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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

Mr.. EditOy-The desideratum, so long sought
for by astronomers and others interested in keep.
ing correct time, of pendulum which should
maintain its length through all atmospheric
changes, and at the same time be cheap, simple,
perfect, and manageable, appears to have been
obtained by Mr.. Charles W. bice Of this city
He has invented an apparatus which appears per.
feet, both in principle and action, and the expert
ments made with it confirm the opinion, that it
will prove 10 be all that is desired in the premises
At suitable time it will be brought before the
public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

The alarm Of fire, yesterday, did not so much as
end in smoke.
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DEvENs. ROAR, & HILE.

ATTORNEYS AVID coUNSBLLoRs At LAyV
No Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass.
CHAs. DEvENs, JR., GE1 f. Hear j. HESAY HILL.
10 off
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

The sem-annual examinations of Harvard
College commenced yesterday, aud will continue
until Wednesday noon, when the winter vacation
OF six weeks begins.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13
w Ma ". HOB tiS.
IT -. L. a. yr- :,

Geader of the Worcester Cornet band)
Q Q M p O s f r OF MUSIC.
Can furnish Brass AMI QuadriIe Bands orcbestras &c
with all kinds Music. =
oriers re eived at Mr. c. Loriug's Music sto1s EOS
Main street, o. by mail
VIM L. HOBBS. Proftssas Of Music,
nl6 DIT No Carlton street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13
GIass Pictures Glass Paelures! CIn,n

L. BABBIr% offers grea' Undue ments to Familes WIN
W'sh sanity Groups Any number OF any age or CON.
pexon Gan be taken by the Glass pr cess, one plate
sI6 diff 's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

slate for R0Ots. -rhe subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality I'D Law il II;
the best manner, on the satisfactory terms Ram
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove etr eet
apis dh JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

The following are the names of the members of
the House who voted against the wishes of an
overwhelming proportion of the people of Massa.
chusetts, and more in accordance with the split
of submission to brutal violence than to consult
the honor or dignity of Massachusetts. They
have placed themselves in the pilory of history
Their names will forever stand on the record
where a dishouorable name awaits them:-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13
C L o r II N C. -!
Than at any house in the city. 4
EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION

ANUFACTURR OF OUR GARMENTS,
Enables as to produce the most thorough made
u @ l. O II H N q ~ /
La the Country.
And in style and ft Of Garments truly say
are unsurpassed. We warrant all goods to be as
scented, and the warrant be relied upon. We
lave an excellent assortment Of
-.-.......-.... from 50 90 to S1a
{" Z
30 /
100 8
Tn, -ortmeut
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

Coughs, HOrase"eps aud BrOmchf.is,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHss ~hen allowed IN
dissolve slowly in the nth have dir ut influence IN ~
affected parts; the sedavs and soothing Effect 10 he mn
cous lining OF he windppe into The Broochi alsvs pi
mouary Irritation and gives re lei is Coughs ana Colds
and the various throat affections 70 which public sneL
and singers liable. dAs Gin Al,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13
HOLDEN " aa0sVENOR,s

10 @ d rilRe Ban
Music furnished for Balls Parties &c,
P. HoLpsN, First Violin;
T. DOtMAN. Second Violin and prompter;
N. Q. LACKGY, Clariuette;
j. GRusvgSoR Cornet;
G. T. CUsHMAN, Contra Basg
Engagements made at Z. Ma sh's Music Store M
American House Flock, with Isaac FsAe Or ether o. the
SooSs' du o29
DR.. Harris, Dentist, having associated with him.
self DIR TRACY (who has been engaged with hin, for
the last five ysarsl hereafter the business will be com
dIcted al the old stand of Dr. Harris under the firm ~
July 1856 HARRIS & TRANV
The Undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Eith the latest improvements, in every style and al b
frst quality 80
They also give special attention to the treatment Of o
Plieated diseases of the teeth and mouth
From the great they have had in filling teeth
after the nerve has hecome exposed they feel warrsnd
in assuring the public, that great number of the ron
besome teeth condemned worthless can by their et
Of treatment be restored health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated BY their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the tasting benefits ana
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
them performed in the thorough and scieutfc r,
ner, at HARRIS n TgACy,a 4'I'
y4A dI 1e9 Main st.
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GODDARD e AEUhI, HIS
nCH md n .a.,EF

