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SPECIFICATIONS FoR THE CONTRACT

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTR A CIR
- for filling Water street, from Callope 10 Julia Streets
Water street from Caiope Julia eet shall be filed IN
with river sand to be taken from such place the banre
lines and grades be given City Surveyor The top Of
the filing when sufficiently settled shall the curve
present surface The to tie entire satsfac
ton Of the City Surveyor. 548,z
All the filling required shall be BY the contractor as
we'll as the labor. X b 'sH.
The shall bind to begin the work in the
order Of the City Surveyor river will be low
enough to allow the taking Of sand from the batue
dollars day for each and day thereafter
completed
Security the so be required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payments In cash the completion the
ance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
well understood that in Of failure by the contractor
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied the manner in
which the work Is being executed the shall have the
right 70 annul the contract without putting the
desult required by article 1905 Of the Civil ana
applying OF justice without
indemnify and 1t also well in case the con
tractor shall at time abandon the work.
complete the conformity with contract the said
contractor shall forfeit MI claims he may for any part
Of the work done By him mp the Of the abandonen
and that the city shall be thereby discharged from any ali
liability therefor and It is also well case the
be resod the snd his securities mail be
held and bound In soldo to the city all differ
between the prices contractor originally CON-
be adJudicated at resale e-adndication
Bids to be cubic yard Of filling whole work COM
pee the number of yards to be FIRST ascerained by City
Surveyor. =
New Orleans, May 7, 1850.
lsgnedi LOUIS II. PILE
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
lsgnedl H T. yEENARD, 2ch.t-,,.,
Registered May Q, 1860.
myO Il HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller
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boxes Batavia Arrac, tor sals by
AS corner GEasier and New Lsyee sta
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Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, May IS 1860,
will adjudcate at Office, at l2 o'clock NJ the
tract, 8g73
DnHl ". nuPI.ESSlS. llec
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tractor shall any time abandon the work or not finish and
complete the in conformity with lila
shall forfeit all claims he have part Of the work
done by him up 70 the date Of iae abandonment and that
hcrco 1t well understood that the contract
fcsod the ard his securities shn be held
bound sodo pay this city all difference between
the price which the contractor originally contracted to per-
form tho work. and the price ct which may be adudcaied
q resale rehabilitation.
Bids per superficial yard Of round stone paving furnished
and laid complete and per superficial foot Of curb and gutter
stones furnished and laid complete. rps
New Orleans, May 4. 1860
eigned) LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
boards Of the Common Council,
Isisnedj H. 7. yENNARP, 4 u,a,,,...
/, lSignedI ROBT. HUYGIIE, o'e'ttneH'
Registered May 0, 1850
myl0 III HENRY DUREI. for Comptroller
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v. DEM OR LII Dealer,
At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White and yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris
giles Laths Slaves Also English American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds of Frewood.
~ Orders from the country promptly and cafet Fly attend
u9 70
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Notice II hereby given that THURSDAY the 10Th of MAY
1860 will adudcate Office Il O'clock III te aloye
contract. { - 's -o'e
AT i2t " DuPf EssSIs fyo,,,,..at,ax-
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CoNrTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
Ciiyof New Orleans, May 10, 1850. :
~ r,n. :. s-7 f5 '5I

4
IS ~ City Of New Orleans, May 10, 1850
mo. 5l26.1
Icsoe That the he hereby authorjsed
to audcate to the lowest bidder separately after ten
days notice in heocia Journal following
described improvements the he accordance
with specifications on hle in the Surveyors office the nd
Indication therefor be subject the approval rejection
the Common Council viz:
1st Acontrac for the construction brick sidewalks
by curbsones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of johnson
street from Ursulines to kspanade street.
3D. paving with stones Carondelct Walk
from Basin to Claiborne street.
tSignedl JOHN 7. MONROE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April Is. 1860.
isgnedl GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
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LOUIS Il Pill
rsirpsd z; 7; YENMARD, ,ohair,,en
t"s1i ROBERT HUYGHE, eh"ifn'en'

