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Practical ODkiciu,a,

.E0UTH CLARK ESTBEET.-ro -
OppoEte the u11 ucrse De.t french Cy1t2! and Br1-
Iinu Pebble Spettaclea Eye Glasses, Ope.a G;assea
MICROSCOPES. TELESCOPES,
Nathsn1tcal 1ns1u1aect ce, etc. constantly on ha &
All kind, otln5tEumtnts md spseaels rspaltst lad E1
tns$rtad into oldizAnA ~
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TRUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas

Hubert pase and ABA Psxe did, The record day Of
june A. u lsda aud retvtr 10 the un!eF"
signed trustee certain deed Of TteH. 10 case thu
pIucuA ravret tfn erah note CT 6Ai- sosasaid. faf
tre sum It r-,ta hndrt. to:lait e1ecud ~ Aue+1s
Fa,e ana payable to w.lrn X. *uoH Co.. IN pns 3e*y
ceiaut a,l b.u, ~ th- sid Page, h* heir. OF
asx Ia the naen: Of k&a noe x7d nte~s tcete!o's
III 1hs power au ho!itT give anl con
;ef9 up4n me hy vlsue ef Al deed OF tfus1 AhA
aat II public auction to TIT highest md net oaad
oeo.k An ,hs o:th Cnus House door IN tar etT of
ne sonltas suastsr q s sht sSt
Thirteen East rAa'nk ttv aer~A bn9 fn III eonLty
leuheu and nAla1a 10 l4ks ths sum RI n1hneJA
a. hi. .es uuu On Ihs nuts aorsAad and .tcu1sd ~
said dted ,r,. vheh tes Is rensled IN III" County
and state vi r. .d, In ess M. II NnEKsks+-PRs Iii
Cnk>tLlUs Y. ". MlIcdALL. TIT ~:
hr4r .1n.sf IN
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MASTERS SALE.-State Of 1lli-
W. nu!A To.k Counts, S.s.-Su?es Court Of CteA-
zo-ta chaneery. n.n5y Ktep Anl Ab<rt Keep ~
kaxe.
ruhc nnt!e- besbY given that IN pursuance of o.
eTeai frsF. ente1es l. tie above 4ntAs c1usA on TIA
e'xhta dry of Juns. a. j. lts0. In scott - MA*er Y
hane r Of stit ccurt, Il on th+ s1ttsosa it:a' dav ot
Jul. L. l3t II O'clock Ia The forenoon Of III dry.
.el pub lc autt II. 1ae:s bladder f1r s1sh ~
rotta door Of Tic s,Ft 1..A IN the cry o. Cn:e'kh II
tl Comfy cft rok. = owak ds erot lots e o.
ra.eels OF aat. nu:h .htseef - nay % a
ai Ia the Of Chcsxo. CoGty Of took Aad >tA4s %
!nois, VIII lotA numb Esi tNesa tl6 tsstntesn
III, le} nnae <19 In ock nutaoer Skh&
Isl, n ina FoTt De,tboEa Adi tlo1 10 ChaGo. s7Eeth
With Ill a-d singular tae teRs meaA heErdtzn 1tA pSf"
1e ard apputtrnces thettuato belonging 4uyH3~
appugtAiapR. 1kA aGUia.
Mater q Ghaneey of ths Superior co1rr cf ChleaEo.
Dotst h1ea ,c- lnns scsh. Ehl I'll ez4lt4
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ltl E. K. T. ART, ts 1s did on the s.eona dsT 81 Nay,
IN liza =. II 1f our Lori toautd r&hs nundTed ana
ny seven. rte snd c+ vsF t. tnr udes xned !Gan
lenn'.ioa Thu1A4 Parker nl"nSR.e the ioAoNtK
d.scrbed pEe'se be ring fae 1he ssvuntten'a ~
Marta IN he II rsad to etuta the pAYmtat OF to
whca sid @.se!s In the R<eoFoera nEos q
took eountv, ID Il 30 Of Aosttaksa-raxe 666
Watttaa deflo has the payment u AL p4
s2td notes. The ame hIva In 40 part sal:1eo:
Now. Therefore. pobl3 net u ereby Given thAt "e
the mortgages at.v- Eas reaed, unisr aat By vtns &
tts provision. Q: - usrxaxe the si1th day q
ia = A. h. sd 1t ft konf ter ok In the for@Gooa
Il hA The Hotn iooT ot the Court House. to 6e
ety Of ~ e'ko p~ts - self tt pub auction To -
eb i. tlw.: TIE Sust?tAs. n 4he Yopthaast
quarter Z >~1son III: rownhp forty Seh
sAoge tatxeu, til EasS Of th~ felrl FEpeEa mtrt1n
suae II tuok coacty. >taie u !Io! hkstaer vth y
The Fx.t ana eqltty Of redemption OF The sid E. r. T.
Ar0xtEonx therein.
Jn"S pen y!SToS.l ucr.axee..
E411E. L lf.4..s lat,nk4axd
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ToWhalesa's Dealszs tht Company wcala 15 v.,h our
sassniagt have III otnez factoi:s of p1reh
ALL. prices ve ean fel yan II tsue, TIA viii
sare1 that sxyst the Haoy v.Ers1ted ta1l cot r.
pA!os any e1uos tr The World Al orde.1 AID com
appeaaiaaa addressed n!zo's kt1zeh Ccp4py t.tsau7
lltno:A vii Eese g r.o:apt A&te.u =. is1l:n624ka
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ltDOEER'S B1TTERS. j."
htnlr1uta. st.
TUE GREATEST WONDER OF
< TEt EiN N<TEENTH CENTURY.
fref. Weeds Hair Restorative.