Beams. Beau-.- 500 tusbe, q White Beans. 70
ale by DRAPER CLARK II Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

Ho2ss ITO Uaru IeU, Ires,s,a IL -. for sale BY
DRAPER a CLARK II Front styeet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

EiectrO-Chcm BuIhs.-rne proprietor
o. the Worcester Water Cure would announce to HE ppl
tc that they now have all the faoities for adminster
these baths.
Worcester, Jan. 23, 1885. Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

bntm of n ThOusnaA e'lStvsrs I--Reade
90 you wish beautiful oOmplcxlOnl II 90, Baiya
Of thousand FtoWsrs." II eradicates ali Tan, pimpl.s
and trecKlos rcm cue face. For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfuo.d
reath--IT has so EQuALl
FETRIDuB Co.. Boston, @. r. sPuRR sole ANA
Worcester. mehl0 Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

Mr.. George dam whose skill and taste as an
art s. is SO well known the citizens Of Worcester and
1888 Main street Those who Fish pictnr on sill
Yer, gass, paper. sro1d cal im-ned 5tey. DIFF is
Military Land IJ ans -BoHuJy Lands.
Persons no were in service fourteen airy war
18th the United Stat since IFS, had land granted to
them by the Iinited States vernmant.
idnWs aud minor Children Of such persons, can re-
ceive the benefits of this graIt.
Those who have received 40 so acres are now enti
tied to enough to make up 80 d RS.
z rsonS owang Land warrants can have them lo'at-d
10 the West by the subscribers, tue con ions Of which
will o. furni hid an apple ,tion to Us
All letters and business promptly attended to
". II. YOUNG Il 20.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

at extremely IT,.
GENTS SHAWLs,
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. We.
assortment Of
Over Coatings, Pant Goods. and Vestings
all grad from the article to the finest
ac, in rich ard elegant stN les which will be made TO
oev in sye to suit your taste and in the most
th,ro1gh manner The liberal pa ronage have re-
oelset for the last ten year, conviuceS that hay
oea.ttairly with all customer and would say to
thHae who have never AIDED with US, come and examine
our goeis before purchasing elsewhere
LUTEER'S CLOTHING HOUSE
NJ. lincoln House Block.
s@2 dawtt
Beanss BeaB-.- 500 tusbe, Ct White Beans 70
ale by DIAPER & CLARK II Front street.
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SCIENTIFIC Discovery The following article
comes from one in whose judgment in such mat
tiers we are accustomed to place great confidence
IFir the Spy1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

Henry Bra1leyo Tishury.
Isaac S. Burrill,
Ahijah " Draper,
Tn mas Farmer. Jr., $of Roxbury.
William S. King,
Amos Stevens,
John Lewis, ot,Th,.Ls
Horatio Moore of Waltham.
Seth l.. Loring, : of ChaIlestown.
Timothy I. Sawyer,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

Raopg asLAND sENAroR--HOn. James F.
6ipmoas. Republican. SAs, on Friday last, sisGt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

TerEns kedHced.-The propretorB Of the Wor
ceser WATER CIhE will receive patients aud boarCeru
az greatly reduced prcea. until tie erect OF their new
aud more comm1dus Institution. The present accommo
d4tions Tor Winter treatment are nnsaf passed.
Worcester, sept. y, 1853. dawts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

hApAA4aON "a. "A LII,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR Ar LAW.
NO. brlnley Hail.. Worcastcr, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-13

HAAalL.IIlN - nILL.

