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Il. GOkc C'aZicr.

HAS for Sale Wines Champagne, malaga,
lIPert and Maderia) Old Rye .whiskey Is
kinds) Gin, Brands 4 kindsj N. L. Rum,
German Bitters, and Cigars, both domstic
and foreign. Warranted as representa-.
Sept. l3 lS56,--tf.
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IDiluinSteu.
WATCNS, JEWLRY
AVN
SlETE, WEAR


q Urn, rppprc s.oN c.
"a Ayr M,nKcr STREETS. MIIMIyGrox " In o., II
s4s-zS IN hAni the largest assortment of fine
WATCHES. JEW ELRl and SILNEltWARE to
bsfoina in the state. and respectfully solicit the
Vt ,ntion of the citizens Of ELhION and its vicni.
" T. oar stock, Consisting in part Of the flowing
atntlo5;
EN tLi''l "AtuI@7. IN "'ia or SILVER Cases.
49,, '" 's 0"''"0'' 1'e"'s' col
uh,s 'tcvcnson's do do do.
Mm Coopsr's Duplex and Lever Watches.
In, iah,,,,. " '''I w. po0' " a'oNes.
,rcssly $50 W. lin'ue OK
YIN, V,his. do :,
Jo.h pro,n,fiI. -
Timn.L n.nona W. 10 khailWay
Jnsh ptn,h.. :,
Jnsnh SnniIi. w. NO
rim ,.kean,".S w. 10 (haiiway
Jno Tcjh,ry ~ !,
rr,. =" w.. W.. 40.
FINE SWISS WATCHES
Jules Iurseson sCopcnhaecn Chronomc,or
II Cant;s ,.r m1no' ~. onroho,hr'ofs,
Va.hsron & ,,on.1.,i,n n maop very hne)
James ,,onrvoi,io. 80. very hhe.)
IL p, hcy pnvt;a
nriruot p,ris r,orr Gro>
Char. +. Tissot & SON. )LocleAko
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NEW EsRUS. SEOHes,.''
WILSON 4 MERRITT,

w 1IIlGN4S ~ Avn kaheH
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No o0S late 52) Market 81 aJorc Pad, South side
PHILADELPHIA,
NTOULD respectfully call the attention
w Of their friends and the public, that
having lately established themselves as
above, are now fully prepared to fill all or
dcrs with pRoMrTNEss and DISPATCH.
Thankful for the patronage already re-
ceivcd, they would inform the trade and
buyers in general, that they
CHALLENGE COMP ET1TTON,
From any source, to produce better goods at
lower figures.
Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Dycs, Chemicals,
Patent MelicinPs, Spices, oils, Paints, Var
nishes, White Leai, Snop White line, al kinds
of Paints, Glass, .3Icohoi, Burning Fluid, Cam.
phine, &C., SC.
Read what the oldest house in our city
says Of us:
Having entirely rc'inquislcl the Jobbing Drug
Business. we with pleasure call the attention Of the
trade to the above circular and feel confident that
any business transactions they M ~ have with them
will be mutually to their interests.
Rcsptfuly yours,
Jan lily BROWNING 4 BROS.
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SAML. TT. JACK

TENDERS his services as Surv.vor md
L Land Conveyarcer to the citizens ofCecil
Aopnty. Address at Port Deposit, Nd.
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MA RBLE YARD.

Nv WIL.NI.NGTO.N, DEL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
l. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
CIcland, decd, in Market Street, respect
fully announce to the public that they manu-
tacture Marble Monuments, Tombs, Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work Of every descrp-
ton, such as Water Tables, Door 0lls, Win
dow Stills and Lintels, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &C.; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May IL SMITH, WAREHOUSE Il co.
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Y. WILEY. n. W. HOLLAND Ell. Rryru,pr
SASH and PLANNING MILL,
PORT DIG SIT.
E'nc;J cn,,,H, nyr,