Approved by the Committees Streets Landings Of DO
Boards of the Common Council.
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n THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD n
Y3SA inform his friends and the public that in 1@1<
{TfN haddhen to large stock of 'tSALEI(N-
-A-NrHoRsEs,' comprising some Of the most stylish
be found in the country he has thirty forty
LIVERY HORSES and BuGGIES-not exeelled by any
in This city Careful drivers fond of "ast eab'' cannot
sail to be suited at stable Sale Horses all pees and
flock Of two hundred select from.
ml2 I'm Baronne street between Grayier and Union
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Notice Is hereby given that WEDNESDAY. May 23 1850
will adludicae at office, IL o'clock NJ the above
myio l2t v. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
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CpsPrRoilnas OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans, May 10 1860. :
No. 1881
Reso That the Comptroller BIC he Is hereby athor
lied ID adiudcae the lowest bidder after days nece the
official Journal contract for paving with square blocks North
South Market streets from Tchoupitouas New eyee
said work 70 30 done IN aeecrance with specifications file IN
Tho Surveyors Office and he 10 be subject 10 the
approval or rejection Of the Common Council
( - [Sigiedj JOHN 4. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q 1860. 5g5-
Signed GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice il hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, MAY Is lsa
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pLANTEEsS, PATENTED CORD WOOD

jaSf If II. W. q. fsfaDK. i Canal street
SUGAR-SUGsAfS-SUG SALE, A VERY
~ superior second Sugar MILL Steam Engine Boiler
complete with all connections and nlpes roller inches da
etar by inches in length engine 0inches dame
Ter OF by a inches length of stroke boiler ~ nchea
diameter by 2 feet long full of Kettles two
wrought iron Tanks Of II hogeads capacity eac Apply 10
500 F. W. @. COOK.
fel0 II Nc. I Canal street, Eer Orleana
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At Chicago, on the 10th of July, 1895 MI.
Lincoln said:
| have said a hundred times, and | have
now no inclination TO take it back, that
believe there is no right, and ought to be no
inclination in the people of the free States
to enter into the slave States, and interfere
with The question of slavery at all. have
said that always; Judge Douglas has heard
me say tiff not quite hundred times, at
least as good as a hundred times; and when
it is said that | am in favor of interfering
with slavery where it exists, know it IS
unwarranted by anything l have ever IN
tended and, as believe, by anything have
ever said. If by any means, ! have ever
used language which could fairly lie so con-
slrued Jas however, believe never havc),
| now correct it.
At the joint debate at JonesLoro, III the
memorable Illinois campaign Of 1858, in
reply to charges made by Douglas, Lincoln
made use of the following unequivocal Ian
guage:.
There is very much in the principles that
Judge Douglas has here enunciated that |
most cordially approve, and over which l
shall have no controversy with him. In so
tar as he has insisted that all the States
have the right to do exactly as they please
about all their domestic relations including
that OF slavery, | agree entirely with him.
lie places me wrong in spite of all | can
tell him, though | repeat it again aud again,
insisting that have no difference with him
upon this subject. l have made great
many speeches, some Of which have been
printed, and it will be utterly impossible for
him to find any thing that have ever put
in nj n hat -
this subject. | hold myself under cOnsti-
tutional obligations TO allow the people IN
all the States, without interference, direct
or indirect to do exactly rs they please, and
| deny that have any inclination to inter
fere with them, even if there were no such
constitutional obligation. can only say
again that | am placed improperly alto
gether Improperly, in spite of all can say
when it is insisted that | entertain any
other view or purposes in regard To thai
matter.
The above extracts need no comments
His language is that of an honest man, who
is not afraid or ashamed to let the people
know his political creed. If The English Ian
guage can be made plain and uItquiv ocsll
on two points Mr.. Lincoln must certain
| ly be understood. lst lie has no hatred for
| the Southern people; he does not hold them
responsible for the origin of slavery; hC
Acknowledges the IMPROPERLY of immediate
emancipation and that it would be ruinous
to both races and opposed to his own feel
ings to free the slaves aud make them pc
litically and socially our equals n. Th'
people of the free States have no right t,
interfere with slavery in any manner in tn
Slave States-the Constitution forbids it
and his sense Of right also condemns IT,
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DESTITUTE BnY.-A bout ten o clock on
Tuesday night last, one of our kind hearted
citizens found srrishrly little boy, nine
Years Old. VI no had craW led into Il corner TO
sleep for Ihe night The boy stated that lie
had lost father, mother. and two sisters in a
few months past, and is now without 4
known relative in the world, aud is throw
upon its charities. Tie parents died IL few
miles back in kentucky, across from here
His mother, knowing nothing else TO advise
her child. told him before she died, To come
to Evansville, and "see if be could not get
some gentleman to take him and L.: him
work for him He has been here a week,
sleeping il the streets and eating what lit
tie fool boys would bring him.
The gentleman who found the boy, can
not raise him, but will keep hiM from the
poor house, uni! he sees whether any one
can be found To take the little orphan Is
there not some of our readers who will
furnish the boy home? An act Of this
kind wouli carry with it It's own reward
ii conscieuliousness of having done dntv
to distressed humanity.
The name OF the Individual who now has
the boy, may he learned at this Office
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The Democ. .,ttc Nomination.