II B PATHtsTl
WIN meet bis othee patienth hereafter from h and
10 4 pm. No. q NV,.I,..,, y"
Worcester, May 20, 1850 az
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-09

THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
- TELEGEAPHED EXCLUSIVELY g.
TO THE
EVANSVILLED AILYJOURNAL



New YORK, July g. N.
Advices from Madrid state that the Span
ish and Mexican ministers had long confer
ence without improving the Mexican qucs-
ion. Ia fact the situation Of Affairs between
tire two countries is considered critical. The
English and French ambassadors at Madrid
are striving to effect reconciliation. The
report that Gen Concba had sent vessels to
the Coast of Mexico is fully confirmed.
Later advces state that the Mexican min
lister intend, to leave Madrid Immediately, if
not recognized in his official capaci:y. sr
Another victory by the Circassians over
t 'e RMS ns.by which the latter lost one
thousand men.
ArsTRn.-Rumors prevail that the intend
G l meeting Of the >oyereigns of Austria and
ussia, on the Danish ques. jon, will not
tIie place.
ISDn AND CHINA.--By arrival Of the over
land mail ut T icste. CIlcqtta dates TO May
ls.n, Hong Kong May 9th, and Shanghai to
April 10Th. had been received.
The mutiny in the Bengal army has spread
III most alarming manner.
At M1rat, two '1a.vc infantry regimen
had united with the 3rd light cavalry in open
reyQlt.f Af;cr some bio"tshcd. the Tevoltcrs
had been dispeIs ed by the European troops.
but they fled To ID slhi ,whsre they were joined
by three more native regiments. The mutt
noers took possession of the city and ,pass.l-
cred all the Europeans without regard 10 age
or sex. They also plundcred the bank, and
proclairued q son of tie late Mogul, King
The Government WAS taking active measures
to suppress the revolt, aiId was concentrating
troops around Delhi. The HajaL had placed
bis troops ut the disposal of the British Gov
srmept.
Great distress prevails in China On account
Of the scarcity of food. The neighborhood OF
Fcechcu continued to be disturbed By th. feb
els and it was feared thot serious Injury Il
trade would be caused there.
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ALBANY. july s. 10 o'clock, P. NJ

At the burial this mo- ming, great nun :
Der of people visited the Capitol to take a
farewell look at Mr.. Marcy. AT the request
O.. his Relatives the coifin was not openci.-
The buildings OH State Street were drapcd in
mourning for 3 miles. Owing TO the large
arrival OF visitors from other cities, the iun
cral ceremohies were not Commenced at the
Capitol until four o'clock. They commenced
ut the capitol Amid the tollng of bells. and
The firing Of minute guns. The ven cradle Or.
Mott. opened with an eloquent prayer, DR..
Sprague read portion of the Scripture, the
Rev. DR.. Hague delivered beautiful discourse.
The exercises closed with prayer and BEN
cdction by the Rev. DIR. WEIGH.
Gen. Wool was Grand Marshal Of the day.
Ex- Presidents Van Buren, aud Pierce, Exx-
Governors Seward, Fish, Hunt. and Buck,
the Hon. n. Z. Banks and other distinguished
persons were present. The funeral cortege
was the largest ever seen in Albany. The
day was fine and verything passed off well
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

AEDEnEQ That the owners Of hts Nos i.a ard
Evansville canse the side walk OF s.dlpt Il street,
extending from the alley adjoining the Court Huse to
the of II ana aysnre street to- lie iroi1t In
proper grade andte h reii4 with good rick pave
ment 81 proper width, and S,pd stone curling. Also
Ordered thrt the gutter along said described property
on u street he laid with stone Of The proper Nidt Cor
responding with the guttff along tho Court Hous"
property; all Of sail work to I've pane Within rtv CD
cIys after the pucation Of this nptrc;Pnd in defau
thereof tie Street Com IL instructed o. perf.rn sti
work, AMI the casts AMI expenses arising tiercNon
win I've aSScs AMI cc'lectel by lle Vt sail Il, or
much thereof a, viii satisfy sail lien and COSTS By
orier o! Council. WELL. III. WALKER, tlefk;
NolSsi0te COPY .r... a. lei~ al
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M5egyolozicai observations
g La Is .pi!siag proof of the incrati.

