard-ssrees nominslly quoted
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~ The W. A. Esves is the regular packet
for Louisville this evening, She win leave
~ the advertised hour.
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Death OF Rx-secretary Dobbins.
a RICHMOND, August s.
Mr.. DoUbins, late Secretary of the Navy,
died at Fayetteville on Tuesday. Ssa