.t"t1 "a H. T0M; q hi. c:y. from sentle1an iE
v ,rS.,e s- sg e M hs3* C. see ast ss 2.
~ LIZ fam r-l.:s II cr7ticczrr xua.an
~ otru9 Tie u re-a: caconraaa no: usess pu1
BATH, AA.nE. jar: 10. 1853.
y. tin ca:a lcn,a, .:rce u. l!shiy bensaci
'.c' y:a1 Ia: orvc. w:s induced to make NJ
ss:i,n e: upo. owp !:sI1 With bad become eute
ce=tsrtr. ''nc's nth- since rfonred lottlc ut
yD1s hi: 'rtiss. sIe reed t. l soou found i VA
kave s:eca 10 another polite. of which h4ve used
sona ca .trt:sy to the world thai tue g5sy or
az, IND nv !. "ar re,nnca it, natural eoloi nd g.
Ie uore so!, :sy than . has been before Tor twen
% rer oa .s I
TIE ABOVE u@trt Guc 10 you fof your valuable
r. Srso5 ~ M, h.St asssson 70 70
H.a'+e. At citizen 6: this citS snd fea!drnt hers
ere aai . .asas rwas Key 1se You NY s naie q
T.: s,v: 49, r. rane st:aeetd u It yont tcsvce 4.
~7:t II :try + fears De' o. 'D Z. Z g. MAYMoNn
vo,py a.,n REsT5R&TlSEa sH5Iss;Ell u = 1885,
shc tclan Of my hail. fn.0a tbs effects Of tue
,s ~ ~ :sss:s
0S'sf;; f.SISS e ?s :; 5SSSS ls
11s Sss t1n4s nl:*s :. + 1e
ned Nt.! xc*!!tsrar Of great inauete ant uui
serzAij 5't: :tE. WIZ. DYER.
RnooxF1Uo, Ixu. II. 1855
Frpfes.c: NJa1ker Siv: izv... made tr,ai Of Tonf
Yay T. Eves me r!eanEe to saT tlat ,ia effect
aaA teeu removing inaamu.ston dand:u1 and
y nv
~hh tecs:uirs srcy 1ena Eas ea:or. lhxve nse
*s; 'Ss;; % k7Hs
.1a..,"t and Faae1 Gcods otae:s. no
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~r<rE fAE {IJ3N0rc (opn+v ri