s4s- 1t is a striking proof of the ingrati-
tu se OF man, that no sooner i. Justice Carter
calabOo'scd, than'tlc Democrats begin to de
clare that politically, they never knew him.
<Called' to the responsible position of JUS
tiec tf thc Peace, by the Democrats Of this
Township, he no sooner falls into the hands
of has enemies, than his friends desert HIM.
After Dispensing to the Democrats for two
years Fast the sound doctrines OF the Enquir-
er. that journal SECS fit to tarnthe cold shoul-
der upon Carter. and even refuses to publish
his communications defending himself
against the attacks Of the Journal! Such
vile ingratisude is seldom met with, even
among Democratic editors.
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Nearly Ore Prize to every Nine Tie kets.
MAGNlFICENT SCH Il NJ Il.
To IIR lawn
DETERMINATIONS PRIZES:
, $50 Prizes emcun:ing to ..-........Ssoi ~
Whole Tickets SID; Halves IS; Quarters ~.
PLAN or 1gIE LOTTERY.

q $50 Prizes amounting to ......... : y 900
Whole Tickets $40; Valves *; Quarters ~.
PLAN OF 1yIs LOTTERY.
The Numleis ftcm 80 F-oe,. corresponding with
of pier are en:ircel Sith snsh IN tubes AMI laced
The 6r.t So Prizes .;.i!arly printed ana e,rcrcle
ere placed in another wheel
The vl,.s are then revolvel, AMI nurher is drawn
prile IS drawn from the oh.r wheel The Number an
Prize drawn ont opee! and exhit w tle ANU
snse ~ s ~, te GssS ,.@ T t:e o Prze
zion j. repeated until ali the Prizes are drawn out
Approximately rizes The txo pseee'i i, and
the two succeeding Numbers To those drawing me irst
Prl Prize ro wi ss siii * iP So i%s the
sieool Prize those Tickets nrnberei iieIs list nssi
AMI ii1ls. vii! eacil ", entitled t. sss5 ~ TcSet No.
xn draw the an coo Prize, thnssricsets numbered SIS
SO, a5, 80 viii each e entitledto 500, and 50 on ac-
' The 'I Pcs II s "a Mi he Internationally the lat
figure Of the Nun'er tpt avs the $1,000 Prize. For
with No I. then all tie Tickets, where the number
e, IN wiz ne en.itlei to go. If the Number ends
M'! VIII III e e en al t to "a, AKA 50 on
Certificates os Plcsages will be sOld at the following
cs1lacais s d r ~ 9ss gSss geys
" @ lNQuarer :. .......... 20 20
= q, - y g. - 10 Ei-hshs-t,> .-..--... 10
In ordering Tfcsefs or Cenincates. enclose
the money :, our lress Tor the Tickets .rtered on
Paint {. s h n any f sPe f HEY
NAV des anaie -
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he sent to
pnrhsesss immediately after the dIaSing.
Prvlsers vii, Piease write their S ;'natres
~. -namber that every Prize is drawn and paya
bic in full without deduction.
;r M grs % an. rrzs sn at t E ns, ns IF
thirty laws.
f ais sTgsc cg IsS i sstg II sSp ts
s. SWAN X CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
~ list Of the n,tnhers thar are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each one j.
entitled wiiite psli-hsl a:tT every dr1' Ing IN
the fSlsv- ise seseSxt-f<rr sS1sans Delta. MoSiie
Register, Ciare t0n Standard Nashville Gazette, NJ
| hnta Intecencer, View York Weekly Dav Book and
| Savannah Morning News, AMI Richmond DisTSstch.
je4
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THE VIRGINIA EN,orArroy AID Co,

