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L LIFE OF "ASHINGTON'
This great national work which forms such an appro,
pirate coronal to the beautiful fame OF its ustrious Au
uor is here brought down the Inauguration of WASH
lngion az first President of. the United States.
D. RIMBALL CO., Providence, L. are prepared
to furnish this great national any address, free OF
postage Price, subscription edition, 81 popular edition
$3.50, Agents wanted. diff lei
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reference to the mode Of such transportation than may be
necessary provide for the due celebrity certainty and So
cury of such transportation Under this law new de-
scripon OF bids has received. 1t does not specify
mode of conveyance but engages take the entire mail
trip with celebrity certainty and security using the
Of tho law. These bids styled from the manner
Ia which they designated the books of the depart
ment star bids and they will be construed providing
for the conveyance OF the entire mail Aoeper large aud
Ohavr may Be the mode necessary 10 insure ia "cserity
csrtansy, and seeurityp
In all cases where the lowest grade Of service be
esed be sufficient the lowest bid will be accepted,
II duly GUARANTEED in preference to "star or specific
bid. .e8 IL ~ ss rsE
When the lowest bid Is not star bid, and specifies
either mode inadequate mode or conveyance, 1t
will not be accepted but aside for specific bid propc
sing the necessary service. tGaHt
When the bid does not specify mode OF conveyance,
also when it proposes carry according 10 the adver-
tisement" but without such specification il will be
sidered proposal for horseback service. rE
Posmasiers TO be careful not 10 certify the suciene
guarantors surees without knowing that they
persons OF sufficient responsibility and all bidders guar
antors and sures distinctly notified that the fail
perform the contracts for the service
proposed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities will
be enforced against them.
Present contractors and persons known the depart
tifcaes of their sucency substantially the forms above
prescribed. The certificates OF sucency must be signed
| by postmaster or a judge OF a court Of record.
I JAMES CAMPBELL,
/ Feb 4-law4w Postmaster General.
\
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EpRrHEu Arrival. .. T"y,or q many

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a Physicians Vacation by Waiter Charming. 81 50.
A new Translation Of Faust; by @ r. Brooke 81.
The Life Luther historical eneravings by Gustav
Koonig Cloth ALT 80 morocco antique, sie 49,
Deserted Village by Gold smiths Illustrated English edition
SIS. '8tt 1851
The Ancient Martinez; Illustrated. So fag
The Poeirai Works OF George Ierhet; Illustrated. ~
mckens's Clolh 81 ~ cover, " cents
Prue I; by a. w. Cnri. 81 ~
Meduca Thousand Pleasant THINGS selected from Notes
and Queries 81 SO. .t. ta.srt.
Paul Fame, newell, by Willis 81 o.
Rome, Christian and Papai. rs
Poems Of the late Panci. Key auirr Of tive star sPsnged
BspneY. as a'ifie LLs.4 -Fga
Charles Adventures n of the United States
and British American Provinces illustrated by i- author aud osea
Bcsssu. y vols a..
Rhymes and Roundr'ay.s In praise country nc profusely H.
Illustrated. g. NE f.lI|a
variety msruieen, books Tor the coming including
chosoe stock cspscHA adapted for laTe nies.
Dee bookstore near Rh street.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
ES ~