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
a. D. ISL, Water l.. N~~h<t5y W ". Lam u. rrea.-
wei; Irhn !. TFrAdwe. John . ptnT ant G1~1ri ~"
ton --At1kcArt at. -,.,x .
Public uoticr IS hereby gwen to tht ktd William !.
Trua 4eli, John J. IEtaawti' I'ha ~ r:uy ~ ~
once cf The Clxrk cf The s.rsssr o1,s & Ct Ghssaaes
stt at the sal ats L. sherry and Asalns1 the sssa
Of the tad William f. Tea iwr John j. ..tsdws!L 1oha
Perry ant ssuiton fs lh- A4H Or ns'tfa sAA-
dfra al seven da1s AID .i1v cent directed to ne
ehsrn Of CouA Couat which .Ad "rt haA ee<n fe0asa
executed. ,r,r, n r...s
vr|I John j. Trraiwull luan =. TrrIy and kd"ara
Norson ahsli pernarv 10 aod arpe.r fsors ihs 40
superior Court OF Chicago o. os be:ots tse sft
rAy Of the neat term thereof 10 tf aes9*h y tos tou
Hou.e tAe CIV OF ''h3eaxo Gu The d'as Notaay o.
Jay. 4 = lsso x*ta yse e; ~ 49, nsqes es1 ,s.a. I'll
you and ID favor cf tbs ss,A pt'rtd aod 70 en u -
Irperty attached may b. .ntacrnt = ssI.!s ~ Aa
WALT:E kIMBAi.L, ClAfk-
FA4wxt1 S4nn TaoA ~. t:tf At:5a.
1T
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ETATE OF lLI.INUIS, County
Of Coax ST. Superior rourt At chiearo. jury Tenn.
kusslman AMI tlsam L. hull-astae meat
Public Is efrhT kls en- 10 hes ID j. L. '.e1G
me.t ~ueri chi Il tne ,hs CLERK Of 1hs y psIot
Court IT tht lated tho us .t2' u Nay A. aeo
of the 1LNeykk.r. Nc 81 kn3,!ma. nd nit.a e e
Bu the SIN, Of ruue hundred an't aJeewtn Ana te lo1
to.s dr-ete' shr S ru at toak oouhty. waleh aad
witt hast 1rt4r7,.d executed - ,,.
Now. .netetre, ull<s y'u, the *th1 j. l.. HcF:o3@
vi ka<i ugesm1n rm I. Bull aha rer onal1y 10
and arear The said superior Cauf Of th1 Ato on Or
hrofe The DIST ay tx thrFcot tt hoan ht thu
Court llnu ,h C,tv Of htcao, On the art Monday
Of Julv IL. lL stss special usal. and plsd 10 ms
ranlint sop I1 !lI sutefta kanst yt AMI
n favor Of the pianttn much orths Pr rty
tscnrt - N sufficient 10 sAtisfy The sAti An
>>"'- A' W. KfNRALL. Clerk.
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L@ M0rI1s, rs. D3:t7uIetH s I 111s'-
esdaetcs are NATURES w4rlns AID have ielr origin in
imperfect Ec-son produces Eststs which ascend to the
tssd cxsl.n o. the covering Of the brain, and
v4lng in into tty according to tue habits OF the indvd
ua; t'ue tsk DC Of Bran !Ec:hs Fills will
and vlcu :hcy are tw47vid all danger of apoptxy is
pas::d The rain lnd dlz1 will vanish after the lint
eleep 10 not ct INF tue he lost The consequences OF
s.eesri1ies thus cured ad ihe body and mind
ee:.r abe thrrcAf'-r - withstand Temptations. Bran
dreth's Pills viii yet Le appreciated ly msealists-
y. EEANkRETH, u. y.
E~so;t b. GEO. T.. STATION. Gen1 Western Agent,
. South Cls7= srec Clicnso and II Al respectable deal
e7s tn ne'ic'nn jrlGkw'm
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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cooka Ss-superor Court Of Chicago Ssr4ernosx
Attachment.
fucc natcr lershT etvea Tbs eald Adolah Ket1r6
that will OF ~ ntnt ttusd IT the oa3ce NJ 'he
Clerk Of tbs -up.Eior UT Ch.caSo dAiHl Ihe nj day
rarss the sa&s ths - Adn!! Rsisc6 H. tEa
'ns handssd aad e,shteea do ars md 'our e<nit
ts+a r>tu.ned esecdss,. New. therto Jou The
td Adolph rsstn sa.a gss.ona11 b ssd .nper osefs
Of tie thtssof to be 'ldsa :. oea,s Hoae n
A. D. i9 xtv- sp-ci bill and ped to th- ait PLANTERS
seton iuctn nj b: sntersd annst md In fAvor
OF The said Henry Eae.1x aud 10 much o ~ p'epsy q
snd COTS vii b s.Lt to sat ~ tht nns.
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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ COMPANY3
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,
For Through Freight Only.
Via New Central Crest Westeza and connecting roadlt
Chicago and Ill the Wet.
The Roads forming this old md reliable route from the
Se2board and the West. hare organ1eda
FAST REIGHT LINE.
Giving perfect Reliability and greatly increased Dispatch
10 FEe!khthc trains forming the Line East and es
With the regularity, making at The
terminus Of each Road u Thrcuxh Paarenxe1 Trains
Raiez low = By Any Other line. Reclarnatons
ExpHss Line, via g. ". R."
In New York deliver goods It Eudson Rtytr KaIIroad
Passenger Depot = Warren street At Canal street Depot
In Bostou delve. goods Boston ard Worcester Railroad
Depot, and marx As above.
Through Bill Of Ladtrk given, &nd Eecla111ons p4d
Any Of the Company OmceS-
L. r. BEACH, Agent, 9s3 Broadway, NewTosk
OTIS klMBALL. Agent, Il state street. Boston
4. wALLINGF0RD, Western Agent.
Corner Lafeaad Dearborn eeta opposte fremont House
Ch1cago. mh3160ly
DIKE'S PEAK TRANSPORTA-
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FDKEI GIN NEWS.