W7E, the undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now in lull op,r; ton.
Our building is fire proof and our N. chncry
OF the latest improved Patterns.
OWING TO our advantages i'm improved
machinery, the situation Of our F@ctory be-
ing at one of the largest lumber narActs in
the United States, and our airangcmcntslor
purchasing lumber and materials from trt
hands, we think we can offer inducen ems
possessed by no other Factory
We earnestly soli,i the atten''o, and
extend an invitation to all Builders. Car
pcntcrs, &c, to give MS call. and examine
% II work and prices before purcha sing els,
where.
We manufacture to order and keep on
hand
Fra'ns OF all Kinds and sixcs,
such AS Door, Window, Sidcli@hts. &c.
DOORS, WASHEOAELS,
SASH, ARCHlTRANLS,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINIS.
MANTLES, WOOD MOULDINGS
BLINDS. &c, NC. &C.,
or the Patterns now in use. Brackets and
al kinds Of SCROLL S.4llING amt TLRA-
ING TO ORDER.
Our work is of the very best material. well
seasoned; as we make no second class work.
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING of all kinds, such as yellow
Pine. Norway, White Pine and Ilcmlock. -
WEATHER BOARDIN G faced iointed AID
rabhitcd.
We have on hand and for sale a large
stock of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools, Lead Paints, Oil. Window
Glass, Of all kinds. pure based from the man.
ntacturcrs, and sold at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
best style and at moderate prices. Work
primed if ordered.
WILEY, holland 4 co.
April 5, lS5G-tr
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evening.
This institution will be found convenient and
safe place of deposit for farmers and others doing
business in Philadelphia
~ Deposits are paid on demand, without any
Notice being required.
MANAGERS
Edmund 4. Soud.r, Edward II TrottcI,
Capt John GALLAGHER, Stilwell $. Bishop,
Franklin Bacon, John Rice.
John F. Perot, Thomas Cooper.
Richard q. Stetcsbury John McCandes.
Hon job Il. Tyson, William shipper, Jr,
Jacob Sheet, George Bo.din,
Wi liam p. jerks, Joseph NJ. Cowell,
Robert Morris, Edward :. Petit,
Joseph L. Myers, ldward L. Clark
President. FRANKLIN FELL.
TREASURER, CHARLES NJ. NORRIS
SECRETARY. JAMES $. pRINGLE.
The Charter provides that no Manager Cficcr
or Agent shall directly or indirectly borrow any
money from the socicy. Also. that book shall
be kept in which every Deposition shall he at lib
crv TO appoint some peeson TO whom, in the event
of death, the money ball be paid Feb I--ly
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philadelphia.
SE.hHIEN,S
SAVING FUND
Society,


Or PHILADELPHIA,
0eice-Walu !
door west of Second
Ct. Philadelphia.
Receives nepo its on
Sums of One Dollar
and upwards. from all
classes Of the mu-
nifty. and allow. in
terest at the rate Of 5
per cent per annum.
Money paid on de.
mind.
! 0nlcc opcu daily
g. 10 until 8 c clock,
ard MONDAY and sat
nrdly until 8 in the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-10

- THE U. s. DISTRICT COURT for In
diana, sitting in Chambers at Cincinnati
heard the argument last week in the ease of
the Marion aud NJ ssinawa Valley Railroad
Company rs. Joseph Lornax and the Grand
Rapids Railroad Company. Mr.. Charles Fox
argued the case for the respondents; IIgn.
o. ii. Smith closed the argument for the
plaintiffs. This case involved important
questions as to the right of the defendants to
recover at law upon s47 900 of the bonds of
the Company. The legal ques ions involved
were whether q contract made by the officers
and directors OF railroad company. I'm their
individual characters. with themselves as a
corporation. to build the road, is valid or
void per Sc: Whether. if valid, they can ap
propriate the Profits to their own use, or
VIII tller they stand as trustees for the benefit
of the railroad company for any profits that
may arise Whether. if bonds are paid out by
the company in advance for ork to be done
the holders of the bonds. with notice of their
consideration. can enforce their payment and
the payment OF the coupons, the contractors
never having performed the work. having
abandoned it and failed and whether the
Of the contracts by the board
composed Of the contractors themselves gives
to the contracts an additional validity
These questions, with others, were fully ar
gued. and will be decided by the Court at .he
coming term of the Court in Indiana.
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G0ansbllls laiIna NonrnaL.

