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{ NFAYxyR ATTY. OFFICIAL.

MAYDRALTY toEsEIGI Al.
gAYcIsaITf Or NEW ORLEANS,
Essy Halt Aurs ~ 1880
eczasz5a Ccuscii Of the City of New Orleans.
mo. 5125.3
Y,<,.s rkS4 adyndcatcu Comptroller per
5utla xo xg for constructing brick sidewalks,
1870 ~ { es af & Charles sseet from Philip g Pcas-
rS sSrSe& NJ q. 81 ~ per
TTsri1K os shn II hereby approved tbs security
nssaai act for the ps1ernaose e ssa work
&, "a President Board Of Assistant Alderman.
fsiruefi j.. o. NIXON,
ss5s President Board oil Aldermen.
MI r. lsisnsdl GERARD srITH. Maysr
MAYoRALTr or NEW oEIEA Z
5SSss City Hall. ApriI -, lSeus I u
Cerusncr Council Of he CITY q Kew Orleans.
mo. 1881
xozo5rsa Tn fla ndInd;rRiior The Gorpoier o. e9n
1xt prr qesojon Nc. paving WIN s!inse eiess
sde sfrsxt Frlfn t'esex street. 70 lonn Seis
IA ctx n rssrasbe and the II hcrshJ arqfssss
t~ t m ussfjes rc nptaFis Act ier thr q
sT ~ 3s SSIewg ftess W. VA Hr s1Pernciai yAr1
n 4~s Hi xuffr 81 superficial tc9t q cuIn
VI Hi running II old etrs'oiies taken mp and
-i; 81 NJ foot Of crossing stones ~ ~ rer run
scr mi Il Tagging of dewaks taken mp and re-
ND g ir0n s''sss TOPS s sssa MONROE
President Bcsrd q Assistant Aldermen.
fSsrres5 y. Ct NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
1S III s TsssnsdI GERARD sTTTH. Mayor
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To the Honorable the Common Council
- OF the City of New Orleans:
n ENTLEUEN-Th The undersigned owners
VI Of property fronting Bourbon Canal Es
panade streets respectfully petition honorable body
aeeably Section 100 the New City Charter sell at
public auction after days notice in the official Journal the
contract paving with square blocks Bourbon
each side, and paving the same with Gag stones.
The whole work to be performed conformity with the
ifcations of the City Surveyor.
Pro r. d. Shepherd, Henry Shepherd.
W. A. Gasquet.
r. Gsrdere, Pres. Opera House. 1e4 feet
Aaron Harris, 80
C. Holdeeted, 90
James Grimshaw, 80
Augustus EeichArd, As
CHAS CLAIBORNE
a8s Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen.
ArHonoEahe Conse de Vile de Ia Nouvelie. Orleans:
MESSIEURS-Les soussignes fesant face n
lsl la Bourbon pa de la Canal iusqua la
de PEsplanade pent honorable
daccord la Section de Ia Nouvele Chare la VILE
yenre fencaD dix jours avis dams oeiel
partr al Ia du Canal usqna Espanae pour
clever les bananettes de chaque cote les e banquet
ties en- pierres PLATES.
lie travail devra etre fait daccerd les specifications
yoyer-
Pour R D. Shepherd. Henry Shepherd.
. w. A. Gasqnet.
R. Gardere President de Ia Com
pagnie du Theatre de ropdra, 1874 pieds.
A. Harris. 80
c. HOldccted. go -
James Grmshaw, 80
T. A. Reichard, 46
CAAS. CLAIBORNE,
NIB LAVISH secretaire du Board des Aldermen
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Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE DE L.. NouyEILE- ORLEANS,
H6tel-de-yie % feprieE 1860 )
I'm YERTU de la resolution No. 1917 sis '
foament Ia section Ia csrtrs de ID willie avis est
nsen donne ane de willie de Ia leans
payer perTes quaTses u Market Nord ct SUD
entire les rues Tehouptaulas 81 Nouyelle- Ieyee
fe24 1t Sw GERARi sIIIIi, Aafe-
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NouvELLE- ORLEANS 10 janvier 1860
Honorable Consei ConaInun de la
willie de In Nouvelle. Orleans:
II ES SOUSSIGNES, proprfetaires SUR In
~ rue Dauphne, des Esplanade Canal respecneuse-
demandent yotre honorable corps, conformament
section eme de la nonvele ehare de aie vendre encan
dix ous DAVIS dams Ia oeiele pour
des bocs cares dc grant la Dauphine des
Canal Espanade releyer
ain pour la confeetien des dts rottoes peres
plates Louvrage derra ee ft confom6ment specifca
tions du voyer de la VILE
Ed. j. Forstaii, 80 pieds.
-se= L. f. Forstall, 70 -
John Pemberton IS
= Y've A. Xiqnes, 81
j. P. Weatherly, 81
A. Csrrere, 1877
r. ID. Urquhart los
JAS A. HOPKINS,
j2s lawSw Secretaire des Assistants Aldermen.
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81 ~ eases Yalnsy. Of Charles Marcy and
a = EQaite LgsF Behalf Nuts
For sais BY a n d HRATIAA 4 CO.
= ~ at$ ~ cpstomhaasa street.
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rITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Office No. Carondeet street.
Capital, S371,720 3s.
oMER GAII.ARD President "A, sGHRIEBER Secretary
TRuSTgEs:
Geo W. West, r. P. Hunt
James A. White NJ. Mnsson ,",as& -
Douglas West Martin Gordon, Jr.,
d. Jamison Numa Angusin,
Ar Mltenberger Cesaire Olivier,
J. Lesy, A. Bohn
0mer Gaillard.
The Company insure against pes of the seas and r<
and loss and damage by fire at the rate Of
| d26 IY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-23
Our Paper--Am Apology.