DETAILS By THE ASIA.
ARIBALpI IN EPALERAo-FU1I4 PARTICULARS
OF The ATTACK.
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VERY IMPORTANT INF0RM.

VERY IMPORTANT INFORM
ATIoS.-Tke ninnls s'areh Company. 1t OTTAWA,
uzrx The rurtkt Starch ia the world In
bod. qaal.y aaa hse4*s !. nae. b e11td sd berE
rIo ~7,eE ii c,ntans net7 enica Henee
1t stLnelT more desirable for fasd s.d 1a1cdv nuIposei
than nlhet IL AS AAsul1sce public Of tbs
at9 u the snych. anv aount OF The talsfaetoty
rettncts could br Eiven but In this en-
10 be - u, procuring lte fer rA eaa
satny thruascr,s ln bay'nk Star b pA.t.e4A1!a
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Bu8infgB NarDH.


l. ATTORNEYS COUNCILLORS At Law,
so Dearborn Street. so
Gro. PAssos. e. Rx1no1ps,
CElcAso 1ll1KolA. j..
Rxrxrxruzs: :-1-ynolan. ETY. l. Co., l. T. Burch 4 Co..
wood E.S- Pbihaelphia Aes.rr spa1nser Whltamsa.
=. \. L'nommedeu. Efq :, Cincinnati; tonn h,,drtvH
Colamsua O.; In Ely o., George >tsphelnra, Ed,
E"waid resTepont Eq- New York; Hon Ira. aar11a'
ESQ, Buffalo. 9:fs.:1
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MTCHE1Ls PATENT METALLIC TIPPED BOOTS
AND SH0ESs
tor md within the States Of Wisconsin, lowa aad Name
sA1 z.d hereby give notice that IL paEea dealing IN these
Foods within The ADORE St7ies without having hzst n
io{ax-rs upon our EXCLUSIVE rxha md that ~ soon
- sdv.sed Of my stsl demand proper
We have msde extensive av7anxeneuts With tbs most
celebrated aau3zrturs vheehy ~ ssn fu!y supply the
iueTtaarx ~ta the best qualities Of the.e Tipped
Boots md Shoes from ftnre IN Chicago, each Of
which w1u be stamped CT LABELLED with cur name.
va shAl recognize Tipped 20 d within either the
ssnvs states but such thus stamped and supplied
hyrs- hyr-.-,,. n,,,,.nr., ,o< n.,, 4, .,u... .,,>
peyttpped we1 tvo zcd oftentmes three
fux ps.s eQua quality without tp1 b. show9 hY
mora akpk hctus average swing to tas en8ue1 Of
rear two hund' ed pr cent
sso o1a the ka (not excusive} or The aas ofthess
patente4 koods Into a territory owrey Of paut
and In subjected to p1teut commission Of tts
T. ss7sn ND hAf CENT pa.d h Ill other de7'e.
goods within the States Of no4a M!chxaa a1d Indiana
10 Advantages under this patent the quality OF
goods will be unsurpassed BY aIy 4trck il the Cnon
Vh eh Va An quality considered - otsx Il competing
ps!ee4 with kuoc4 without Tra.
xvs Undivided attention to th.e b1aaca q oss
fully solct orss3 for our goods and da$ respect foE oa
Fat dealer. p.y not be ua.:lsd BY II. q
etasss n Chicago and s1s<~hes outside tss stasy q
Tseo1sn, Iowa. and Minnesota Nho AdTsEdAe hesess'
axtnts icT tbs eA,e Of ....
