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By ths act 90 amend an act sstitlsd ~
''An act an addition 20 the acts -.
prohtbtfiag tAs sIdos fyads % .II
For removing TO the coast Of Africa,
and there, providing with food,
shelter, and clothing, for term not 60
exceeding one year from the date OF Ii
landing In Africa, the captured AZ
ricans recently landed In the south
ern district OF Florida .....---.-.-- $4,000
By fks act making appropriafieas 80 ..l.-,
for fke pdynaeaf Of fhs sxpessss Of 81.
tks lsgisiafive assembly Of fAs Ter -
For the payment OF the expenses Of
fitorY u Minnesota ........e....... $1,000 ,
By ths act fo,, the rsli.f Of ths Mi,- .s.ls.
s.onary Soe,efy ef fAe MsfAsd,p .ia .l
For the claim to the land embraced -.
within the limits Of the military
reservation at the Dalles, In Ore -.
gon Territory, and Of all claim for 80 a
damages for destruction Of proper -.
ty on or near the said land by the ~.
United States troops or volunteers -.
or Indians at any time anterior 70
. the date Of said selease e.,-.,.--.... xo.o0o
Bsatks aef ssnksss appyspriassoss -.
roS fhs esrrsHf and confisgssfez- y
psnses of the Tndiaa department.,
and for IHlfliing treaty sfipsia- 49,
rfoss tcifb paTioss Indias frtbss, ~.
for the year sadiag Jsas thirftsfA, -...,.
sfghteen kssdfed azd sixfy-os<. -, 49,
For the current and contingent ex- -. ID
penses Of the Indian department, f.5s
For the pay Of superintendents of ''''
Indian Affairs aud Of the several ln-I rR.T
dian agents, per-acts OF hfth efoaW =.
June, eighteen huldred and nfty, 8sfJ ~.
twenty eighth September. eighr1llsF eds.
: teen hundred and ffty, tvesty-1 15iry .as !
seventh February, Gig hteep hus-, ssl 8Gl
dred and nny-ons third MsrchsI Ysuay
e'ghteen hundred and hhy-tye, a.-sas q
third March, eighteen hundred and ..sb6so,.
@ ffty-tbree, thirty -hrst, July, es9h- s',ai AZ
teen hundred and hfty -four, third ,uI.- - 10
March, eighteen bundled "a aftEr bss -.
i've, eighteenth August, eightsenoog ksasf
hundred and dfy-six, third March,, So sssl.e
eighteen hundred and sffty-seven, sb--r 81.
and twelfth June, eighteen hun- ! -.
For the pay or6be several IsdIaa sab I! I, : -
II ss;ss: ~ sssssss y "a, "a lay sa
ent at 81 Louis, Missouri, per act - ,s..ane
Of twenty -seyenth June, leig htesn - -
hundred add forty-six --..-.--.. =. l. -
For the pay OF clerk 70 superintepA.r ,s.,l-
aent IN California, per oct Of third s''-
March, eighteen hundred and Afty-, $40
Va, ~. NV ~ I'M = ss
~ :, nt,t,.,a s - vnssss kS.t1a1 ssf ssss
~ snii,sS,1 u,s y,.ss, - ~oE
February, sighteen husdrel ana :. 80. ,.s.a'
oahy-sne, and eight -hih August, =. 80, !,
eighteen hundred I'D my -sit...--.. sl.Soo
For presents % Ina nf--.-..------..,..--- 5.S1
For provisions for tpatsps -.....-..-.. Iis0.
Fet botidfnsr q eIes spd repairH ~. "a.
FOR ssSsp.s IL, {Fssspss iviiss, zSS s's
a1aec-s>ufy, <1 senxrs ~ nsIy<Fyl or - -
annuities and pov1sicns 70 a. D.
Chippewas of the Lake superisr :. s.sSa
tcesiisssd % fesrsA rsss.]