The Princeton Convention Yesterday
hOninated judge JOHN Law OF this city for
Congress. He WAS sort of compromise
candidate, it having been understood that
Judge Niback was an Administration man
out-and out, and that Col Miller was
protested friend Of Douglass nomination.
Judge Law was nominated, We suppose, so
as 10 unite the party if possible in this
District.
Judge Law is gentleman Of fair talents
and of respectability, but politically, he is
weather-cock. He has veere ed with every
changing wind 10 all points Of the compass
in sailors phrase, he has boxed the
compass. He ought to be a very available
candidate for nen of ali Shades of political
belief can say that he Judge has been wth
benz at one Time or another He has fui-
filled tue ScripturnI injunction, BE all
things to all men" His aim has been to
keep himself identified with the ninniHl
side, SO his chances for office might b- el,t
good.
How his nomination viii ego down
with tht Hovey meu, We cannot >ay, but
think they viii kick il the traces slightly.
The Judge. we are told, was one of those
who were Instrumental in bringing judge
lio0ey out for Congress in 1888 against the
regular Democratic nominee--Mr Niblack
but when the pinch came, deserted
Judge Hoyey and worked against him. We
think il quite likely that HoXty's friends
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z SIMS E. \ PRESS GER ss-s-&.K
= z AEW ARRANGEMENT
Tire ADAMS ENPKESs CnMPtNY respectfully an
IIna.e {" their friends aud PATRONS the ulli.. of
Evansville and vicinity that, with increased t,iif
ties Iur the transportation Of
FR . q n r, P1 . Il L q ES
n . y J. 4 l. i u l. rs,
They solicit Il continuance OF former ftyurs rs
pr,'iA care taken ia the collection Of Bills Drafts
Notes, and the Transportation 1T small aud valuable
packages.
All persons wishing To Av:til themselves or the "a
cilitte II The Ex press obtain any desire. u. =
nation ~ reference t" the routes and details of the
business, AT thvir Otlice First street bet tween
Main anl Locust, opposite the Post pfice.
lie )
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW FREDERICKSBURG ENTIR