MTcHELs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
~ ate TINT Ill teh agencies % not <1sad . q 2 ny
an4hssa 8m WADsWORTH WEIL8-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-23

EG- The noble Representative, John
Schwartz, of the Berks District, Pennsylva-
Us. whose death we announced yesterday,
lad something of the sturdy old Roman in
his composition. All i'll remember how
firmly he stood out against the Lecompton
policy of the Administration. A newspa-
per correspondent thus speaks Of his de-
termination to do his duty;
learn that Maj. Schwartz lies at the
point of death. He is from Berks District,
Penn, and beat Clancy Jones. He has
been unwel of jaundice all the session,
though, till within few days, he has been
constant in attendance in the House. Dur
ing the speakership contest he was very sick,
but would vote when, to go to the House,
seemed to endanger his life. He has not
spoken for a few days. His last remark
was, that ne must go up and vote TO retain
Anderson in his seat. There was no need
of his vote, but the honest, plain old man
had no wish but to do his duty. The re-
mark WAS characteristic of him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-23
SATURpAY. June 9. 1860.

SATURDAY, June 9, 1860.
The Board met, pursuant to adjournment
All the members we're present.
Licenses to retail sprItu0us liquors, less
than quart, were granted to the following
persons living in Pigeon Township for a year
from June 4, 1860, on complying with the
law:
Albert Rimroth, Xavier Strasser, Joseph
Kuehn, Christopher Weisheimer, George v.
Greb, Philip Kramer, Mic. Burkhardt Fred
erick Hencke, John ROBBERS, Henry Lutz,
William Schlamp, Joseph Nichtern, Freder-
lex Happier, Philip Negele, August Files,
Frederick Gebhardt, John E. Meni, Michael
Stumpf Henry Bulge, John Mank, Jacob
Heblich, Henry Kirchhof, Peter BALI, Frank
Felker, Fred. Kroener Henry B. Levy,
Michael Cassidy, John F. Felker, John Geg-
gus, Christian Tieman, Fred libby, Xavier
Mathies, Rooster & Korff, Hammer & Dire
fuss, Henry Schaefer & Co., William Bates,
John Hedderich, Thaddeus McTernan.
Licenses were also issued to the following
persons in other townships
Peter Bohn, John Koch, Center township;
Alexander Darling, Perry township; John
L. Kramer, Scott township; Peter Vogel,
Knight township; j. V. Fares, George
Damn Henry Becker, German township.
Sundry allowances were made to the
amount of $1740O2.
Carney, Superintendent of the County
Asylum, made his quarterly report, which
was approved.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-23
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
y 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, 1860-06-23