The political campaign has now fairly open
ed, and we are entering upon six months
career of great excitement. Much of our
space must necessarily be devoted to politi-
cal matters.
Many of our readers take but little inter-
est in this kind of reading, particularly our
lady friends We shall endeavor to give az
much other reading as possible, and do
not think fault will he found with the
Journal in this respect.
But if any of our subscribers should be
disposed to complain of too much political
matter and too little Of other descriptions,
they will please bear in mind that the con-
test now going on, is one of intense interest
to something like 100000 of voters in this
country No more important crisis has ever
come upon this Union, since its formation,
and it is incumbent on every lover of our
free institutions to take a strong interest in
the contest, and endeavor to rescue our be-
loved country from impending destruction
We hope, therefore, that our readers who
have not heretofore taken much interest in
politics, will bear with US for the next six
months if we should publish more political
reading matter than accords with their taste
We hope they will consider the importance
of this crisis; and also that the Presden-
tial election comes only once in every four
years, and that the season of excitement is
short in comparison with the three and "A
half years of rest which succeed it,
The price of our Daily is So per year ;
of our Tri-W eekly 81 ; of our Weekly 81.
For the Campaign our Weekly will he sent
to any address for 30 cents. These prices
are low, compared to those asked for most
other papers--so low, indeed, that we are
obliged to require the cash in advance to
make them pay. We expect TO make the
Journal richly worth the prices ask ell for the
various editions, and hope our friends will
take some pains in extending our circula-
ton. We expect the Opposition, especially y,
to exert themselves in procuring subscribers
to our paper. We can just us well write
"the words Of truth and soberness for
thousands of readers as for hundreds. We
expect to do the best service that lies in our
power for the election of LINCOLN AND
HAMLrN, and all who feel an interest in the
success of that ticket will not only oblige
Us, but themselves and the cause they advo-
cate-the downfall Of Lecomptonsn-by
extending our circulation. Let every man
favorable to that cause get us one subscriber
that is all we ask.
We shall continue to publish erclastce
TeIegraphte dispatches, whereby we are
enable to furnish tie Mtesf netps IN adoance
Of 0H conletttomi
Now let US hear from the friends of the
Jo1gBat
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-23
Editorial Correspondence

