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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-10

Supplemental TO IN Ordnance, passed June
4th, 4 s52, entitled IAN Ordinance 70 pro.
vide for ushuns the City Of Evansville with
Cas-
- Gil Of The City Of Evansville that whenever the
Common Council Of said city shall desire extend the
or g Ss aSs ,y Is
iare. ana shall furnish and advance 70 he Gas Com
psny mentioned and designated in the original orii-
nance 70 which this Is supplement, by the name Of
John Jeffrey CO., or the successors assigns Of
the reasonaSe cost and expense q such sss
pipes and laying them down along the proposed line Of
Without 1nnsssssary delay e lay down gas q Service
pipe along such street lanes alley, public grounds or
Council may direct, the City furnishing the means to
procure and erect the public lamps, lamp posts and G
snd Ss 1 @ IN s
for the public benefit al the same rate At which is or
the city ana the said Gas comp shall Also furnish
CASTOR private consumption along such line Of extern
to private consumers in other parts Of the city.
SIC. O. The City shall be credited ON the books Of
and every such new line OF extension, and shall be
charged on said books with all the gas consumed on
aS s
cost Of procuring and laying down the service pine
manner and to us same extent as Il Il had been orSi
nsly purchased and laid down with the means Of the
ana a sp : e s
l. collect and receive from private Consumers along
such line the price Of all gas used by Them or the city
may at its option require said Gas Company 70 make
the collections from private consumer along suchE
and account to the city for the Provided, that
any advance made by the City under this ordinance
shall not hear interest and shall nf be payable other
wise than 10 gas as above provided, unless the Gas
Company should fail within reasonable time sitter
ceiving the advance, to furnish the gas along the pro-
posed line OF extension. according to the provisions Of
the first section Of this ordinance.
SKc.3 Until the service pipe any new line ON
tempiated by this ordinance shall have become the
property OF the Gas Company under the provisions Of
the last section, the said Company shall render 10 the
City monthly bills or accounts Of the gas used such
line, showing how much gas used by the City and
how much by each private consumer on such line du-
ring the previous month.
SIC. 4. This ordinance shall not take effect or be
binding upon the City Of Evan svle until the said Ca.
Company shall file with the City Clerk the assent Of
said Company thereto In writing, and upon the fling
Of said assent this ordinance shall take effect and shall
be published BY said Clerk.
JOHN HEwsoN, Mayor.
Attest: WELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk.
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Cincinnati Market,

