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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-28
NsOTfCIs TO CO.S-TR.sCTORs /.
ev -EOCLDERING OF MAIN STREET,
NV A 4.

= ~ = n = EVANSVILLE, IND. II
The Common Council OF the city Of Evansville
will receive sealed proposals until tho 2sth day Of
June 1852 for bonldering Main street OF said city
FROM the North sife Of First street tothe Canal a
distance Of about 1900 feet the width Of the street
being - feet inches from curb TO curb.
Contractors Will Dc required TO Kurdish all the
materials and DO the work according TO plans and
Specifications now on fle In this once and the
name or names Of the sueties Of the bidders must
accompany the BIZ ia al cases.
PATRICK BURKE,
June GIFT Cfrv Clertr
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a. The Kennstt Shot Tower. in St
Louis, Is III feet high.
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G0RT'EI ORs .N'OTICE-ALL FER

GICRg.EI ORS .N'OTxCE.--ALL PER-
~ owning or interested in lands adjoining
the following described tract are hereby notified
shat on the 10th day Of June, A ID. 1852 the Coun-
y Surveyor of Yanderburgh County will proceed
90 the lines and perpetuate the corners Of the
outh half OF the southwest quarter Of Section 81,
'ownship 6, south Of range > west, in the Vim
Ccnnes land district
ie2-3tw j. W. ADAMS d co
n EOER! FLOE8!-I5 B.2RHELS
IL and sacks in store and TO arrive, extra and
superfine Country Brands-as good the best and
low as the lowest, al
ieI4 NICkERY BROS ~ Main St
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have inst received 10 sacks AMI Is bbls Mercer,
NeshanOCk, aud pinkeyes all first rate article, fOT
seed eating. As this is the last chance for old
Potatoes call soon. CHAS. MCJOHSSTON.
jel7 Main street, near the Canal
out in the general Grocery business at tkis we'll
known stand-i7 Main street-Nith a stone front
We will Keep large and well selected stock Of
ticles usually Kept IN such establishments.
June 6, Is59. ERSKINE, CURNICk a co.
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~ new corners and citizens generally, ca
would return my sincere thanks for the ~ \
very liberal patronage bestowed me
ior the last twenty two years, and would
solicit continuance Of fiyOTs. My stock is very
largs ana complete, containing every variety Of ar
stces pertaining to the Saddlery AID Harness bust
ness. All ofWhich offer al wholesale and retail,
al the lowest fgi.res
Re- Please cali and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. J. r. ELLIOTT,
ieIU-lm No. so Maiust.
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N .N..Y.UaZ EX.I.nL.N.sTIO.N' o.

0H THE tOMMDN SUIiUULS.
The annual Examination Of the Common Schools
of this city will commence on MONDAY, June q,
and continue through FRIDAY, July J. The follow
ing order will be observed:
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
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EDBRERRE.yG TO TIRE aB0V.E,

-Ao> We take pleasure ia recommending TO our
numerous friends and customers eur successors,
Messrs. ERskIhE, OURNICK CO., and hope
they viii rereiye their full share Of patronage.
June q, 1859. T.. IL. SABIN a CO.
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ek the remainder Of our stock Of Teas, Tobacco,
and Cigars TO Mr.. J. r. Ellott's building, No. %
Main street, where We offer them for sale cheap. -
Those indebted TO Us will please pay UP at once.
jsl0 4. ii. SABIS 4 CO.
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&. MARSHALLoO continues in the old business,
and returns thanks 90 his old customers and the
public for their patronage, and bcpes, by strict
tentioD to business, 20 merit continuance Of the
same. lie has now good brick-yard, from which
lie supply his customers with brick Of the best
material, at short notice. All houses undertaken
by me. viii be built in the shortest time desirable
fel7-lmd CASPER MARSHALL
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NtfLE or I:sLU.aBLE ZEAL Es-