50 SINGULAR Disp6vERY In HoRTeUL-
TUhE.-In late number of the Emporio
Italiano we find description of the dis
covery of new process by an Italian
florist in Aricia, by which it is asserted,
that delightful fragrance may be bestow
ed upon plants naturally inodorouS. In
order to attain this object the roots of
the plants are covered with fragrant
manures. Thus with decoction of ro-
ses, the discoverer has been enabled to
give TO the Rhododendron the perfect
fragrance of the rose. In order toinsure
"a successful result 1T is necessary to
treat the seeds Of the plant to which it is
desired to give fragrance. They are
STEPPED two or three days in the required
essence. then dried in the shade. and
shortly afterwards arc sown. Ii it Is de-
sired to change the natural odor of the
plant for one more agreeable or more
desirable, the strength of the essence is
doubled or, tripled, apd change must
be made in the nutrition of. the plant.
In order to make The artificial odor per
,manent, the plant must be sprinkled and
dampened with the essence several days
in the Spring for two or three years.
And thus, also, it is said, gardner may,,
at his pleasure, cause different plants or
trees to share their odOrs with each
other, by boring through the stalk, or
trunk, or root, an opening into which to
pour the fragrant Ingredients. o. a9 w
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RAILROADS.
r AlLR o A D.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Is . f.--e---.-----~-~ ~s
NN and after THURSDAY, July ID, 1857, and until
further notice, the Mail Passenger train will love
Evansville at O'Clock and 20 minutes, A. Yincen
mes at ~ l0P.M. and arrive at TeTre IIaute 25 VI.
Connecting with trains for indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East aisofcr trains onthe Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at Terre naute-Baggaee checked to
indianapolis. -u.r -,.
. RETURNING-leave Terre IIaute at $40 p. VI. af-
ter the arrival OF trains from the East and Vest; VIM
cennes at $50 y. NJ. an arrive At a:20 p. VI.
Passengers by this ira arrive at Cincinnati at 1880,
evening, Cleveland at s:tA next morning instead
OF 2:3n p. ". as hy former arrangement
MIXED TRAIN has heen placed on the road be
tween Vincennes and Evansville: leaving Nincennes
at $40 A-and arriving at Evansville al 1910 NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at 10 and arrives at
Nincennes at6:l5 NJ. Connecting with the o. & VI.
Road for Cincinnati aud st. Louis.
OBSERVE, e, tl
Passengers arriving by this train have over 3 hours
in Evansville for BUSINESS or PLEASURE.
Freight Trains North of yincennes, viii hith-
to-Leaving Tere Haute for the South at M return
ing arrive At TeTTe Hal.te al 5:25 P.N.
For any information or through tickets apply at the
Companvs Transportation Office, head Of Locust street
Evansville. lt .f.
- Cars run nv In lisnapnlis Tines minutes fas-
ter than Evansville time.
J. J. DANIELS,
..-..-s Superintendent
- Vincennes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, Sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Register and Mt. Vernon Advo
cate take out former advertisement and copy myi9u
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SHARPER THAN. THE SHARP Practice.
-Four or five citizens of Washington,
depositors with the house of Pairo &
Nourse, getting wind of their assign
ment earliest, instantly caused the prop
'er papers to be made out. and one of
them travelled day and might to St. Paul
Minnesota, arriving there few hours
in advance of the person who was in
trusted with the deed of trust for record
in that city, where is situated some S75,-
600 worth of their assigned property
The deed of trust is said to have been
presented for record ere the ink used in
recording thesttachment was dry. The
amount the attachment represented was
some $1,000 in ALL The race was
hard one as well as a very long one.
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J ADAMS HOUSE,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

vNnE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Evansville and the surrounding coun-
First street, between uan aud Locust. This. In
connection with his wholesale department., will enable
ljn 70 keep hand complete assortment Of all the
tex qualities or customade work, which he offers
sell make TO order cheaper than any other establish
nept - tn ecity for cash. All work is warranted good,
and esy failure ha pepr.t viii be repaired, free OF
.;larces freturned s.fjSfyJ.~ sH-J. HART. Z
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THE. PRESIDENT AT HoME-AS INcT-
DENT On Saturday morning last (Says
the Philadelehia Press) the courtroom
at Lancaster was unusually crowded, as
an important jury trial was going on.
In the midst OF their proceedings. James
Buchanan, the President of the United
States, quietly, and alcne, walked into
the court-that very court before which
he earned his early reputation, and in
which he practiced tor nearly forty
years. f.. . ........,g t,.,
As soon as he was recognized, the
judges on their seats, the lawyers, the
july, witnesses, spectators, and all rose,
as ifactuated by one, common feeling.
and stood uncovered to welcome their
old friend and fellow citizen. The Pres
ident kindly saluted those about him,
and, after shaking hands with the judges,
retired apologizing for having interrupted
their proceedings.
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PRETTY GooD.-Rev. DeIlass, the
agent of the Methodist Tract Society, in
an address at the Eastern Charge on
Saturday evening, had occasion to speak
OF the secularizing tendencies of the
times, and told good anecdote by way
of illustration. Not only the members
OF the church, said he but even the min
listers Of the, Gospel have in some instan-
ces become injected with the rage for
speculation, so Characteristic of the
times. A worthy pastor of his acquain-
tance had become so much Interested in
wild land speculation in which he had
invested, that on one occasion, at the
opening of divine service, he announced
that hs text would be found in "Paul's
Epistle to the Corinthians, section -four,
ranye three ,cest'' i''
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,R,IMoTHY SEED 49, ,..i ss-,,
p lot Of new crop just reed ana sor sale by -
septl2 NlCKERT & JOHNSTON.
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PEPprR.-Peppsr,is an almost l,.niver-