REORGANIZATION.
79EE SSRS. H.f.Y.HER 81 RKE7EEES,
e " from New Orleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, on First 81 rect, nearly oppn-
site the Fost Office, and have retittei it in an ee-
CANT and attractive style
The proprietOrs have had long experience as
keepers OF fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they will cEdeivor, In their new
house, to combine all the elesancies and luxuries
al Northern ard southern Restaurants in the ST
CHARLES.
They havo brought a large and complete stock
OF choice Liquors frem New Orleans which they
collected with during their business in that
city. Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors, Fruits, and Injuries from that
market in FUTURE and they will spare expense
pains to make the ST. CHARLES >urp;tss,
hereafter its former representation, as a pleasant
Saloon place of good living. and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort.
S'a Billiard players will find 1T his Saloon set
Of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory OF J. NJ BruEs-
wick Il Co.
The undersigned fattcr themselves that long
perience and careful attention will enable them to
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
ern country.
Ef5- splendid Lunch will be served up in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 o'clock
HAMMER s. DREIFUSS,
aUg4 Late of New Orleans.
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Chr Daily guuruaI,
RIVER ITEMS

STEAMBOAT REGISTER
ARRIVED.
Iehigh, st. Louis, Gen. Quitman, n. o,
Union, d. Green, l.. B. Campbell, B. Green,
j. w. Mailman, Pitts Dunbar, Paducah,
Peytona, n. ..
DEPARTED.
Lehigh. Gin, Gen. Qutman, Lou,
Union, Lou, j. w. HailmAn, st. Lou,
Dunbar, Paducah, Peytona, Lou.
Lue Eaves, Green River, Kate sarchet, Wabash
1.-The RiUer is on stand at this point.
''.... The Weather last evening was cool
and cloudy. There was considerable wind
yesterday. By the temperature of the air
last evening, we should judge that much
rain had fallen not far from here.
--. The GiIIunp and GreenpiHe are both
due here from Green River.
$500. The Union came in yesterday, from
Green River, discharged. and went up to
Louisville. We have been furnished her
manifest by her clerk, Mr.. Jenkins.
'----. The d. B. Campbell came in yesler-
day from Green River with a good load.
~.--. The Sam Kirkman was to have left
here for Paducah to-day, but we are inform
ed that she has gone TO Nashville, and Is
not going into this trade.
1.-The Kate lSarchet left yesterday for
the Wabash, loaded down with freight
1.-The Lac Eapes left for Green River,
and the Dunbar for Paducah, yesterday at
their usual hours.
The Peytona passed up yesterday for
Louisville. She left New Orleans soon at
ter the Quitnlan, and was close on her heels
at this point.
$3.50 The General Quitman passed here
yesterday morning about five o'clock,
making her time up from New Orleans to
this point four days and half. Her time
to Louisville will be over five days-not as
quick time as has been made. The gut
man Just touched here
1.-The steamer atlanta, bound out OF
the Wabash with a full load of grain, is
living at Vincennes in limbo.
Receipts by River.
FROM BOWLING GREEN, PER STEAMER
UNIoN.-68 hnds tobacco, |. a. Crane G3
hhds tobacco, Slaughter & Dunherson .
pkgs, P. G. O'Riley.
Vncennes correspondence.
VINCESNEs May 80, 1860.
EDITORS JOURNAL:-W abash River fell
inches in the past "a hours. Passed down
last night, Caroline, with full trip.
W. II. W.
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FOUNDRY AT A BARGAIN
yzIES Il E.E-fS Il "a G|.N-zSfb, e IL IL q