CrScNSATr, August s--x.
Flour dull and irregular; Old, scarce and
unchanged, but New more abundant and
dull ut 6.25@s.30; sales of 6n0 barrels extra
Old at 6.70@6.so. Wheat dropping, and
prices irregular. Whisky, &C.,, and dull.
Bacon buoyant; 80 hhds. Shoulders sold at
Ike, and so hhds. of Bulk Shoulders at
lo1<c., being further advance.
CINCINNATI, August s-P. NJ.
Flour very dnll, and prices so unsettled
that accurate quotations cannot be given.
Wheat Irregular receipts large; buyers hold
Red from l.1s to 100. About 1000 bushels
Oats sold at Tic. Corn nominal at Toe. for
Mixed; 1000 bushels White sold at 73c.
Whisky dull at 26c. Bacon buoyant at 1211
@lsI<.; so hhds. Bulk Shoulders sold a,
l01<. and 50 hhds. Bacon Shoulders at Mad
ison at 111<.
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~ Capt. Van Dusen's new steamer New
Uncle Sam, may be expected to-day, en- route
for New Orleans. She is described by the
New Albany Ledger as the most compact and
strongest boat, ever built at that place. She
is 2s5 feet in length, breadth Of beam Al feet,
depth of hold 81 feet. She win carry about
two thousand tons, capscity far exceeding
any other boat on the western waters. She
has seven boilers, each 20 feet long and 40
inches in diameter. Her cylinders are 2s
inches in diameter, and 10 feet stroke. Her
water wheels are 86 feet in diameter and ID
feet buckets. She is equipped with q neat
cabin, furnished in elegant style, with state
rooms Of unusual size and comfort. She was
built ut New Albany aud as q specimen of
steamboat architecture, reflects great credit
upon the mechanics of that city.
The New Uncle Sam will be commanded by
Capt. Charles Van Dusen, who has already
successfully trod the decks of two "Uncle
Sans" neither OF which, however, were 90
worthy of him rs the third.
Success to the Uncle Sam and Van Dusen
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New YoRK, August s-x.
Flour buoyant; sales of 1000 bales; State
advanced 10c.; sales ut 6.4006.55; Ohio ad-
vanced &c., and Southern unchanged. Wheat
buoyant; sales of 400 bushels; Tennessee
Red, $50; Southern White, 1877. Corn I'M
settled; $4,000 bushels sold; Mixed declined
&c.; sales at s61<. Provisions firm. Whisky
declined &c. Stocks firm. Exchange dull.
New YoRK, August s-P. n.
Cotton closed firm; 500 bales sold. Flour
firm; 5000 barrels sold. Corn closed with
On advancing tendency; 5000 bushels sold.
Mess Pork, SC. better. Provisions generally
steady. Sugar firm. Freights inactive.
Stocks closed duh and irregular.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of lots Nos. l5e and
~ l60, in the Donation Enlargement Of the city OF
Evansville cause the sidewalk OF said lot on "a street.
extending from the alley adjoining the Court House
the Of 80 and Sycamore street 70 be brought
proper er.ie and to be relad with good brick pave
ment Of proper width, and good stone curling. Also
on Sd street he laid with stone OF the proper width cor
responding with the gutter along the Court House
property; all Of said work TO he done within thirty 600
DAYS after the publication Of this notice; and in default
thereof the Street Com is instructed 20 perform said
work, and the costs anc expenses arising therefrom
much thereof will satisfy said lien and By
order OF Council. WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk.
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From China.

WARRINGTON, August 8-N.
The Navy Department this morning. re-
ceived letter this morning from the flag
officer, James Armstrong, dated from the
United States ship San Iacinto, at Hong
Kong, May 2Sd, in which he says: From
the enormous force the English are collecting
at this station. and the arrangements they
are making for its permanency, it is clear
that China is to be compelled to throw of
her exclusiveness." He adds that there will
be total of sixty vessels, mounting seven
hundred and eighty-three guns. Accompa-
nying this force are several sea-going hospi-
tails and transports, with very large super
numerary medical stat.
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IL The citizens of Lawrence are taking
measures to erect bridge across the Kansas
river ut that place. A p, eli ninary survey is
about to be made for q parpose of ascer-
tanning the cost and most suitable plan Of
construction.
~Dr. Shaw Of Texas states he has found
sweet oil, drank freely, successful antidote
to strychnine in two cases. The oil 10 to be
poured down without reference to the pa
TENTS vomiting. -
bss had s;xtaan ch;ldrsn in .svan h;r,hsN
twins three times, triplets three times, and
one the last time.
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TELEGRAPHICl
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Latest Intelligence!