The NIHVINIA rNfGTATfUN AID IOX-
y. PASY.-Thc Guyando,.c (Va.) Lnion;sf pub
fishes resolutions adopted ut meeting held
W osh;uctop Wayra eonntv nj that State
endorsing the, sentiments of Hon. Eli Thay-
or, President Of the Emigrant Aid Company.
and cordially inviting him and his peace
able army Of neighbors to invade our lovely
country with their plows. their axes and their
1hammers.n and promising to sustain and de-
fend them in their friendly purpose of devel-
oping the resources OF the State. and to share
-. with them the lands rich in agricultural and
mineral demonstrating that the work
- fot regeneratings the sold Dominion" must
begin with the plow. and not with Steamboat
and railroad lines, which will come when
wanted. 80 .t.n.r. : 49,
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~ Some pdpsrs are estimating the cost
of clothing of every inhabitant at $50 per
annum. or sl.5oe ,0eo. 900, for the whole coun-
try. Others es.imate the cost at s2j per lead.
or $50, oOo,p0c.. The usual estimated cost of
clothing slave at the South is $40. The
average expenses of all the inhabitants must
be over So. Perhaps 81 100000. 600 is not
too hishan cstfaate. .Ourwholc labor is es-
timatsdss s4,ooo,ooo,ooo. Consequently one
fourth of all our labor l. 70 Gain an external
covering tor the body with the ornaments.
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CoRPORATION NOTICE.

At Meeting % the Common Council he'll on the
~ evening % the 6d inst, the following Order was
unanimously passed te-wit
Ordered that tie owners af Lots Nos snt and -, in the
Donation Enlargement OF the ely u Eyan>vilic, 'Tse
the side wtk lorlering an Lyct <Iett, and cNtensng
between tth street anl Califalrncthe fronts of sss
lats'o Dc 'r,ucf 10 proper rrvie, eni good su;.
santi' rics piyeInrnt rit Town along ssh des'r ed
side ualS and in dprtt thereof the street comm sian
cr directed II PERFORM saiA work. and the costs d eN-
p aruing ,snrry will I've assessed to- and collect
c w sale % sli lots, much thereof rs VIII satisiy
said lien AMI casts. fal
by Order of Council.
jeIlAl Ivolsspote ccpy.l 49, City. CLERK.
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WAR DOES ruis MAAS:-Thc special

wHAr DOES This MsAS:-Thc special cor
respondent Of tho New York Tribune. writing
psSf from Lecomp:on, Eth OF June, has the fol-
lowinegial lsrif.s ~
:. Mark my word, nothing but sufficient
force of tho E1rited States army will he able
r'' m keep that Constitutional Convention ia
go Kansas. The Pc pie have dcserrpined that
ii il assemblies at all it must assemble in
- "a Missouri, where il belongs"
y7ez, - This smacks very strongly Of treason and
s.s-s'rcbellion against the Government. The soon
or such pestilent mischief makers arc driver
out of Kansas the better for her.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July S-P. NJ
Moderate demand for flour, and prices
steady. 800 bbls sold at 8 253t 40 Cor sii-
perfine; s SIS for extra, receipts light. Grain
dull; corn 55G60, oats 5o@55; rye s5; barley
nominal; fair business in bacon and bulk
meats. 95 hhis. ba on shoulders sold at vs.
@l1, an advance; 100 hhds. bacon sides ut
l.: 60 hhds. bacon in dry salt ut So tor
shoulders and ii q for sides, packages i'll all
cases included. Good demand for linsecd oil,
prices tending upwards: sales at Sic. CASH
Holders ask 80 ia some cases.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERER tnat the owners of hts No l53 AMI "a
Donation Eua-gemcnt Of the city of Evansville,
cause the sie walks ~ sti lots fronting IL street,
and extending fryu the alley between Main and Locust
streets to the corner 81 IT, ri and Locust street u he
brought the city graie and laid with good hricS of
the proper width within thirty days (3nl after the
publication of this notice. and IN default thereff.
the Street Commissioner is dircctcc tn perform said
wars and tine costs ani expenses acrrung thereby
will a ssessed 70 and collected w sfc Of sui prop
erty or so much thereof as will satisfy said Lien and
costs BY or.ler Of the Common Council
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
yoltsio;e copy f jele-lm
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c,onp0RATIOY NOT,CR.