k7SIs1Ff G.t'FS = d a tE.N5<Uy r e q r e =
Il tors of the Henderson Foundery, wishing 10
"a ~ of their entire stock in trade toes. i
ans ether with buildings aud lot il desired. pre-
ed offer Inducements which Co: fail sat
ikf purchasers
SAID Fcnndery is located GA III" corner or Main
~ d Fourth streets, and alongside tins, Track al Ih+
"a anderson Il Nashville K H., tho SeuI rrIt end
which - VOW running. large f.srti"u - this
Is srade, and portion under ic
~ ishcG, and will he in oIeIat. -trit uNt fad
The oi, ration. OF tss work, Io-.tl,i ,nitt' the
growing Irasprritynf tlecily and ct,uafr,, nstI
jnsUre to this establishment, large. and ,r''v Uc
increase vi business.
ISsi.n ii tlc members "f finn cling practical
me s4laucs and tstch having other hurists- ~ -
lug is attention, IS the sole uI"iive "hirii - tt's
fo h<au.
For fur ILer particulars. APPLY %, letter 81 ottl"-
VI list, 10 Priest, hAiLth ~
hay
IClncils1ati Gozcre copy two weeks and ssud
III TO JhiS office.
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gras- The Lincoln men of Pike county
are about organizing for the campaign.
They feel sure of carrying the county IN
October and November
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ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grst NJ iii Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Summing Machines, Chinese sugar Cane Mills,
Thr.s Sing Machines. Sc.
EVANSVILLE, IND
YgEiE PROPRIETOES or THE CITY FOUA
q drg lies. leave 10 inform their friends aud tia
public IN general, that they are prepared TO do all
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and every thing appertauing to the Foundry buzz
ness They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ANN
buiIEEs ii any size and power required. Saw Mill
Ei,.i.fit,Fy and Mill Gearing OF any size; pistil-
tii,g Machines, Thrashn5. Machines, Malt Aiills
II"r-p"wrrs torhshelieS, h achinery of all Kinds
made and repaired Iron ard Brass Castings of
Gerry description. Iron Housefrop Is, Cellar CRATES
Coyhil,S and Heating Stoves IF tine latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, .SU.
BREN EliS, nlSTiLLEES, RE JrIFIEHS, &c,
Sheet iron work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators.
Attr}t :o'tturz, siEtscs Stiliheads and Worms on
iuinr',: ed principle, Columns fur Alcohol Sliis.
H:,St Jugs, tau>. - lhouS, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron i'ir": H"rtr, bls.- and Iron Pumps OF eNefs
variety FIR -''r, -lT.S', "i!; &C.: Brass Cocks and
5,lNrs. Sf,-,.n IS i.I7tiys, .!e.
WurkIn-i, sent an parts to Fit up work and do
reIa~ steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Old METALS BGUGHT.
they ir, dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
steam titI.cr, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and tn
nit,--. Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
ing Cloth. Cum Elastic fcltiag, Packing, HO,e, dc..
@ the b"si liud 1iHpiltc, Sheet IruI, Block Tin,
Pig Iron. i&thit Metal, Spctcr, Fire Etck.
lac. ii.tvt. very facility Of the best Machinery
them, their individual attention, filling ordrrE
promptly, wIrr"ntinG their work, and ''re sAtlshe@
with reasonable prices.
Office ami sale Rooms No ca Main street,
founde, V, Boiler Yard and Machine shop OF Pine
street, between First aud Second streets, Evans
VILE Indiana dec7
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We can also furnish IRA, b" ALES OF any ca
,,ncity Th.-st. Scales are froi-i mandatory
T. + FAIRBANKS e co, 81. Juhhsburg Fof
mont Every Scale is tested and seated, and Wal
r;lited correct. For testimonials "" refer TO "a p
tI-nustt,,s of persons using them.
HG..NREoOK E 90, Agents,
p,.p4 Water street. Evansville.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

IHvHR WEB" avn Sx.LE.N'DElS
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GRAFT, ScOTF, Master, GREER, e-J1Il5!ss>s--..r :
Clerk, Will leave above, Sat es.szzzsssaE.sSzss
urday, 1ZCh inst. FOr Freight on passage apply On
board 10 Brown d Altman, Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-31

sc OF I'D JUAT KETE M-V.EFt
~ from The hast with large stock of fash
iunable J.~ elTy. Hc comprising fine Geld and Sill
Ner Watches, tine Etrus'1tn full and ltf sets
Bracelets, Il t-t>tI,in~ Fir=cr Eiurs Ear Rings
t"rkrts, Silver Ware. Gold Pms. &C. AiSn, Il t,.w
hue French Clocks. IN black aud Whit. marble caS,s
Having bought oar goods thr manufacturers
we are rutht,-i aud viii. s,'ll the iplr,Si ric~<
We would respectfully invite the ladies and the
lmhlic 10 call and ,.Ntuiu,' stuck
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