BID. STATE or MIssissIPPI, CRY VIcHsBuRs,
VI. Once OF the southern Railroad Company.
Paoad Company proposals from
FOR The eleaE graduation nesns ana NO,
roadway o division Of their road.
~ incidental Wora Necessary.
f al other work .aons platforms Sspo se required
The graduation amounts 70 cubic yards OF excavation and
me ueslling TO az iee. ,.f
rhe massnrs eulvvr,s amoaais 10 10000 perch
Tie 10 $4,000. zs,nt -
until me s Of November next and viii BE- a. The OPP
! The ents eor Of construction completing the road ready for
s Ths work Of ,oa.aeon exclusive of ero,.es
III. 'Ror each item Of work, entire and separate.
~ grading OF e,he1 ora specified number Oh sections
v Nd" he 10 be furnished The number specified;
VI For consucton ready o the iron, Of either Of the
Tss EASTERN eonncns with The completed
the Mobile aud Ohio road ai
.ecopd q niles me third q s miles nice. and
saduaon make hi. bid At much per cubic yard OF
excavation and the additional difference Tor eh
e g. 81 as e @asn pe 8 upon
o mns Pa' %e %sS nss payable
YORK G cent or .n n IL TIC
stock Of ,h company cash. payable be ,srie
So2ds Of me pay able in
ten trsce Payable entirely in The stock Of the
The proposals conased mus, Be accompanied By sa,ac
'ay references credentials and inc company reserve e he "
Maps poes and pechcaons may be seen al ms ONE rn
ny be furnished upon application 70 hf
Jta;e and the Of nrandon and in good
sss u S Ss s as e s ssn and 5
Intersection Mobile aid ONO railroad, few miles below
% o. Raa" sa Tss
png county, well waterrd and mbered and IN point Of hea
sis' sns s sssas
sysssy " ssssgss ss"s
m,vaS hs growth Of the county ahndance
aSs or riasns and eross 4 Believed nm, ws.a o
construction sfsaer Inducements 10 contrast
hs company entirely debit has due 70 il BY reliable
bord of n,snagers may II is also recipient under The
q n.as y
land s,.x - ~. s,,,r, and
sal ne n0a soa saa wi and II s
vcksAurg opposite wneh CIV ,,
o. dnd aPs Ssa
esss ,s and AIM ras ss a al
csa swny the ifon q which now being sa % ios
r Marion, M / ID p nse. win ,ss NoI,
s adsn wan spd ne .OsSs IS vns
i also an Indispensable link s Of railways ha. are 70
and an Pa.o ~n he
parallel % s;s asss
nerprses couu,y Is thoroughly national y Us @
pu' e. mass bonds But S, naa
el cay southern a.d enterprise or
c'esiohs now built Iish, DIough ,ss heart e
sst. ma so Soas s
| sea with the broad occan
capa embark literally in rs eonsue.
ss ass ssy 81 5 % ~
State Of Mi sssPp The public land has hssn aonaea sy
property Of The road to put million q dola =
wlch stockhoder who may become such v sei
viii thus be s, his road presents peculiar Inducements "
Of maans TO engage IN Its cons'ra WM q smEpEs
Sent l2dt3lstlct President southern Railroad.
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TENNESSEE sHt
From July l, 1857, to june 80, 1853
1907 From Clinton by Montgomery, TO jamestown, IS
miles and back, week.
Leave Clinton Monday at am
Arrive at Jamestown next day by Gpm
Leave Jamestown Wednesday Mt am;
Arrive at Clinton next day by 8 p
1868 From Concord by Campbells Station and Scarbo
rough Mills, to Robertsville, Is miles and back,
once week. 33s@N H'ft
Leave Concord Saturday at "A am;
Arrive at Robertsvile by Jpn; t
Leave Robertsville Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Concord by SPIN.
seee From Hlsboro by Prairie Plains and Knleys Store,
to Deckard, l6 miles and back, week
Leave lsboro Tuesday at 10 pm;
US Arrive at Deckard next day by Ia M
Leave Deckard Wednesday Mt l pm;
Arrive at Ilillsboro by fpm.
1870 From Lebanon by New Middleton, Gordonsve Pc
kim and Trousdale's Ferry, to Cookville, 40 miles
and back, once week. Haa
Leave Lebanon Friday at Cam;
Arrive at Cookville by pm;
Leave Cook vile Saturday at6amj #@
Arrive ut Lebanon by SPIN
s67 From McMinnville by Increase Pine Bluff aud Cave
TO Sparta, 2e miles and back three times week 10
two.horse coaches
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VIM @. SMEUES,
Sent l2df3lsttct President OF the southern Railroad

Y,lRST PRE- rIUm PIANUS.--lust received my piano
store above Pennssi three
splendid punos TX and 6A from the factory OF Stein
sons ohains The hFst
Metropolitan Fair and ., the American inunie HAY
the District OF Co
ba the respectfully call and examine them
before purchasing They surpassed by
pianos n country in Europe. a f+.
have large stock OF Other and second hand
piaOs sale
For good and all pianos purchased os
me will be kept n year whout erirs chSrse.
g-eOda- ~ 7. V. kEtChkNbACHs
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KENTUCKY.