PEPPTR.-PepPer rs ranialmostiiAn,ve
sal continent. Black peppeb iyrtatea
and inflames the coatings o. the stomach.
red pepper does not, it exciseS, But does
not irritate, consequently n should bs
used instead ofioblack pepper ssIe!wss
known to the Romans. and Bbas fbsep in
use in the East Indies from tune imme-
fnorial, as it corrects that fatulencc
which attends the large use of vegetable
food Persons in health Edo mot oAeed
any pepper in, their @oods9Butlto thcso
Of weak and langnid stopachsr il is NAN
fold more healthfpl 70 use cayenne pep
per at meals than any form Of wine.
brandy, or beer.that can BE nalfetf,q i..-
cause it stimnlateslWithoat'thei reaction
of sleepiness orideb5ity.--H Haips) doisns5
81 HeaFfh., iEoilenTi on;ossf i.Gw j zai
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Nearly One Prize TO every Nine Tickets.
= AGNIFICENT SCHEM
EACH SATURDAY IN OCTOBER !
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
5, i95 Prizes amounting to ........... S32O,00G
p Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quart rs s2H.
sf rai PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

>, ,i95 Prizes amounting to ........-.. S32O 900
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quart,rs s2H.
e5 els PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
:. The Numbers from | to 5000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
OF iPe are encrced with small tin tubes and piaced
in one Wheel. o. -... F.- t... -e
The first i6l Prizes. similarly printed and encrclei,
The wheels then revolvel, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same time
Prize IS drawn from the other wheel The Number and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi.
enee, and registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton is repeated until althe Prizes are drawn
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the two succesdng Num- to those drawing the first
Prizes For example: If Ticket No. ll,J0 draws the
ss0,00 Prize those Tickets numbered Il2 1929 1125i
80 draw The 900 Prize. those Tickets nuIoSeIe st
5ia al 3, viii each he entitled s3oC, and on c-
The 5000 Prizes Of 500 win be determined nv the lat
figure ofthe Numher that draws the se,ooe Prize For
with No /, then al the Tickets, where the number
e9s & u Z Wiz be 5. sPeS I'll to SEQ II the &nmsr ends
in will he entitled to S20 and SO on to 9. ..i-
Certificates Of Packages win be sold at the following
rates. which is the risks
Certificate Of Package Of MaGle iaq Tickets g
60 f-.r, L.s leQparter :. ,........ 50
= IN ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
the money e our address for the Tickets oruere,
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure tbev
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their sigr atires
plain. ard give their Post Office, County and State
- Remember that every Prize is drawn andspaya.
BILE in full without dednction
II ALI prizes of 0e0 ami under, paid immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days. - asfs' :. -i7l''I-' "
All communications strictly confidential .t-
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates 70
- els i.l S.SWAN CO.. Augusta , Ga = 3
y list OF the numbers that are. drawn fr,m the
wheel. with the amount Of the rrze that each on IL
entitled to, will be published after every drawing in
the following papers:-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette At.
anta Intel gencer, New York Weekly Dav Rook and
savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch, New |
York Dispatch and Pauldng CMiss.l C Carion. |
TO BUILDERS. & PLASTERERs.
. -lff- tf Jf- 100 Dr. et t - tIt /
WE have on hand full supply of best quality
O0LITE WHITE LIME. II -l fft- f.e
HYDRAULIC, CEMENT, ,75,.S - y'r
PLASTER PARIS. ,..r.! -
'''~4- '' - WHITE LIME,
sIt mogl lga 4st LINSEED OIL
Z m, = ina ga, .fs.fi TURPENTINE,
.r .,..,.,,,. =, a. 81 &C., &C.. &c.
To Which we invite your attention PEsss Eey I fa
fy2s1 |
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rW- An indignant husband whose wifs