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BY the act making appropriations
fer ths payment of inrdlid aad
eth:T passions Of. fhe United
States Jot ths gear ending the t6iy.
tieth Of Jxss, Gig ghteen Hundred axd
S,Lty-one. ts--.ar a.t-.Ft a- -.- tr- +
For invalid pensions under various
acts: :...:.;.....;.:......... AIS 900 %
+ or peasions to widows of those who 80
served in the revolutionary war, con
under the third section of the act r-fa
OF fourth July, eig hteen hundred
aad thirty-six; the acts Of seventh
July, eighteen hundred and thirty.
eight; third March, eighteen hun
dred and forty-three; seventeenth
June, eighteen hundred and forty
feur; second February and twenty
ninth July, eighteen hundred and
forty eight; and second section act
Of third February, eighteen hun
dIed aud dfty three. 2OQ OOO m
For pensions to widows and orphans,
under the hrst section act fourth of
July, eighteen hundred and thirty 80
Z six; act of twenty first July, eigh- .-E F
teen hundred and forty eight; hrst ..-. /
section act of third February, eigh- .r t1-g l
teen hundred and ffty-three, and -
81, under special acts. $1,000 90
For navy invalid pensions. 43UD O0
II or navy pensions TO widows and or -
phans, under act Of eleventh Au- So
gust, eighteen hundred and forty -.,s-f /
eight. =. :..::..::. :................. 10000 90
rof P'iVd'eer faVaiios-..... 600 %
IN T4E HH
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SHOWING

l. Appropriations made during the First
Session Of The TAirty-sizth Coaersss. i.
2 Ofscers Created and the SALARIES thereof.
g. The O6esrs the Salaries o ,ckrcA AaUe
.- been Increased, icith the an.ount of
sack increase, during the same period !.
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4as,I
-a.a .p. ...t ns
By the act 10 supply deficiencies Il.
the appropriations for the sercfce
of the fiscal gear -sndtRg -fhsrffefh -
Of JTas,. eighfesn Axndred and
For compensation Of the officers. y
clerks. messengers, and others y
,e, receiving an annual salsrylin the =
"a service Of the Senate, viz: 1a-
For the chapiaia Of the Senate ...... 2
For contingent expenses Of the SEN
ate and House Of Representatives 90
and miscellaneous items, viz, fhE
For expenses Of select cornHlittees.. 90
For the payment of expenses Of the
several nvsstig atinx committees Of AZ.
the House Of Representatives,. $50
For the payment Of the expenses Of
witnesses summoned .orsto be sum 80
moned before the Cammittee on the
Judiciary OF the House of Repre-
sentativesi during the present ses-
sion. -. ...s ........... .........-.. IL, q
For expenses Of the heating and ven-
tating apparatus, including pay Of s.-ia
engineers, fremen, laborers,. fuel,
oil ana Tools. 3,4
Contingent expenses Of the House
OF Representatives: tif'
For furniture, repairs, and boxes for
For horses, Carriages, and saddle z..t IT
horses. ....... ............ ......m,a 4.O
For stationery 6t
fof Id
For folding documents. ...a 100
For the compensation OF the d faue hts
x man aud clerks employed upon the
laod maps, CLERKS TO co mmittees,
and temporary clerks in the once
: of the House of Representatives. sc
For additioaal pages authorized by ~
the Aoute Of Representatives......e B.
For mtsceflAneoas items .:................i 1O,(
Fer aeWcarpet on the hall Of the
House Of Representatives ........... ~. A.
For twenty copies Of the Con-
gressionsl Globe aud Appendix for - {
each member and delegate Of the
first session OF the thirty-sixth Con-
stees.... ......-.... ......-... ...... - 5
For binding twenty -four copies Of tne =, !.
Congressional Globe and Appendix =.
for each uee4heI anA del18afe' Of ~ s!
tine hrst ssssfSH q ths thirty sixth
Congfess. .....,,.,...,,...... D,i
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JuLY 2s, 1859.

Prepared under the direction of the Secretary Of
the Senate and Clerk Of the House of Repre-
sentatives, In compliance with the sixth Sec
ton OF the "Actto authorize the appointment
OF additional paymssters, anc for other pur.
poses, approved July 4, 1896.
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By the act to furnish additio onaI mail
facilities.