LOUISVILLE, August s-x.
Kentucky E7sctions.-The Dem crats have
elected, in the First Congressional District,
Burnett; Second, Peyton; Fourth, Talbot;
Fifth, Jewett; Sixth, Elliott; Eighth, Clay;
Ninth, Mason; Tenth, Stevens. In the Sew
enth District, Marshall, American, ia elected.
Third District still in doubt; claimed for
Underwood, American.
Tennessee returns incomplete, but indicate
the election Of seven or eight Democrats and
two or three Americans. Legislature Demo-
cratic in both branches. Harris's majority
for Governor will exceed 10000. Zollicofer
and Ready, Americans, elected; Etheridge
doubtful.
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MEASURING HAY.-The editor of the New
Jersey Farmer gives his rule, based on
large experience, for measuring hay. He
formerly weighed his hay-but repeated trials
taught him that it was unnecessary. Take q
NOW which has lain through the winter, and
ascertain its amount in cubic feet. (multiply-
ing its width by It's depth. and that product
by its length,) and then divide by 200, and
the quotient gives the number of tons. The
upper third takes 500 feet to the ton, the
lower 500 feet. If the NOW is only FIVE or
six feet deep, however, it takes an average of
500 feet TO the ton.
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~ Mr.. Mason, q. S. Minister at Paris,
has been guilty Of piece of gaucseris, that
has placed him in predicament, out Of which
he can extricate himself-in the opinion of
some of his friends-only by coming home.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Court
Journal writes as follows:
"His Excellency, Plenipotentiary Mason,
having been reprimsnded for throwing his
arm around the back of the Empress Eugenie's
chair, is making up his pack to fly to some
retirement, where he means. so says report
to study the affinities, in order to behave bet
ter next time"
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of Lots Nos-1, and g,
" In the Old Plan of the city Of Evansville, cause
the sidewalks fronting Water street of said lots) 70
be repaired and reaid with good brick OF the estab
lished width, within thirty (3e) days after the pub
LEGATION Of this notice, and in default thereof the
see; Commissioner is hereby directed to perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accruing thereby,
will oe assessed to- and collected by sale of said prop
erty or much thereof viii satisfy said lien ard
costs. By order Of CommonC ouncil.
WELL III. WALKER. Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners OF Lots Nos. 4, S, a, q,
~ 10, II and l2, in the subdivision Of out lot
No. a. Upper Enlargement, and lot 81, and the side
walk in font Of lots " and %, and the northeast half
OF - In said Upper Enlargement also lots Nos is, II
and is in block No 5, Eastern Enlargement OF the city
Of Evansville, be filled up 10 correspond with the
city grade, within ten DAYS Q0) after the publca-
ton of this notice; and in default thereof, the
Street Is hereby directed to perform said
will be assessed to aud collected by sale OF said prop
erty, much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. BY order OF the Common Council
jy2e-l0t WELL. III. WALKER, City elk.
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Missouri ELEcrIoN.-The st. Louis Intel
lieencer claims that Rollins, the Independent
and American candidate, is elected Governor
Of Missouri by majority of 10000. Thirty
eight counties give Rollins q majority of
ATS. Clark. Democrat, IL elected to Con-
gress from the Third District. He succeeds
James 8. Green, elected to the United States
Senate.
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DIsPArcH OF THE TRooPs TO MINNEsoTA.
The Washington Union says that in less
than one week after the receipt of the news
advising the Government that an Indian
outbreak Of q most alarming character was
anticipated by the frontier inhabitants of
Minnesota, one thousand regular troops were
in the field en- route for the scene of threat
ened hostilities.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of Lots Nos. I, ., 3, 4,
5, 8, ., 9, Sand 10, in block No. 80 in the Eastern
Enlargement ef the city Of Evansville, cause the side
walk fronting said lots 10 be brought 10 the proper
grade and laid with good brick, of the proper width
within thirty GOD days after the publication Of this
notice. and In default thereof the Street Commissioner
is directed 10 have said DONE and the accruing
expenses will be assessed TO and collected by sale Of
said property, much thereof will satisfy said
lien and costs. By order Of Council.
WELL H. WALKER, Clerk.
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PR0POGAIG

SrALED Proposals will be received by the City of
- Evansville, at the office OF the Undersigned until
the LIST day OF September 1851, for the building Of Di-
vision Street Culver, according to the plans and speci
hcations Gle In my otfce,sad work to be eonp pie.
ted by the lst day Of January, A. ID. 1881.
augl-lml WELL. IL. WALKER, City Clerk.
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Special Election

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters Of
y the Nincseeth Ward Of the city OF Evansville
that Special Election viii he held at the shop OF Jas
Uric, in said Ward. on Thursday the 9Th day Of Au-
TO represent the said 18th Ward in the Common Coun-
Gil OF said city, made vacant by the resignation and
moval Of Thomas Redmond FROM said Ward. james
WELL ii. WALKER. Clerk.
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CONFORMATION NOTICE

hRDERED, That the ownesof Lots Nos b.e' z, 8,
" ?, 10 II, -, y and "a in Block No. 8. fth En-.
s % ., sne Sy Of Evansv,ie; As9, Loe . and
between said Lots, and extending from Pine TO Leet
street, be brought to proper grade, and the said lots
hled in 80 as 10 correspond with the city grade within
ten Q0) days after the publication OF this notice,
and in default thereof. the Common Council will
proceed to to let said work to the lowest bidder andthe
amount charged therefor will be assessed TO and col
lected by sale Of said lots much thereof - will
satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order Of the Common Council. 1900.
ausa.lOd WELL. II: WALKER, CLERK.
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Nearly One Prise to every Nine Tshoh.
MAGNETIC EET SCH & MEf
EACH SATURDAY N AUGUST,
3, 845 Prises amounting 70 ......... $50, 00e
Whole Tickets 90; Halves ss; Quarteu oak.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,