~ An indignant husband whose wifs
had eloped some three months ago from New
port, KY, with seducer. finding that rthe
truant couple had ventured back to Newport,
and were about to cross the river on Saturday
last to Cincinnati, he took his station ar the
Ferry, and as the betrayer and unfaithfnl
wife came up, he fell upon the man and gave
him an unmerciful beating. Persons stand
ing by were about to interfere. but when the
assailant told them the man had ruined his
wife, they permitted him to continue his at
tack, His appetite for, vengeance seemed
satisfied when ne had reduced the man to a
condition of Inconsistencies, and he left him
bleeding on the ground, no one attempting
to arrest him. The wounded man. though
seriously injured. will probably recover. ,;.;-
The most singular feature of the affair was,
that the faithless wife looked on during the
attack upon her lover. without manifesting
the least emotion and when tie strife was
over, took her husbands arm, and walked
away as if nothing had. happened. y Women
are queer creatures, and sometimes as much
of an enigma to men as they are always to
% s..h- -.-h |9' f'i'i
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To which We invite your attention. Prices very IA
vgable. Terms, cssh.'ys GEO? FOSTER 4 co..
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AsHtNoroN, Juiy t.--r Il.
An article in the Union this morning, on
Kansas affairs, is an authorized exposition Of
the administration's views upon that subject
and fully sustains Walkers course in advis-
ing the submission Of the Constitution to the
vote Of the people, and defends him from
Southern attacks. ,-r' u s0..sl
The Executive departments win be closed
tomorrow rs a testimonial of respect to the
late Mr.. Marcy M
Commodore Long has received preparatory
orders to take command Of the Pacific SQUAD
ron. The President and all the members OF
the Cabinet excepting Gen. Cass attended the
annual commencement of the Georgetown
College to-day. The President occupied sew
cral hours in distributing the premiums and
diplomas. Should public business permit, he
will leave for Bedford, toe last OF this or ear
ly next week. ..l
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LIvERPOoL, juno 20.
Sales Of cotton for the week have been CO.,
900 bales. of which 5000 were to Spectators
and 1900 to exporters. Lower qualities have
improved I'D aud ,niddhng and fair quail
ties have advanced slightly Fair Orleans
So; Middling Sd Fair Mobile sgd. Stock
Of American cotton in port, 4Ss,O0 bales
Sales on Friday were 5000 bales.
Some circulars quote -four firm and quiet,
and wheat steady--corn very dull-weather
favorable for crops. ~.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report -four nom
ipal ut 3olG32s white wheat 9ssd CLOS red
Ss6d Gl0s mixed corn 36ssd white 3ss9
4os: rosin dub (; sugar heavy coffee bouy-
ant tallow advanced. .f - =
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An ORDNANCE to create the Niseteenta WARD


- Of the city q Evansville, and p provide for the
election Of q Councilman for said Ward:
WHsREAS, BY an order Of .he Common Council Of
the city Of Evansville passed the 9Th day Of June
AID. 1851, Crescent Enlargement Of the city Of Evans
VILE was on the petition Of the owners in fee Of one
half OF saM Enlargement, annexed tn and included
within the limits II the city of Evansville. Nov for
the pu!pose Of consutng said Crescent Enlargement
Ward OF the city OF Evansville, and tn provide Tor
the election of Councilman to represent said Cres-
cent EnlM cement In the Common Council OF the city
Of Evansville, 49,
Sac. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council Of
the city Of Evansville, That from and after the
sage OF this Ordinance, Crescent Enlargement of the
city Of Evansville shall he and constitute wari Of
the city Of Evansville and be designated the Nine
tenth Ward Of said city. .
Sac. 9. That an election he held on the second day
OF July, 1857, at the house NJ Patrick Doan, in said
Crescent Enlarrment for the election Of Council
man to represent said Enlargement in the Common
Council Of the city NJ Evansville for the residue of the
current year. and that Robert Ruston Of said Enlarge
men be and he Il hereby appointed Inspector Of cleo
tons Of said Nineteenth Ward.
SEC. e. That this Ordinance shall take effect and he
In force from and after its and that the same
be published. JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
WE'LL III. WALKgR, Clerk. lje22-30d1
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.

ORDERED That the owners Of lots Nos 10 and
W lain the Donation Enlargement o. the city Of
Evansville. cause the side walk Of said lot III reet
extending from the alley adjoining the Court House to
the corner IL I'd AMI Sycamore street ~ be brought u
proper grade and ~ he reaid with good trick pave
Inefit 81 prorer width and good stone curling Also
I'd street he aa With stone 81 the proper Width cor
responding with the gutter along the Court House
ays aer the publication OF this notice; and in default
thereof the Street Com Is instructed to perform said
work. and the costs and expenses arising therefrom
so much thereof as win satisfy said lien and costs BY
orier Of Council. WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk:
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