nRDERED. that the owners ofJroperty living onthe
W Snuth side % Vine street and extending from the
canal along sid Vine the terminus Of the same on
Ann stree. cause the side walk to Re brought r. the city
grade and laid with good and substantial brick pave
lnent 81 proper width within thirty C3oi DAVIS after the
publication Of this notice, and in defaui. thereof the
Street Commissioner is hereby directed To perform said
work, AMI the oosts and expenses accrairg there "
will oe assessed to- and collected nv sale Of sa prop
ety or 81 much r,creof as will satisfy said lien aid
c,sts By order VI CO,nmonC Cornell.
WELL X. WAIVER. Clerk.
v.,,-.rsota co,,r- ieis-lnlp
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Have received Kniekerbocker for July, the
New York Ledger for this week and the July
number of waverly MAGAZINE. The Lady's
Pattern book, published by Cooley, will be
found of great value a4d interest to the Ia
dies. and can be obtained of Messrs. Dobell
.stS Lister, who are daily receiving the latest
publications. .t... ,''l
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An eaDIN ANCk.o create the Nineteenth W rl

AN 0RDiN ANCE to create the Nineteenth Ward
~ NJ the CITY Of Evansville, and 10 provide Tor the
election Of a Councilman for stid Wsri:
WHEREAS, By an orler of the Common Council OF
the city df Evansville, passed on the 9Th day 81 Inne
AID 1857, Crescent Enlargement of the city of Evans
vile, on the petition Of the owners in fee OF one
half OF safi Enlargement, annexed IT, and included
within the limits Of the city NJ Evansville Now for
the purpose 1T constituting sail Crescent Enhancement
Wsri IL the city Of Evansville, and TO provide for
the election Of Councilman to represent said Ores
cent Enla cement In the Common Council of the city
Of Evansville,
SEC. I. Re Il orl,ned nv the Common Council Of
the city Of Evansville, That from and after the ras-
sage OF this Ordinance, Crescent Enlargement of the
city ~ Evansville shall he and constitute Ward Of
the citv ~ evansvie and be designated as the Nine
tenth Ward Of said city. n .tt fH
SIC. That 40 election be bed On the second day
Crescent Enlargement, for the election OF Council
man to represent said Enlsrgsmehts in the Common
Council the city of Granville for the residue 1T the
current year and that Robert Rustop Of said Enlarce
men. he AMI he is hereby appointed Inspector OF cleo
tons Of ssid Nineteenth Wari
SEC. 3. Thai ths Ordinance shan take effect and he
in force from and after its l<,slge and tirthe
he published. JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
WELL Vi. WALKER, Clerk. ljes2-39l
Vulkshote cory Ia, --.....f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-09

~ The high prices of Sperm Oil is hav-
ing powerful effect upon the consumption
Of the article. In England it fell off near
81 per cent. from 1855 to 1856, and the de-
mand has been growing less annually, occa-
stoned BY the use of substitutes. Tie bust
ness of whaling is becoming Improbable
from the fall of prices. r., r..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-09

~ special session of the council was
held last night to consider the proposition OF
Mr.. Carpenter, to issue the city bonds to the
Straight Line railroad. After some discus
sion, the subject was postponed till Saturday
evening.