For mail service on the new post
routes In western Kansas, author
lied by the act Of March twenty
seven, eighteen hundred and sixty
For such Of the new routes estab-
lished bv the act entitled "An act
to establish certain post roads,"
approved June fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and ffty-eight, as the
Postmaster General may deem ad-
visable. ....................
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For cempeasati9n, g The csnni,-
sns'ssrseySs, .s1istsN ssirS55@er
and surveyor, clerk, and for provi-
sions, transportation, and contin-
gencies Of the commission to run
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. and marx the boundary Ilps be-
tween the United States and the
British possessions bounding on
Washington Territory
To enable the President Of the Upi-
ted States 10 carry into effect the
act Of Congress Of third March,
eighteen hundred and nineteen,
and any subsequent acts now In
force for the suppression Of the
slave trade.
For expenses incurred, under instruc-
tons from the Secretary Of Stnte.
in bringing home from foreign coun-
tines persons charged with crime,
and expenses Incident thereto -.
To enable the Secretary Of state 20
defrsy the cost Of prison ship az
Canton, in China, from the fr~t
day Of January, eighteen hundred
and fifty four, 60 the frst Of Janus-
~, eighteen hundred and ffty-
seven, and for compensation Of
the marshal Of the consular court
AZ Canton, from January one. eigh-
teen and ffty-four, to tfteenth De-
cember, eighteen hundred and ff-
For compensation Of comsnissicner
TO China and the consuls st the ave
ports in China, viz: Kwsng Chow,
Annoy, Fu-chow, Ningpo, and
shanghse, from the hrsf Of July,
eighteen hundred and any ave, 70
lhe thirty-hrst OF December, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-six ........
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Smyrna, Gambia, Alexsndria, and t-
Beirut ut................... a,so
For the relief and protection of Ame- g..
rican seamen in foreign countries. eco, 90
For the purchase Of blank books, sta
tionery, arms Of the United States, "'-1 ID
seals presses, q egs, and forthe pay 80 e
ment Of postages and miscellaneous 1is
ted States ...,... ........... oo(
For Office erent OF those consuls gene =.
raj, consuls, and commercial agents q,
sladlas loss @ sy s Exchange e thsIsea. a % a,a
For salaries OF consuls general at
Quebec, Calcutta, Alexandria, Ha-
q vana, Constantinople, Frankfort
. on-the-Main; 4consulsJ a. Liver. DC
poo, Il London, Melbosrne, Hong 90 fiG
Kong, Glasgow, Mauritius, .Sings- ,sv..7r-
pore, Belfast, Cork, Dundee, De- -
marara, Halifax, Kingston, (Ja- 80
msica, Leeds, Manchester, Nassau, %. t7' '.
New Plovidenee,) Southampton, s1-,J
Turks ISLAND, Prince Edwards s..-, .--..
island, Hayre, Paris, Marseilles, -
4 BJrdeaux La r Rocheile Lyons Mos
- cow, Odessa, Reyel, saint Peters, ssaoc
burg b ,Matanzas, Tripidsd de Cuba, Dsle.
santiago de Cuba, San Juan, (Por- :, ..va
to Rico,y Cadiz, Malaga, Ponce, :
(Porto Rfeo,) Trieste, Vienna, AK. ~-''-
a-Ghapelle; Canton, Shaaxhai,looi' -
FoachouI Annoy, Ningpo, Beirut, blo sa'
Smyrna, Jerusalem, Rotterdam, -e ,,,4ai
Amsterdam, Antwerp. Funchal,
Oporto, Saint Thomas, Elsineur, --
Genoa, Basle, Geneva, Messina,
Naples, Psiera,o, Leipsic. Munich -E1'I'
Leghorp Stuttgafdt, Bremen. Ham Cf3I'
bug, Tangies,e Tripoli, Tunis,n aisa1a
Rio de Janeiro, Pemambuco, Vera -,
Cruz, Acapulco, C sllao, Valparaiso, p,
Buenos Agres, San Juan del sur, 81 =" .