From July !, 1857 70 .juSe 30, 1895.
90 From Calhoun, by Lvermore, TO Hartford IS miles
and back, once week.
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DOETs ordsworth, Souihey, Campesi M,Wg.insss WI
den, Moore Tennyson, Bryant, Longfe'ow pa., and
Thomson, Gov per, Rogers Chsucsr, shakpes1rs 4, h
other standard authorr may be found In hne
store &c tho undersigned many ni hcn hne hhs"''.
ported by himself direct from london ,xcv TAYb0s
Dec IS fhh"NN '
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FINE Bibles In fine btndtpxs family Btpis oh
pbles Bibles, and other szes some WIN e,,d
London direct by fhfNo" -. ,
4 Doc t3t pa
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Miss Breekess French and English Boara'
g and Day school, @ 1851

Miss Bro0kess French ana Enkhsh n""'"'
G and Day school, sa5f ~.
s,r Rvanss No. las Pennsylvania avenue, Washington d.
WI I'LL oprn seps.nhrr s. 1866 Circulars stating particular
w containing The highest tes'msnias can be had ~ @o l
pal bookstores and AZ her residence. R#FElB a"H"H
Ssh REFERENCES s.s ~ '''I~
Tn, lirht Rev Aiunao Potter, ID. D.. LII. D. s'
Tnr Right eer. George w. Dsane, ID. D., Lii. u
me Risht Rev. William r. Nottingham, u " LL. " s,
Pref Joseph Henry, Ill D., Secretary 81 smhson'""
rrof dallas Bach. upcrn,cndcu, Of he United States
survey. N.,,,,al N
serxatory. ssss - sf.a II .s5t5assf ay<53
&c neral John Mason, Washington, ID =. -, w,d
rl sam Cuoper Adusant General United sta'fs army w"
iuston, n. e. iFl9 A . Hs.a".
William w tcorcoran, esa Washington, ID. Z. saaaE
James g.. Nechsn, esq, litraf,ao 20 Congress- ~
Vor James Ca,nphsi, Postmaster General =, ,.,,v
on ELLIS lewis Chief la-ce OF suprerse ceun Of re'~
vania. coud
Pennsylvanta. :. ~ .a.H.
Hon. George Vail, NJ. c. from New Jersey.
Hon. Robert J. Walker, Washington, ID. G. '.s' ...
Hon Charles Faulkner, NJ. q. Isum Virginia. !, n
Hon. jefferson Davis Secretary Of War, Washington
Avg aO-cod2n sa tts. Il Al G-----
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NOTICE To PRE-EMRTIoN cLAIMANTs.

Every person entitled the right Of pre- emp,ion
townships and of townships above
required esa1sh the same 10 the ssiisiaeiioa Of
register and OF land Office, and make
therefor practicable sr seeing th fcts, and 6a
the day appoatsd Of the public
the embracing the claimed otherwise such
be fort tied. - -L
TIios. 4. HENDRICKS,
1tA i Commiszon OF the General Land Once
Dec 23-lawl3w flint Star ts ross.
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..HsTFt. lLLlNOIS. ai#R
From July |, 1884, 70 june 30, 1883
1898 From Avon, by Greenbush and Berwick, to Mon
mouth, AS miles aud back three times week
Leave Avon Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at G
....
Arrvent Monmouth by pm;
Leave Monmouth Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at6am;
Arrveat Avon by spm ~" @
Proposals for sx-imesa week service will be consd-
cred.
1854 From New Boston, by High Point AIcdo viola Ok
ford, aud Bishops Hill, to Geivs, 10 miles and
back once week
Lave New Boston Wednesday attain;
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GUARANTY.