cat-f n or II hLf HE'LL rs
~ TATE IN EVANSVILLE.
ON the 9Th day Of July, 1859, will sell at pub
Tic auction without reserve 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises, the following described real es-
tale to-wits Lots No. 10, IL, ~ -, H. Is 10, IL
Is TO- 90 p, &c, 81 So 49, 40 Il, f2 43, As, &C, Az
~, 10, and 81, as designated plat of Rogers a
Illusions addition 20 the City Of Evansville. Tor
particular description Of premises, plats in pos
session Of Samuel SWndell and Boxer Foster.
Terms of sale, one-half cash one-fourth on the
lSt Of January, 1850 and one-fourth the LIST dag
Of April, 1864. with interest deferred payments,
10 De- secured hy mortgage on good personal sect
rlfy. JONATHAN RENICk, Executor Of
jei-td ANDREW HUSTON.
ADMINISTRATION S.HLR.-8E'
. ~ virtne e an order Of the Court Of Commoa
Pleas of Marlborough county, viii sell at public
auction, az the Court House door in Evansville on
the 18th day Of June, 1884, part Of the CT OF
sec No. 10, township g south, range 10 west,
tining three acres adjoining lands Of Peter Sharp
=, W. BriukmeyeT, and lying on the road leading
from the Poor Housc to the residence Of Edgar c
Dunk said premises viii be sold in subdivisions,
a plat OF which can be seen at my Office.
Terms Of sale One-tlfird cash balance in II and
Is months from day Of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, waving all relief
from valuation or appraisement laws, with interest
from the day If sale. ID e..
...4 -.- BRACKET MILLS,
mys51-ts Admir-. Of Adolph Brinkms1.
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.t8.sE.N. PE.uPsL

ssEChLES IN hEGs IND .IlRs.
N We have just received a nice lot Of Gherkin
Pickles, IA L. 3 and gallon kegs-and in Quart
and half gallon jars. Families, Hotel and Board
ing House keeperss an@ Steamboat men will take
notice, and gOEern themselves accordingly
Call at No. 30 Main street
JeZl r.. n SABIS a Co
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n soTTCE.-THB P.aRT.N:RRsHTP

heretofore existing tetwen Casper Marshall
and y. III, Rogers, $ this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Al persons holding claims against The
above firm win present them to Casper Marshall for
payment as he collects al debts due said firm and
also pays all demanss previous to this date, against
said firm. CASPER MARSHALL.
j. H ROGERS.
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Ht0R RRkEGRs IND BRRRGE
- pe LANES. gpto S. EMBICH CO.
for Lawns or org andes, 60 TO
S. EMDICH 4 CO.
toi Nm aud Boys wear in WOODEN. Linen, OF
tottnr, 81, &" 8. EMBICH 4 CO.
fo' il'e bet Rose Ia the city, got
5. EMBICH co.
-I"r the prettiest and cheapest Grape, Stella,
SILK $taNls, 90 10 s. EMBICH co.
With city aud County Orders, 90 to
8. EMBICH Z co.
Fot any aud everything in the nne OF Dry Goods,
80 10 s. EMBICH CO.,
No. 40 Aair street, who will be glad 10 show VOC
anything in their line, whether you wish 20 bay
/ or not, and where everybody pays cash for what
! they bay mylo
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ID q n q " .NlLLS, 70 R.HERL y
N KNOWN AS NEGLEY'S MILL.
The owner Of said Mill having rebuilt his dam
and Teftted and repaired his apparatus, is
again prepared TO grind for customers by water
power He sOiicits share Of the patronage from
the public generally, aud more particularly the pa
tronage of his old customers.
jel5lmd&w FREDERICK KLEIN
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II / r A NJ HOP KIN s.
IMPROVED
6 NUT Nj H!HEi