AspinwaIl, Panama, Lag oaySa, Ho- i. q q
nolnlu, Labaina, .Capetown, Faik- $50
land islands, Venice, StettiE, Can -sa
dis, Cyprus, Batavia, Fayai, SAM % :
tiago, (Cape de yerdes,) Saint y h.f
Croix, Spexxia, Athens, Zanz,bsr, - .na2
Bahia, Msranbam -fsiano, Para,
RIO Grande. MatanIoras, Mexico, r.iqlf
(city,) Tampico, Paso del Nsrte,. ia = 4
Tabasco, Paita, Tumbez, Talca- ssa, n
L huano, Carthagehs,s Ssbsnillo,
Omos, sGuayaquil, eCebfjs, Monte" . 4 -
.video. II ahfti |. Rzy of Is6nds, ) ,Apaa,ssshGsl
Lantbals; rcop4srcisl, sagerts - y oaw
San Juan del N6vte, Port a6 Prince, =
San Domingo, (city.) 81. Paul de
Loapda, (AngolA,l Monfovia, Ca rayIaa
Amer riv.f 9ss, ,as
For interpsetess. 20 The consulate In ''-S.H
.,sss<ss-- @4....-L------ -
For compensation, q the cempis- safsbfi
sfoner, secretary rcRief sstronarner, -.
ssna;ssfveyss, sSeistsf astroh6mer ? = !
and surveyor, clerk, and for provts'Si 81
sions, transportation, and contin-
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NEW YORK Wool MARKET, Der. G.--The
market is very quiet, and but little wool
selling apart from the trade. The auction
sale in Philadelphia, it is said, has done no
good, and much harm in disturbing the
settled state Of things previously existing.
Before the sale, there was good demand
for most kinds of wool, and at fair prices
at the present time there is much less in
quiry and buyers are striving to get their
woods at lower rates-using the auction sale
to establish their views. The sale has done
no good, inasmuch as the wool was not
all sold, and that which really changed
hands brought unsatisfactory prices to the
holder. Foreign is firm; the sales are 200
bales washed Cordova at 213 cents; so do
Donskoi, from ship, 81 I, 6 mos; 200 do.
Mestiza, and 200 do Cordova, on private
terms E.Gt
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RAILROAD IRoX MADE IN MIssovR1-One
mill in St. Louis is now prepared. to turn
out 100 tons a week of railroad iron Of
splendid quality. 1t costs $50 q ton, but
will last twice as long as the inferior En-
glish article, which costs about $50. But
we can make railroad iron as cheap as En-
gland, and it is clearly improvident to buy
poor foreign iron, on long credit, becoming
the slaves thereby of foreign CAPITALISTS,
while our own operatives are starving for
employment. Every dollar paid to our own
workmen, enriches the country.
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Ed- The Syracuse Courier gives an ac-
count of an interesting reunion of q fami-
iy after separation of nearly half centu-
ry. On the 5th ult. by special arrangement
all the brothers and sisters Of Judge Skin
ner, eight in number, with seven of their
partners, and many of theiS children, with
a little sprinkling of grand children, hailing
from five different States of the Union,
assembled at his residence at Union square,
Oswego CO., after separation of over 4s
years. All were in the enjoyment of good
health, save one. The family consists of
eight brothers and one sister, the youngest
of whom is So, and the eldest 90 . y
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CAvoUR AND GAR1BALDI.-The London
Times, in explaining the quarrel between
these distinguished persons, says:
Both men mean the same thing, and
are endeavoring to obtain the same object,
but Cavour recognizes difficulties which
have to be avoided, while Garibaldi be-
lieves be can ride down all obstacles, sword
in hand. Garibaldis impulsive system is
admirable against his own countrymen, but
Cavour's will be indispensable to Italy as
an antagonist for France and Austria
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NEWSPAPERS IN BRAzIL.7-As learned at
the Office of FL lorna de Colnercio, there
are thirty newspapers published in Brazil,
of some of which l obtained numbers. Four
daily papers are published in Rio, of which
the Journal is the largest and most valuable,
being the official paper. Its daily circula-
lation is about 5000, at twenty -four dollars
per annum, while the others have circu-
lation of 5000, 1000 and 5000, less in size
and lower in price. A daily published at
Pernambuco is of great size also, being,
with the Journal, double sheet. 1t is easy
10 see the influence of Government in the
different character Of the papers published
in the Portuguese monarchy, the first being
full of discussion and life, and sometimes
marked by ability, while the latter contain
no independents ideas, and are mere vehicles
of news paragraphs, government edicts and
legislative proceedings and advertisements.