The undersigned residing at --, State OF ---, un-
derake that the foregoing bid for carrying the mail
route No be accepted by the Postmaster General the
the required obligation contract perform the service
proposed, with good and sufficient suretes. @ ttt
This do understanding distinctly the obligations and
liabilities assumed by guaranors under the eth section of
the act OF Congress Of July 2, 1886. yHtas
!. Dated 1g &4lfEtstt# Ntt.. tEfaa3 4gayt
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--rrfve nj Galva next day by p M; #H|
Leave Galva Monday at ami
Arrive at new Boston next day by ep M
1885 From Msquon by Eiotts Mills Truro and victo-
ria, 70 Walnut Grove, 81 miles and back, once
Leave Maquon Tuesday at Sam,
Arrive AT Walnut Grove by Bpm; ee.r
Leave Walnut Grove Wednesday at sam
Arrive at Maquon by SPIN
1856 From Ridge Farm by Indanola, New Homer, a.d
Sidney, TO Urbans, % miles and back once week.
Leave Ridge Farm Tuesday at cam
Arrive at Urbana by Jpn;
Leave Urbana Wednesday at 8 am
Arrive at Ridge Farm by pm
1857 From Kankakee Depot by Limestone, Kinoza, and
Essex, to Gardner, 20 miles and back, once week.
Leave KAnkakee Depot Tuesday atsaS
Arrive at Gardner by pm; . ,..a
Leave Gardner Wednesday at sam;
Arrive at Kankakee Depot by 6pm.
1883 From Quincy by Mill Greek to Douglasv "a miles
and back, once week.
Leave Quincy Tuesday At Sam;
Arrive at Douglasville by 4pm
Leave Douglasvills Wednesday ATTAIN
1850 From Mscomb BY Marstta and Cube to Canton 40
miles and back week.
Leave Macomb Tuesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Canton by pm ~
.... Leave Canton Wednesday at 6 am ..s
Arrive at Macomb by Spm.
Proposals for tri-weeky service invited.
1880 From Mount Carroll by Rock Creek Ekhorn Grove
New Genesee, to Sterling 40 miles and back, once
.l.' q. week. a.
Leave Mount Carroll Tuesday att m;
Arrive at Sterling by 6pm;
Leave Sterling Wednesday at cam;
Arrive at Mount Carroll by 6pm.
1851 From Mount Carroll BY Argo and Bluvile 10 Full
ton 20 miles and back once week
Leave Mount Carroll Tuesday at am;
@ Arrive at Fulton by IAN
Leave Fulton every Tuesday at ! pm;
Arrive at Mount Carroll by pm.
1882 From Polo by Mount Norris Oregon and Daysvlle
to Franklin Grove, 81 miles and back once a
week ....
Leave Polo Tuesday at am;
Arrveat Franklin Grove by pm.
Leave franklin Grove Wednesday at a ID;
Arrive at Polo by p IN.
Proposals for three and week service will
be considered Proposals also invited to end
at Mount Morris.
1888 From Carroon by Budale, Pearl, and Monument
to Pleasant Hill 40 miles and hack, once week
Leave Carrollton Tuesday at 8 m,
Arrive at Pleasant Hill by 7 p M;
Leave Pleasant Hill Wednesday at 6 am
Arrive at Carrolon by pm
1854 From Aurora, by Batavia, Geneva st. Charles and
| Clinton, to Elgin, % miles and back once q week.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

-, of ----- county of -, State of ---
propose to convey the mails from July 1851 to June so
Is, on route No - from ---- to ----, agreeatly
to the Tersemsn OF the POSTMASTER General dated Feb
viz --- for The annual sum OF -- dollars
This proposal s made with full knowledge Of tho dis
lance the route the gh OF the mail be carried and
all other particulars in reference to the and service
and also after careful examination of the laws and ns,ruc
tons attached to the advertisement.
Dated 4 y
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmas ter of ----, State of -,
certifes OFFICE, that be is acquainted
with the above guaran'ors and knows them to be of
property, and able TO make good their guarantee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-06
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE

supplimentai TO an Ordnance, passed June
4th, I $50, entitled IAN Ordinance to bro.
vide for Llshtins the City Of Evansville with
kses."
SECTION l.: Be Il ordained BY the Common Coun.
Common Council Of sad city shsi desire 70 extend The
gas pipes g or along any street, lane, alley, public
a s SSS: h
and SHAH furnish ana adyance to the Gas Com
nance TO which this lisa Supplement- by the name Of
!a6p !sirey Co. or the suoesssoss Or assgn: Of
the co:s and s1eS s
pipes aud laying them down along e proposed line Of
extension, i shall Be The duty q said Gas Company:
pipe along such street, lane alley, public Esuads or
q 70 such pSnt therein :. he co@ncn
=: s s;s
for the public benefit the same rae Il which IS or
he and tue said Gas co1p'1y sh. Hi also furnish
o q sSns spSn line Of
to private consumers in other parts Of the city.
SEC Q. The City shall be credited on the books Of
and Oa % e
charged said books with all the gas consumed on
such line, bothby the city and BY private consumers
cost Of cs and laying down the ssryce Pipe
nay purchased and laid down with the means of the
Gas Company, and until such pipe so becomes the
property Of the Gas Company the City shall be entitled
to collect and receive from private consumer. along
such line the price OF ali used by them, the city
may at its option require said Gas Company 10 make
the collections from private consumers ALONG suchiine
and account to the city for the Provided, that
any advance made ~ the City under this ordinance
shall not be interest and shall MT be PAYABLE other
wise than 10 Gas as above provided, unless the Gas
Company should fail within reasonable time after
ceiving The ADVANCE to furnish the gas along the pro-
posed line of extension. according the provisions of
the first SECTION OF this Rdnance.
& SHc.3. Untth service pipe on my new line con-
ten,plated by this ortinanoe shall have become the
property OF the Gas Company under the provisions Of
the last section, the said Company shall render to the
City monthly bills or accounts Of the gas used such
line, showing how much used by the City and
how much by each private consumer ON such line du
ring the previous month.
SEC 4. This ordinance shall not take effect or be
bnding upon the City q Evansville until the said Gas
Company sha file 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
he published by said Clerk.
JOHN HEwSON, Mayor.
Attest: WELL. II. WALK Err, City Clerk.
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NV YoRx. August 5-r.sm.