- Lists loo. LII ont IL =
this Machine to the public, I
have but little To say. I
fiatter myself that they viii
give satisfaction. | leave it
with those who use them 10
judge as TO their msrits. I
warran { them TO do good
work, aud ask the favor Of all
who want a smut machine, TO
try one OK mine. They have
one great advantage over the
most Of Machines in use at
present: they leave no dirt
around them, il being all
carried on by a suction fan,
and can he discharged out
side the mill, il desired
Several OF them are i'm SUE
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GEORGE TgoRNHIII. takes pleasure in in
orming his Oil customers that in the quality and
style ut his work, he hatters himself he cannot BE-
eAcelled. lie may still DC found al the corner OF
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
and Saddles of every description can be obtain
ed on the best of terms.
rs Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Second u and Harness always on hand. jel
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PETER VIERLING.
HaEGGfST, ~ a. g WEST WITHIN
~ STREET, EVANSVILLE, I'm,
Dealer in Paints, Varnishes, Oils, Dye-stufs, Win
dos Glass, Ply sicians' Shop Furniture ShOul
der Braces Abdominal Supporters,
Surgical Instruments, &c. &c.
-ALSo-Pure Wines and Brandies and all popu-
lar patent medicines of the age, &c. { jels
RDL.AsTER P.sRfS-25 RHLS. RE-
II ceiycd and for sale by q
-.. CHAS. McJoHNSToN, Poseyis Block,
p iel7-l It.z Main street near the Canal
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o. WET .N.E K's-lOO LHs f;UOIf'R
~ Honey, 10 the comb, III caps Just as taken from
ths live, rece,-sd this day and for sale by
te25 CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
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chtk Al AUCTION.
If net ssii before at private sale Ne viii sell al
auction without reserve, on THURSDAY, June
SOth, good FtTe-proof safe, for cash II is a good
article, and viii lie sold
is25 IL SFJSoN & "a
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EboT.1V0Es P0T.1TOEs!-LAsT

+.4 -r- BRACKET MILLS,
my30-ts Admr. Of Adolph Brinkmsa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
BRYANT, BELL & STRATT0N's
c ON I'M EFF GAL OLLEGE.

Harmon Block, Clark ana Washington Sts., CHICAGO.
Il. B. BRYANT. p. V BELL.--.... D. sTRATEoN
Principals and Proprietors.
In efectinC his union, the propTietors have been
fUenced, Well by the consideration Of public utiay
Of private interest, enabling them, It does,
bine their personal iaaor ana experience in this great
field Of usefulness and TO concentrate the educational
force and means At their command thus greatly en-
argiug and improving all the departments IF this i'm
porant branch Of eiucatiou and at0riug their pat
facilities and advantages for It's acquisition
surpassed in this country.
Departments Of Bookkeeping and Accounts,
Organized and conducted upon the cCUNTIN ROOM srs
tenn, the Halls OF study being Gifted up with appropriate
counters desks, etc, in BEAL BUSINESS. and tie stu
dent at once introduced 10 the practical Workings and
routine of business conducted in banks, counting
rooms, railroad Offices etc.
Circular and Catalogue Of eighty pages furnished gra-
tuitolsly application 90 the undersigned.
lily BRYANT, BELL AND STRATT0N.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo,
Cleveland and Detroit Scholarship good throughout
the entire chain
CONSOLIDATION Of " Bryant STATIONS M,rcan-
tile College and Bells Commercial College"
Quoted Institution. unGcr The name anl stAIc Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

ID lAERH, Fancy and Toilet articles Harrisson.
.raI Aeen Fun, Bay Rum. Eau De Cologne Hair on.
90 @% CIV oid BroEn Windsor Soap, White Do
- ''Ni1s cream, reaTu OF Soap and hundred
'---e'A az 81 HIVIAN"S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
GUNJgTHITHrNG.

which viii be sold lower for cash thar ever before os
lered in This market. He has also .ood stock Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF THE STATE or WISCONSIN.