, ,SA5 Prtses amounting to .......... e9o4s0OO
Whole Tickets Go; Halves Is; Quarters AK.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers rom ] to 5000. corresponding vtxE
Of paper are sncircsd with snai tin tabss ed pissG
The hr.t S5l Pri.s similarly Printed and sssssla.
TIE wheels are then rsvolved, and numbcr Is drsm
from the wheel Of Numbers. and ct the sane time
Prise drawn out are opensi spd exhibited 70 the sud
enee, and registered the CemmiE.onsr.; the fnss
ton Is repeated until al the Prizes drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.-The two precedins sna
the two SUGGESTING Numbers TO those drawing the nrss
Pies For example. n i II Ticket No. Sm1: ses
e600o Prize, those Tickets numbered 1893, ll2a
ssS @ S ssss .1s sd. 70 ss rsss
5e 6l 552, will each be entitled 70 s2, and - en- -
''TTa hs e F4 sSsv e. s 81 Wifi be r
figure Of Number that draws the re Prise f~
with No. /, then ali the TlcEe,s. where the ns,sSsS
ends il l, win Be entitled e SEQ II the Nu.sser emp
certIScsts: q Packages VIM be sOm at The follswins
rates; ssich b, Is q the risk :, "a w,r,
!" icd ham :. .-.-..'...
a il Eishth " $3.50. Il
the nSasy q for FRs %
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by frst mall
rurea.ssrs can have tickets ending In any hsurs heS
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sui 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
plain. and give their Pos 0f6se, County and State.
BILE In full without deduction.
W All prizes OF 81 0a and under, psid Immediately
!er the drawing-other prizes at the usual 6rns Of
thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates 70
s. SWAN 4 CO., atlanta. o..
~ list Of the numbers thst are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one Ia
entitled 10, will be published after every drawing, In
the following papers:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Al.
lsnta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book and
Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch.
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BALTIMORE, August 8-N.
Flour-sales to-day 1900 barrels, City
Mills. 6.75; 200 barrels Howard street. $50.
Wheat dull. and SC. lower; White, el.4o@
$50. Corn-White quoted at $500; Vel
low, S5@S7. Whisky. 2sX@30.
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OF We announce, by request Of .
number of voters, the name of
J. p. e L L 10 TT,
for Justice Of the Peace.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

RRDERED, Tha; the owners of Lots No's2 2, 4, IA
j and Is, in block No. IS, Eastern Enlargement;
also, the alley running north and southong id lots;
also. Lots Nos s. Is, Is, IL ls, TO- 20, q and 22
in block No. 10, In the Fourth Enlargement also, the
south one-haf OF Lot No. in block No 76 Lanssco;
and part of Loo 10 the Donation Enlargement Of the city
of Evansville, and part of Lot No 81 in the Old Plan
Of said city, cause the same 70 he Sled up to COR
respond with the city grade, within ten Cie) days
after the publication Of this and default there
Of the Street Commissioner il directed 20 perform said
work and the costs and expenses accring thereby will
he assessed and collected by sale Of said Lots,
much thereof IS will satisfy said lien and costs.
BY Order % Council.
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LICENSES.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all Auctioneers, Dray-
" men, Cartmen, Expressmen. Wagoners, Omnibus
and Hackmen, Pedars, Proprietorsof Billiard, Baga-
,ele Tables and Ten Pin Alleys Theatres and Concert
Halls, that their license expire the first day OF next
month august and they hereby notified ~ renew
the same on or be.re said day and in desan thereof
the Marshal instructed hiring suit against all deln
auents not complying herewith.
jy35-im WELL. II. WALKER, CITY CIk.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the City nj
Evansville at the Office Of the undersigned, for all
the excavatng. filing in. and making OF brick and
plank pavemens, ordered TO be done by said cityand
which said orders have failed 10 be complied with
until the 18th day Of August, 1857. For particulars Of
amount OF work to be done call at said Office.
aug4-l5tl WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk.
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OF The Southerner arrived in st.
Louis on Wednesday with 1000 sacks Of
corn.
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TEXAS ELEcTroN.-The telegraph advises
US that Texas has elected Runnels tor Cover
nor over Gen. Sam Houston. by some IL. ZOO
majority. Not single opposition member
has been elected to the Legislature, as far as
heard from.
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~ In New York note or draft given by
parties Of undoubted credit is called " first
class paper" in New Orleans it is known a.
= fire. proof" and in Boston as gilt-edged
paper"
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Sailed.