CHICAGO, May 18th, p. NJ.
This evening" after a harmonious session
Of two and half days, the Convention ad-
jOurned sane dee, having completed its work,
and nominated candidates for President and
Vice President, of great ability aud popu-
larity. The details will reach you by tele-
graph.
The result gives great satisfaction to most
Of those who attended the Convention,
while the people of Chicago and of the
State of llliLois generally, are raPturOus
through excess OF JOY. There is no mis-
taking the fact that ABaAM LINCOLN is a
man of the people, possessing unbonnded
popularity at home. l hear it frequently
asserted by Tllinoisans that there is no doubt
of his carrying the State against any and
every body. HANNIDAL HAMLIE of Maine,
the nominee for Vice President, is very salts
factory to all the delegates. New England,
particularly, is in high spirits over his nom
inati0n. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and
Indiana seem perfectly satisfied with the
nominations, and their delegates say they
are no longer doubtful States"
The vast crowd is dispensing. The hotels
are disgorging their thousands ofguests I'm
mense trains are leaving this evening for all
points of the compass, freiehted with home.
ward bound humanity. Tomorrow morn
ing the remainder OF the visitors will make
themselves scarce, amongst them yodr cor
respondent.
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oFFIcEoF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA,

y r., A.
Indianapolis, Feb. IL, 1860 !
To THE People INDIANA The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company having complied with the law
its Condition the frs: day If January, Sl., and
having invited an examination of its affairs hy this
Department, |, John W. Dodd Auditor of the State
of Indiana, hereby certify that have made per
s"nal and thorough examination of the books aud
assets of The Company, ut their Office in the City uf
Hartford, Conn, ana that the Company own and
have III their pussrss"n il cash, and in securities
convertible at pleasure, nearly one HILTON OF Dol
lars, applicable 10 the payment of loS~ts--itn
aInDlmt corresponding with their official State
ment of January last. The Hartford Fire Insii-
rance. Company has been in ,-Sistcmce for hail il
century. The high character of its officers ior
PcIieuce aud prohity -thr pr"nI tness and fidcty
with which ii has met all its engage Intns justly
entities il the highest rank among the Insurance
Companies Of the country, AMI conmculs it tn The
patronage OF the people OF Indiana.
JOHN ". pODD, Auditor of State
INSURANCE against Loss Damage 10y Fire, gu
dwellings, Furniture, Stores, NaTrhnnSrs, bIeI-
cllnls' Efiils, Manufactures, and other kinds OF
property, can lie cilc, ted in this Company upon
favorable Tea the nature OF the risks and
ritz /" Policy holders viii admit.
PAE1 IN LAR ATTENTION given to i.i-nrII.
b; l-IrItS, consisting: Dwellings, Ear as and
ouihuIidines connected, aud Furniture 1.-Two STOCK,
HAY, Grtiu, Farming Utensils, 6c., W, contained
therein, hn "A t"im at years at Low rates OF pre-
MUM.
Apple .tt.'iIS toT Insurance may lac made t. the
umde + j. ned the Inly authorized Agents of the
Company. 4. { uALiUCk Il SUN, Ae'ts
uIFi"I.. AIbthle Han building, MAN street.
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Economist.