The Journal of Commerce of Rio is the only
paper worth reading in Brazil. y~ss ~.T
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ALL VALUES, THE PRoDUcr OF LABOR. -
The London Quarterly Review, in an arti-
Gle upon cotton-spinning machines and their
inventors, thus illustrates the productive
ness of brain and hand, by showing what
machinery now enables the cotton-spinner
&c do with a pound of cotton MIR. Bailey
of Manchester exports what is called No.
240 yarn in large quantities, for the use of
the finest foreign muslin manufactures. OF
the fneness of this thread some idea may
be formed when we state that 240 hanks
each $40 yards in length are spun from a
single pound weight of cotton, or total
length of above ia miles But this does
not by any means exhaust the capabilities of
English machinery, for at the Great Exhi-
bition of 1851, specimens of yarn spun at
Bolton were exhibited, so fine as No. zoo,
or equal to 334 miles in length, spun from
pound of material Worked up into the
finer kinds of lace, the original shilling's-
worth of cottonwood before it passes into
the hands of the consumer may be increas-
ed to the value of between 800 and 400 z
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The Hartford Comm Courant cautions
the public against taking So bills altered
from ones on the State Bank. A good
many are in circulation, SO well done that
some or the Banktellers have taken them
for genuine. The words one dollar have
been removed by chemical process, and the
words three dollars" printed in its place
Upon the upper left hand corner is figure
5, instead Of !.
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A BOYS PEN1TESr1ARY SCHOOL IN FRANCE.
"A boys penitentiary school, a private es-
adjustment, has been opened at Tours, for
vicious and lazy boys; college rusticated y
students are likewise sent there. They are
kept in solitary life, with no companion but
their schoolmasters, and no play except ex-
ercise in gymnasium, riding school, swim
ming school and fencing school.
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.
Electors for the STATE at Large.

Electors for The State at Large
WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors.
LIST District-Cyrus Nj. Allen, of Knox
I'd District John W. BAY, of Clarke.
ed Decentralization G. Hunter, of Monroe
4th District-John II. Farquahar, of Franklin
tth Decentralization Trusler, of Eayette.
6th District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock.
Tth District-John Hanna, of Putnam.
sth District-Ssmuel A. HUFF, of Tippecanoe
9th District-James n. Tyner, of Miami.
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen
18th District-Dayid o. Daily, of Huntington
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- NIT -lA:yS
TOovsEC SHsHS UP.
rrysFge .sTrR.N-TF0.V' or DE.sLERs


Il in Drugs and Medicines, and persons Rftct
ed with the Chile and Fever or AgIIe and Fever,
is repeetfully invited to this celebrated medicine
which has Justly obtained high reputation
maintained its superiority over all other remedies
as safe, certain, speedy and permanent caro- for
Chls and Fever or Ague and Fever.
1t does not produce headache, gddiuess, buZzing
of The ears or any of the unpleasant effects which
so frequently attend the uses Of Quiniue or other
remedies, but may be given in all cases and under
all circumstances whatever, to females, infants,
and all persons who are debilitatad or have the
most delicate constitutions, without the least APP
prehension Of any injurious or even unpleasant
effects.
This medicine has become staple remedy, and
for years has been extensively used throughout the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, IL
linois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska,
Pennsylvania, Michigan, and California, and more
lately in Kansas Territory, and has permanently
cured 1000 GOO Of cases in all its varied forms and
conditions, many of which were of from one to
three years standing, and had resisted all the usual
. remedies known in the country, and in did
it fail to make perfect and permanent cure where
the directions properly followed. Such is its
inyariabe success that it has gained the confidence,
favor and patronage of large number OF respecta-
bic practitioners of medicine throughout the couH
try W no prescribe and administer it in preference
to quinine and other remedies.