New YORK, August s--x.
The mail steamship Ariel sailed at noon
for Southampton and Bremen, taking out
$500, 900 in specie.
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River and Weather by Telcsraph.

CINCINNATI. August 6-M.
River fallen three inches last twenty -four
hours. Mercury ale.
PITTsBuRe, August s-M.
River Ave feet by the ,metal-mark, and
falling, Weather cloudy. Mercury $40.
LOUISVILLE, August s-x.
Rive falling slowly. Mercurys0o.
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AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Extension Of Gas Lights
within the City of Evansville. Passed Aug.

To Provide for the Extension Of Gas LIGHTS
within the City Of Evansville. Passed Aug.
Est, A. d. 1857.
SECTI0N 1. Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
- Gil Of the City OF Evansville, that whenever any
person persons interested in extending the gas any
point in the city will advance TO the city City (b)
per cent OF the amount necessary 10 procure and lay
down the service pipe to such point along the pro-
posed line OF extension the City will thereupon with.
out delay. cause such pipe 10 be laid down
along such line and cause posts to be erected along
such line, and win furnish 20 individual consumers
along such line who may have made such advances,
gas for private consumption ~ the rates at which
IL IS or may be furnished by tie Gas Company TO other
private consumers, until the amount furnished 70 each
person making any such advance shall be equal 20 The
amount advanced by such person. Provided, however,
that the city shall not be liable for interest any such
ADVANCE and shall not be required 10 refund repay
the same otherwise than in above In this section
provided for.
Seq. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in
join mEwsON, Mayor.
aISf
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TPasical AFFAIR In Chester County, Pa.
The correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger. writing from PhoenixvilIe, Pa,
on the Sd inst, says:

- ~-~~ ~ sasSssp
On Saturday last, man by the name of
Baugh, in quarrel with . negro, who was
working with him in a harvest field near
Chester Springs, in Chester county, stabbed
the negro with q pitchfork. "A constable in
the neighborhood attempted to arrest him,
but from, the resistance offered by Baugh,
thought it pruden. not to do so. Two Off
Gers from West Chester then arrested him,
one of whom Baugh cut in the neck and
shoulder with an axe before they finally
secured him. In proceeding with hum to
West Chester, Baugh again attacked one of
che officers. and attempted to tear open the
wound be had made with the axe. BE then
Surned upon the one who was driving and by
some means got his hand around his throat
notwithstanding he was handcuffed. and en-
deavored to strangle him.. The officer YVES
compelled to shoot him before he could q
made TO loosen his hold, which he did in tll>
head, and killing him. $1,000
The officer who was struck with the axe
we learn, has since died. The officer who
shot baugh delivered himself up immediate
~ TO the authorities at West Chester.
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KENTUCKY ELEcrIoN.-Talbot's majority
in the Fourth Congressional District 10 100.
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Fire..

49, MoSIREAL, August s-M.
Harris's Cotton Factory, on Lachine Canal,
was burned yesterday.
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Justice Of the Peace.
We appeal TO the voters Of the city
to their sense of public duty as citizens.
70 60 to the polls and vote for respect
able and intelligent man for Justice Of
the Peace.
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Those who are in want of rural
home, will not forget the land-sale To-
DAY BY Messrs Iglehart & Antilles.