80 . - ~ ~
ms PtF'ht'ii,S AT every Fhir "hTte IL h''s
D'"h cAIipI'e,i' ~ tue SCUM " tslerh ihuIthl
pi9trict arr I'id mere o'i"het' iS2' mere were
n' Nv" III eiiiilS eii'c'' Tor oAiS Sl"' e7-"he 10,
tue neSt ""' cOGh ING S"Ne'hd on" I"f ia" best coal
t'phiLe atoNo. ! ne EcnhohiisI lo"h the FlhNl
Ihhm y ron IN n hf-Nl JON ING SGoN l.
foh NooD' iNoeiher NlfSlhan y 20 took the hrSi
premium l"r Their cooking stove Tor c.tu No other
premiums were GIFreh- ihe t'f, silver medal was
VA "e'i 10 t' ntiuiTt a. we y" l"iK +lt'e
80 ii -. 80! 10 iiii,i ''i 'i'' my" stu
80, - O. 49, "" '"''' "tu'l o'''' anu
'"uh'4 rus vi I''',
III Il" p'"h'l 81 hle'h''iic''i Az HIS th"te
b@'h Il more apparent advance imam III Inc man
nt"ctute OF STOVES IL is mn IA lew years since
th' very name was II novelty representing u
"''%'' 7'''I'fiFss structure almost as u"N"ia 81
use ~ IT. iii's M, S''rh Pi.'f
I" P'ttin9 "a 5i''s "H "'i;'tS "l" ne
our MAJ hetS now present HNu tl,ii"St 'Nil',ist'd
Inc NoclLtig 81 NAMES anu INC ueltht piitstS
me metal Is ntdt l" aSHtme Wnild iStohlsh on
vulcan himself IN style ana hnlsh the improve
nIrht has been real leaving nothing 10 be desired
on thitt point bnt tlG severe CoHliti"h IN pfl'e;
10 "hi'ii ul'y nave "cth Hu'JT'''"' mas "'PIi'to
theih on MANY % inc Hi"c i''i'l'S
deSifahIe ms seems hloTteSItOi'S 40 nave H'eii
TIA" case III reference 10 COOK stpFrs-;n ar1'S "i
domestic economy tat mas NOR lo,o WIN S''i1lilE
wives am ~ NI F'i,i's ti"u ioSt PeHPle IN
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors for the State at Large
WILLIAM CUMBACK, of Decatur
JOHN l.. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors
lst District-Cyrus NJ. Alien, of Knox.
md DistTict-John w. Ray, of Clarke
Srd Decentralization G.. Hunter, of Monroe.
4th District-Jehn III. Farquhar, of Franklin.
5th District-NeIson Trusler, of Fayette.
eth Dissatisfaction A Riley, of Hancock.
7th District-John Hannah of Putnam.
Sth DistFict-Samuel H. HUFF, of Tippecanoe
9Th District-JaneS n. TyHer, of Miami
10th District-Isaac JemkinsOD, of Allen.
llth District-David 0. Daily, of Hunting ton.
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1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
G. O O ID s.

~ ~ -E-@<D
SAfJg.s.%i6EF.N-S RRKEEk'RESEzsf
~ fully inform their numerous friends aud the.
public generally, that they daily receiving a
ccasiOn9 to thrir large and varied stock uI Spring
ami SunGfcr Goods which. Tor cleganre, StNIr aud
variety, cannot tie surpassed 10 would stIi,,r-
huous To enumcrat, all the departments which, on
inspection, will be found reIcte lcii-. all the
leading styles and novelties 81 the season.
The business principles which have gained for
their old estab shed house snch extensive patron
age, VIII be adhered to, VIZ: Execution OF orders
With pstciI-attentiOn and courtesy to cusiom-
OTIS, combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having been purchased with and judg-
ment in tle best markets, and al first quality to
Sether with AN adherence to sound princi pl,s 1t
trade, they are confident Of being able To supply
those who may favor them With call the brst
terms. Annexed they submit a list OF Dc Ii,rtmcuts
Cloths, Cassimeres and testnss,
Twtels, X jeans, CottOhades AID DENNIS
New style Prints. great variety,
French OrgAudie., Lawns and Gne hams,
English BeraSes, Anglais aud GhalIis,
Black and Fancy silks. and Irish P,l.lius.
Hioliiir Goods for travelling dresses,
French Hrrasce Robes, > /" II N"Iants,
= OTgandy - to 9
silk and tilnghan Umbrellas aud Paras,,l.
Panama Braid, Ley h"rn and Palm hats
Boots and Shoes son Black AMI Cpl.neI Hats,
Nhite. Blue and Pinl, Mosquito Netts.
French and Scotch Enbroidcrios, a .retf variety
Gidck Lace Mantili.ts and Points,
Hosiery, Glove, hlittS, and White and Cuinred
CoTsetts,
White Goods, Notions, Dress Trimmings. Sc. &c
$. & Il. would call Particular attention t their
stock of Irish Linen Goods OF their own imporia-
tt,t,s, warranted fure Linen, soft finish and
tittso observation-disclosures OF a. II, o. Ia
Linens, Brown and Beached, DitInaskz all sizes,
Linen Cambria HandhcrchieIs, Towels Brown aud
Blearhed IIucks, Sc.
N. B.Thompson'a Skirts, requiring no Steel
Spring around tho body, are recommended for the
following pcculiaritcs and advantages:
list. Facility of application.
I'd Perfect freedom fio Inability to cL,tGe
c.'Iate, ami admit OF any Kind txeri"o without
the slightest Inconvenience t" the wedter-
GA3- Corner Main aud First streets.
SDO ed and for sale cheap to close Consig nment,
at ELLIOTTS FAMILY GROCERY.
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Valuable Property for Sale.
THVHE SHHSERKH Err OFFERS 70 IL