The Proprietor has in his possession large
Der of certificates and other testimonials from per
sons who have used this medicine, well from
physicians druggists, apothecaries, And other deal
ers in medicine, attesting its superior virtues as
curative in Chils and Fever or Ague and Fever,
and he could obtain many thousand more, enough
to al up = large volume, but he does not deem it
necessary, it is already extensively and favoraby
known to the pnblic generally.
For sale by city and country Druggists and
Apothecaries throughout the West, Northwest
and Southwest.
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Mas. BURDyLL-C UNNIxeHAM's California
husband has run away from her
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
In addition 20 the ordinary mode of Insurance,
this Company issues PERMANENT POLICIES On de-
post of Ten Annual Premiums, Property is thence
of nearly Forty per cent is effected; the thus
saved, viii in fifteen years, amount to the whole of
the deposit the risk and Inconvenience of renew
ais are avoided. The Policy can be cancelled at
any time by the holder, the Premium being return
ed, less five per cent. -. s----'-
-. INSURANCE OF RENTS Is
This Company will make Insurance against loss
of Rents by fire. on new and most liberal principle.
1t is the intent of the Company to fully ipdem-
Nifty the Insured, from any loss of Rent that he
may sustain, by Fire happening to the Building
insured, not exceeding the amount insured by the
Policy. Loss to be computed PROM the day
currence of any fir VIM. BROWN, Agent,
sept28 Evansville, Ind.
800 BOXRS OF FIVE BLE.G CHED
Ii Winter Candles, for sale below Cincinnati rates
at No. 46 Main ST., by PHILIP DECKER.
Sept. 2sth. 30 -.. ---..--f- .=.ar
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NILSSON. PErER, 8 e.,

(sUCCEssoRS TO WILSON sTARBIRD),
Wholesale Agents, Louisville, KY.
JOHN j. SMITH, Proprietor.
KE N R RK.a- G.-z5 Boxes RESF
III quality, just received aud for sale by
1oct6 S. +. GILBERT & Co,
Ry q s. II 90 Drums JUST kE-
~ ceved per raiload, aud for sale by
oct 4 an S. Z. GILBERT & Co
6N0O.OO0 or q - - SILL QUILL
Cd tiles from Common 10 Genuine Fine Havana,
for snle Low by 5. k-GlLBERf Co
oct ------
YWTOB.8CCO-IOO BOXES.gsFcD C.s D.
IL dies, Pounds, u rs, los, IS, Twist, Pancake,
etc from I21&45c per b., in store and 70 arrive--
for sale by Sc. GILbGRt q ",
octs -..f No. 4 Sycamore St
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ECTORs Sale ORRE.RE ES-

aGVDLL kCTOM' . SsHAE UF 1EEa8 n n o
u tate for the payment of the costs and expens-
es of Sidewalk improvements. Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue of precePt issued By the
Mayor of tho City of Evansville, and 70 me direct
ed will sell at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in said city, Saturday, the goth day
October 1850 the following lots parcels Of real
egtate, much thereof may be necessary to
pay the amount charged and ssessed against said
lots respectively, the costs and expenses Of max
ing sidewalk improve nleEts in front OF said lots,
together with the costs Of sale
Lot No. in block No. ., Fourth Enlargement,
S4.5i15. ..
Lot No. ; in block No. 6, Fourth Enlargement,
81. SAG.
Lot No 6 in block No. 8, Fourth Enlargement,
$4.54K.
sale TO commence at . o'clock p. NJ on said day.
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
Cci5-owl City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ RAV.E RERFTTEB IND HJA%
Il larged my store, and have on hand full sup
ply OF BOOTS AND SHOES of my own mAnufac-
ture, all of which will warrant Of the best quality
have purchased my leather fer cash, and Will sell
the price system for oasL lower than the
quality Of goods usually sold In this city.
$3.50. WIN. EMERY,
sept2I Sind 100 Main-st, cor Eevsnth.st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

NNRRSSRO FIVE FLOORk.H'69.
~ 10000 feet Just received from City Planning
Mills and for sale by JOHN +. GLOVER,
oct5-d&w II Corner Seventh and Main sts-