New YoRK, August 5-P.M.
The steamship Persia arrived to day, with
dates to the a5th of July.
On Monday morning at 10 o'clock, in lat.
passed the Vanderbilt. and on the same
min, lSng. So deg. 20 min, she met the
stesnner Atlantic. -.
. Esglond.-The Government animated in
Parliament that nothing would be done in
China bnt the destruction of the ar-iunKs.
until the result of Lord Elgin's mission to
Pekin wss ascsrtained. Ifit should prove
Unsatisfactory, hostilities would be confined
Lord John Russell Obtained leave to bring
in q new bill for the admission Of Jews.
Rothschild resigned, but was renominated,
and will be reelected without opposition.
The United States frigate Susquchanna has
arrived at Liverpool. The Agamemnon
sailed for Cork with the submarine cable.
The plans have been altered. The submerg-
ing will commence from the Irish coast.
Edace.-Public attention IL conferred on
the recent Italian plot.
.Spain.-The Spanish Government accepts
che mediation Of France and England in the
Mexican question. -
- 1lvxHrooI. corrox ,xAxxEr.
Sales for the week, 10000 bales; to specu-
lators, IL, 900: for export, 4 900 at an advance
Of. Ne. The sales on Friday were 10000
bales. including $500 in speculation and
1900 in export, The market closed steady.
The stock of American in port is $4,000
bales. Manchester advices arc favorable.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruTF MARKET. :
BreadstufA dull. Flour very dull. aud
declined 10. Wheat. dull. and declined Cd.
White Corn has advanced Is. Canal Flour
adslphia and Baltimore, BIS. Cd. Red Wheat
So. 6.9ss. Sd.
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On motion, ordered that the Treasurer of
Lsmasco be notified to deliver over to the
Treasurer Of Evansville oil money, papers.
&C., new in his hands.
On motion of Mr.. Sharpe, ordered, that all
contracts or jobs Of work to be done by the
corporation of Evansville, and all work now
advertised that exceeds ten dollars in value,
be let to the lowest bidder, and that the
Clerk so advertise.
Mr.. Smyth, Street Commissioner, made
statement that better hands could be pro-
cured to work on the streets by paying lit
tie more per day, say sl.lo, and that if the
said amount be paid, the city would be benz
flied by it. On motion of Mr.. McInnery,
seconded by Mr.. Elliott, ordered, that the
city, from and after date, pay 1t the rate of
titlo per day to laborers.
Nsssrs. Mentzer and Warren, COMMITTEES
on Diyision-street Culvert, submitted q re-
port that. they have had the matter under
consideration, and have thoroughly exam
med said plans, specifications, &C., and
would recommend the building of said cul-
vert in accordance thereto, and furthermore
that the contract be let Immediately. Their
reasons for contracting for the Immediate
building Of said culvert, ia from the fact
that large quantities Of earth and made
ground are constantly washed away ~ said
culvert in its present state, and that portion
OF the gutter running through Lamasco is
not OF sufficient capacity to carry away the
large body Of water that flows through the
same,
Nswaa moved that the. report. of the Com
mittee on Culverts be received and conourred
in, and the work for the building of said cul
vert, according TO the City Engineers plan
and specifcations,,be let to the lowest bidder,
and sealed proposals be received for the
building Of the same up to the LIST of Sep
sember, 1857, when said proposals will be
opened and the work be let to the lowest
bidder; and this contract to be advertised in
all daily papers, and be'completsd on the Is,
of January, 1851, which was unanimously
carried. $3.50, -. >,
Mr. Foster moved. that the report O,
'Messrs. Mentler and Nurrie on building the
Osk-street culvert be adopted, and the WORK
,or,lered to be done. After considerable dis.
cussion and pending which subject, the
Council sdjorrned. -.Eh
- WELL II. WALKER,
Gty C1s,E.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-06

AFRICAN GNoSH.-We hear many COM
plants Of the impure and almost tasteless
stuff commonly sold for Ginger, and are hap
py to say Hallock q Stoddard have supe-
rior pure African Ginger, three times the
strength Of the best usually sold, and at
about the same price. Housekeepcrs, take
notice. 1t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-06

~ Last week q Roman Catholic priest
Of Maysville who had made some rather val
liable presents to. married lady. was Sc
verely cowhided BY her husband. The hus-
band was brought before the court for assault
and battery. Eight Of the jurors were in
favor Of fning him one cent, and the other
four were for making the fine larger. No
verdict was rendered.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-06

SBThs city Of vincennes is to be lighted
by gas; negotiation for that purpose is now
pending between the City Council and res
ponsible parties who propose to put up the
works. This innovation will drive all the
owls and bats that have for genertions infes-
ted the place, IRON their dark corners.
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Insurance Agents Certificate Of Autho rity.
STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDrroR or STATes 0YrIcr.}

INDIANAPOLIS, July q, 1857.
WHEkEAs, The Phoenix Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, has filed in this Office statement of its con.
dition on the LIST Of June, 1885, the act Of its oora
ton and amendments properly certified to,s' writ
ten instrument, nominating its Agents ar dthori-
zins them fully and unreservedly acknoy edge ser.
vice Of process In the event Of suits;
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the requ rements
Of An Act to amend an Act for the incorporation Of
insurance Companies, defining their powers and pre-
presented satisfactory evidence TO Of full comp-
u sS 81 line ss 81
do hersty certify thst A. c. HALLOCK, Of Evans.
yie, as the Agent Of said Company f. authorized to
transact the business OF Insurance, Agent Of the said
Phoenix Insurance Company in this State, up TO jan
uary Isl, 1859, 70 the extent that he may be commits
stoned and appointed ny the said Company. ]
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my Office to be ak.
JOHN VI. DODD,
jy3l-3t. Auditor Of State.