II sale hs resd, nee ia the town Of PatUEa Glib
son county, known IS tic ''PatuLb Hnnse." This
property embraces several town lots all connect ted
ing huIisrs- An abundance of superior fruit con
-irtlh-s Of apples pcaches pears. grdp-s straw Der
ries, ra>i'beriie~, &c, S"., will I've found the
place, Il, 1t Was intended Ior fruit and vegetable
garden Tor The Tcrte H,ute market, it being the
WhImest and earliest piece of ground lctWeen EV-
ahsvic and TERRI Haht-, where articles could Ia
sent nearly fen days III advance of thu; market.
viii ais" sill my farm stUIpiuInG the tuWu, II
liz Hcres-7j under fence aud d. idrl into ,.ieht
lots Of meadow pasture and pI"Nv land. the balance
well timIheTed soil equal Ia any ma the county
The tarn, il Required, wl hc sold artI,- or to
eether with the town property, to suit the pun
cha.eg. will also, if desired, ietan the small
house and part q" lie lot without interfering it'll
the lubiic house, ont bni iettus any fruit
have been preparing aud hitting up the above
property Tor the last Is year, tor permanent
idrncr. hut NV aud I"','t health cnuiiei- lie
abandon my fprmel intention / am prepared t..
sell "n very reasonable terms AMI viii give posses
sion al any tins ca suit the purchaser
my Il Nv WA. JAkAULh.
an LBb. sHO4GE VIA OXLRE.s.V's
III ND sne4r f,i al Fui sale &c
may Il COOK y LANGLEY.
~ ZONES PkG.EE can 81. II
AeI Cheese Il boss ptinie me., do; 5VU It's:
Choice W. X. Butter Just received at
maJ15 COOK & LANGLEi'S
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.t HOUSE.

Carpet HOUSE
HH<Nss .ERE RFCREF'K.N'GF II Lar
~ ger stock OF Carpets, Rugs, Oil cloths, Cur
tain goods--hotlI Swiss and Damask-Tabe Linens,
Towels, Napkins, Shectiugs, and house furnishing
goods generally, than have ever received. Also,
LARGE retail stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Trimmings Notions Hosiery, Gloves, Lace Man
tiIlas Shawl4 nco assortment of Merrimac and
C,cltrcu prints, Hoop Skirts % per cent cheaper
tlan hast year. BOYS wcar-CottOn, Linen and
Wooden -Illdiss' Dress GOods-nice assortment
Alsu. the Embryo Cotton Yarns. Call ut
J. OAKLEY & SONS,
apr No 6 First street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-23

LUuHY - the mau " 10 has a good vic
ana n good temper.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EDITOR:-I n.arE HNN.V