or TILE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
AVE you Insurance yonr Life for the benefit Of
surviving l4fni y, relatives and friends Are they
fully protected Insurance vcur life the MANY
evils that may arise from your unexpected death Mt
moment Of embarrassment. perhaps OF utter insolvency
" The relief from anxiety offered iy Life Insurance
~ ire4UensY contributes TO proouE the life o the in
sured IT the same that n materially au-neuts the
fort and well being of those dependent him. il has
also an obvious tendency TO strengthen habits Of
unlstion-HcCuf0 Die. C0Hl.'
The whole subject Life Insurance Is hut irlperfecv
understood IN this count nd e il is certain that te
principal is sound aud scetIy recuperativa fur
nish the means, If properly invested, 10 pay the f1
amount upon est life Insured with sks to the
party or his survivors than pertains the deposit
same amour Of money in a Savings Bank.
This Company is based upon The soundest principles
and IS designed to afford the largest protection TO all
members Large sums Of money paid to Eastern
Companies annually for Insurance which he raueh
better used here than there for the safety Of insured
It is TO be hoped that Western will deepiv
interested in building this Inst tuition their
own. and eulincutly worthy Of home support.
All information together wiGh blank applications
Insurance, furnished Uratuitousiv by addressing
rotary at the home Office in Milwaukee.
TRUSTEES:
s. s. Dargett Or L. 3. Wolcott, Henry /. Palmer.
Lester Sexton, WIN. J Whaling, Mitchell Steever,
Geo. j.. Miner, A. II. ScoviIIe, !. Allen Barber.
II. J.. B0usman, J. c. Johnston L. q. Fisher.
J. H. Earnest, John 1. butcher, Charles +. Ulsley
Ezra Miller. o. Alexander. Samuel Marshal 1.
J. y Martin, Ans0n EldTed, James Bonnell.
N > scott Henry A Nichols, Daniel Newhall,
c. D. Nash, Alex Graham, s. c Hall.
John hackett, John IL Rouutree, BENZ. +. Pixlev,
James Neli, = G SpauldIng, d. B. Whitacre,
NJ. c. Darling, A. c. Willmauns.
SAMUEL 8. DAGGETT, President.
DR. f. B. WOLCoTT, Vice Prest'.
A. ". KELLOGG, Secretary.
g b. NASH, Treasurer.
,,----- ALEX. WILSON, Agent.
j. b. AoFFErT, Examining Physician IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
FASHIONABLE

BARBERING AND HAIR-DRESSINGl
r'HE ubseriber having recently opened shop in the
room over the Mineral Point Book store nearly op
pose the United States Hotel prepared 70 wait upon
customers N any hour of1bc day SH4PiAG, SH8 n
POONfNGs, H6IR-DRESSING &c. done in the best
rCan2er and most fashionable styles
By strict attention 20 his business and arden
please hopes merit and receive share Of
the patronage citizens ofthe city ofAneral
Gentlemen please cal nd give hi a trial.
Mineral Pt.. ane % 1857 I24tf] NJ P-TUR&ER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appointed the Judge
l IF the Circait Court Guardian Ct Mark Corrin
would give notice 70 all persons having unsettled
with said Corrn, that they requested ca
upon him IN the Civ Of Mineral Point for the adjust
aaent of the THOMAS JOHNS.
Mineral Point, August 70, 1852. S4tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

"a Ge d
to Tg . III
ed to any
or stand.
faa fitR
ing Bird.
EoreltS :
49,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

n 49, ~ "art!andt Street, New York
Medicines. ' - al uealers IN
An' Nailte ~ every town, village hamlet in the
fo- terms. VIZ @-'-ieSs as ABOVE
Price p ccats per box fve boxes VIII no sor+ ~, :,
receipt OF 81. postage paid go az SoH' on the
lsT For sale by Vivian and Pulfori Agents Min Pr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

- ifS---tloth, Hat, shaving Hair ooth Nail
- Paint from ooo0O to >, Varnish do In Tin -
ial, 'trtnin- Dustiag, WhiteWash. Horse shoe St.,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
!, Novelty SEWING MACHINE.

iual and
e 1 I & a l
sc w ING
for sew
i u 7 = &.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-10