RER. EDITOR II H.4 We BEE.E'
SEA blind for some years, and could not conse-
quently follow any regular business. Since have
been blind, many persons have applied to ne for
remedies to cure diseases with which their cattle,
horses, or dogs, have been afflicted, and i'll large
majority of cases my remedies have been eiCaCiOus.
have for these reasons concluded to insert an adj
vertsement in your valuable pal setting forth to
tho community at large, that am qualified t" pre-
scribe remedies for the of diseases of cattle,
horses and dogs, and feel myself competent to do
SO from the fIct that, for years befnte became
blind, acquired from instruction., reading ami eN-
perience, the requisite knowledge. For some time
past, there has been much excitement accustomed
10y the alarm of diseased dogs, and many valuable
dogs have been destroyed ia consequence. These
animals liable to variety of complaints, but
when they become sick at ALL they condemned
rabd when perhaps no such disease is the mat
ter with them. With these animals have had
much experience, aud those who have valuable
dogs would do we'll to consult me before they des-
troy their dogs. With regard to the diseases of
other animals the same remarks will apply though
they destroyed, not by violence, but by igno-
uOraICe and neglect.
can be consulted every morning, from A. NJ.
till IL A. NJ at Mr. George ThOrnhill's Saddery
store, on Main street, or at my residence, ON the
continuation of Main street. near the brick school
house. (mayI9) JOSEPH LYON.
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MILITANT .MEOGCE.N-E.-TN
Notice,

F'RESC.ETEO y E'OK EEGE.N'&E+.
0A Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the Board of County Commissioners,
at their June term, 1860, the first Monday in
June iCr license to sell sprituuuS liquors less
quantity than quart ON Water street, No. 30,
between Vine and Division streets. in the City OF
Evansville, Pigeon Township, Eandcrhurgh Cnuu-
~, lndianH SAMUEL +. IiANLlN.
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City Clerks Office, May - 1860.
HORP OR.a FFO.V- NO TTCE-

n W 10 . ~ q
u Order for Brick Pavement. Council Chamber,
May u, 1860. And it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and
parts of Lots fronting or adjoining the north
east side of Water street, between Oak and Mulberry
streets i'll said City, cause their sidewalks 10 be
brought to the proper City grade, and that they
cause sidewalk, Glass No. /, to be laid down
thereon, within thirty days from tho publication
of this order.
RITREE Clarl.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
K.MPR0 E.R.mR.N.T OF .m.gE.N

K.N RIO 'R.uE.1'T OF .H.9 IN
Il Strcet.-Owners Of real estate fronting on Main
street, between Third street and the Canal, who
bordering said street ly paying the to the
contractors the work progresses, requested to
hand in their obligations without delay. All who
do 80 will be entitled a deduction of eight per
cent. w BAKER, Mayor.
Mayors Office, May p. may22
AoOTKCE To CO.N'TR.4CTORS.-
. o The Common Council OF the Cry of Evans
VILE will receive sealed proposals until Saturday,
June %, 1860, for clearing out the - Erushy Pond
Ditch" Including the clIlvert, from point on the
bands OF Peter Vogel, where said VOgels Iart of
the ditch commences, to the Stantcld Pond. dis
tance of about seventeen hundred and seventy
I77O) feet Said ditch to be cleaned ont OF the
width OF three feet at the bottom and 10 its orig
inal depth and grade tho same will be shown 10y
the City surveyor and the earth to be thrown out
Il gross for the whole job, the payment to be
made upon the completion of the work AID its &C
ceptance by the City Surveyor. -
2. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk Office, Nav Il, 1861. may22
NfORP OR.f TEO.N' .N-O TECE
q On der for Plank Side Walk. Council Chamber,
directed, 10y the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and parts OF
Lots fronting adjoining the north side oi
Sixth street, between First and Second avenues,
formerly LamascO) now in said City, cause their
walks to be brought to the proper City grade,
and that they cause Sidewalk, Glass No. 2, to
be laid down thereon, within thirty days from the
publication of this Order.
T. BURKE, Cfk.
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q children steel Spring Skirts, superior
ticI,.. Tor sale cheaper than heretofore at
MILLER d NIEHAUS'S,
am f. Main street
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" Ohio Falls Cement for sale low at
iur2f ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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~ In great variety, at tl,e hrWrsr rrIces at tho
New Drug store Of
t,.l,.7 n : THOAIpSON.