III
THE IDEAL WoMAN.-The true woman, for
whose ambition husbands love and her chill
dren's alteration are sufficient, who applies her
military instincts to the discipline of her house
hold, and whose legislatiyes exercise them
selves in making laws for her nurse; whose in
tellect has field enough for her communion with
her husband, and whose heart asks no other
honors than his love and admiration; woman
who does not think it weakness to attend to
her toilet, and who does not disdain to be beau
tiful; who believes in the virtue of glossy hair
and well fitting gowns, and who eschews rents
and ravelled edges, slipshod shoes and audae-
ious makeup; woman who speaks low, and
does not speak much; who is patient and gen.
tie, and intellectual and Industrious; who loves.
more than she reasons, and yet does not love
blindly; who never scolds and never argues
but adjusts with smile; such woman is the
wife we all dreamed of once in our lives and is
the mother we still worship in the backward
distance of the past..z- Charles Dickens q rx,y
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MILK SIcKNEss.-This mysterious and ter
ribie disease has ever since the 6ret eettlenaeAt
of the country occasionally affected certain To-
calities of Ohio In this county we have of
late years but rarely heard of it--but in Mad7i
ison, Marion and9he southern portion of Union5.
it has been more common. The last number
of the Marion Republican notices recent M
stance in which it proved terribly fatal on a
farm in Richland township, in the southeast
ern portion of that county. Mr.. William
Fisher, his wife, two adopted children, and a,
tenant named ellison, were all attacked and
died within few days, the best medical skill
of the county proving of no avail to arrest the
disease or relieve the suffering of the yietims-i
-Er
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Pixies PEAK.-A letter was received day
or two since from Mr.. John Graham, who left
this city last spring for Pixies Peak. It is da-
ted June 10Th, Boulder City. 1t confirms the
accounts of the destitution and suffering here
tofore published He has been very sick, bct
his health is nearly restored. He says =
"Flour is 15c to 25c per pound, bacon 80 to so,
coffee and sugar 80 to SOC, fresh beef 10 to 13
cents, and other things in proportion. There
is no work for wages, except few jobs. There
is gold all over the country, but too thinly
scattered to pay. Some rich deposits are found,
and they still think more be found
Scores are leaving every day for California and
the States. Many young men are working for
their board I think this country can not be
good farming country, as there is little rain,
and the land is only rich in spots. I believe
hail falls every time it rains. On the 25th of
May, snow was four inches deep all over the
country"
Mr.. Graham says the papers arc full of ex-
aggerated gold stories, and they can not be re-
lied upon. His letter fully confirms the re-
ports of destitution, suffering and death which
have reached us from the mines and coming
from citizen, the statements are conclusive
Logansport (Ind.) Pharos.
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ais TEE BETTER MAN; Bur-"-It is co

"1s TEE BETTER MAN; BUT-"-It is con-
ceded by the intelligent members of the Op-
poii.:on, that Judge RANNEY is decidedly a
more able Esca than Mr.. DENNEsoN, and that
as Governor he will reflect more credit upon
the State than would Mr.. D., but they cannot
support hila because he is-a Democrat. They
also admit that there is nothing particularly
in issue between the parties but the slavery
question, and that the position of the Repub-
lican party is not exactly to their liking; but
they cannot think of voting for RANNEY be-
cause-he is Democrat
Such is the nature of prejudice, that men,
rather than vote with the Democratic party,
will vote for candidates confet sedly inferior and
who are committed TO line of policy which
they condemn. They started out in political
life cherishing the opinion that the Democrat
ic party tsas the embittored enemy Of every
thing that looked to the advancement of the
prosperity of the country, and they seem de-
termined not to be convinced to the contrary.
They are of that description of men who have
eyes and yet see not-who have ears and yet
hear not. They are blind and deaf alike to
the multiplied and multiplying evidences that
are presented on every hand, proving exclu-
sively that the Democratic party has been ami
mated by patriotic impulEes and desire to
conserve the Constitution and exalt the ma
ton above all other upon the face Of the earth.
Even we're the Democratic party to work poll
tical miracles, they would denounce it as un-
worthy their support and commit themselves
to the most fool-hardy INCONSISTENCY Cleve-
land Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-10

ANEcDoTE Or M1LToN.-Milton, the great
poet, when boy, w..s placed at high school
in London. On the occasion of an exanina-
ton, silver or geld medal xas offered as a
prize for the best competition on the subject
of ChriSt's changing the water into vine
Several Of the students wrote upon it, most of
them older than Milton, md surprising him
in literary acquisitions. articles containing
pages were presented to the judges. But none
of them dreamed that the poor boy Milton
would stand any chance to obtain the prize
When his turn came he presented no compost
ton, but took slate, and wrote on it.
.'The.conscious water saw its God and blushed,'
and handed it to the judges. Struck with
astonishment at this exhibition of poetical
genius, and with admiration at its compre-
hensiveness and beauty, they awarded him the
prize without hesitation. Though but a single
line, il embraced more than all the pages pre-
sented, and gave evidence of the genius that
gave to the world the great epic poem of "Par-
adise Lost" This was the origin of that cele-
brated and oft quoted line, and shows the ge-
MUS that may be lying dormant in a boy,
which suitable occasion, like the steel when
applied to flint, will cause to show itself.