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA, I

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA
indianapolis, Feb. ID, 1850. !
To THE PEOPLE OF INDIANA The Hartford Fire
insurance Company having complied with the law
OF Indiana, by filing in this Office Statement Of
Its Condition the first day Of January 1862 md
having invited an examination of its affairs by this
Department, ], John w. Dodd Auditor of the State
OF Indiana, hereby certify that have made per-
sonal and Thorough examination of the books aud
assets OF the Company, at their Office in the City
Hartford, Conn.,, and that the Company own and
have in their possession in cash, and in securfe-
convertible at pleasure, nearly One Million of Dol
lars, appllcable to the payment OF losses
amount corresponding with their official State
ment of January last. The Hartford Fire Insu-
rance Company has been in existence for half
century. The high character of its officers for ex-
perience and prObity-the promptness and fidelity
with which it has met all its engagements-justlv
entities it to the highest rank among the INSURANCE
Companies of the country and commends it tC fl-
patronage of the people of Indiana.
JOHN w. DODD, Auditor of State.
Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire on
Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, AIer-
cbandise, Mills Manufactures, and other kinds Of
property, can be effected in this Company upon as
favorable the nature of the risks aud
rity to Policy holders will admit
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to insuring
Fs property, consisting of Dwellings,, Barns and
outbuildings connected, and Furniture, Live Stock
Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, &c, &c, contained
MUM.
Applications for insurance may be made to the
the duly authorized Agents of the
Company. A. g. HALL0CK d SON, Ag'ts.
OFFICE-Marble Hall Building, Main street
may5-2m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-23
Abstract or tho Proceedings of the
County Com 1ntssiOnerS, Al ths June
Session, 500.

Abstract or tho Proceedings of the
County ComnisstOnerS, at ths June
Session, 1880.
FRIDAY, June 9Th, IS6O.-Tha Board met,
pursuant to adjournment. All the members
were present
Licenses to retail spirituous liquors, less
than quart, were granted to the following
persons in Pigeon township, for one year
from the 4th day OF June, 1850, on com
plying with the law:
John Meyer, Henry Stockfeth John +.
Sensmeyer, Charles Weiss, John q. Si1t,
Thomas Redmond, " lillian A. Catlett, Pat
rick Feeney, Philip Hit, Jacob Bennighof,
Henry Ossenberg, Eugene Happier, William
Kolle, Charles Schmidt.
Marcus Sherwood, William Dean, and
Edward Burtis, heretofore appointed to re-
view n private road in Centre Township.
which George Negle petitioned to open,
reported that they had, after duly qualify
ing, performed the duty assigned them.
They therefore assessed the damage to be
suffered by George Sebastian, by the open
ing OF said road, at five dollars.
George Negle moved the confirmation of
the report, and George Sebastian objected
thereto. The Board nevertheless confirmed
the report, and ordered that George Negle
pay the costs of these proceedings and that
on the tender of S. to George Sebastian,
be might open said road and maintain it
at his own expense. From which order
said Sebastian appealed to the Circuit Court
Appeal granted.
Seventy-hye dollars were appropriated to
build a bridge over Mud Creek, Center
Township, and Henry F. Horribly was ap-
pointed to applys aid appropriation.
John F. Pruett and Caswell Calvert, two
of the viewers previously appointed to view
private road petitiOned to be opened by
Bernhardt Elfrers, and others, in Armstrong
Township, reported favorably to the OPEN
ing of the road. The Board ordered that
the road be opened, and kept in repair at
the petitioners expense
John F. Pruett and Caswell Calvert, two
of the viewers heretofore appointed to view a
private road petitioned TO he opened by
Philip Goebel and others, in Armstrong
Township, reported favorably to the opening
OF the road. The Board ordered that the
road be opened, and kept in repair by the
petitioners.
Louis Richter Clerk of the Vanderburgh
Circuit Court, reported the docket fees COL
lected since the 18th of February 1860. .
and paid over to the Treasurer. amounting
to 1913. lie also made a report of fees
collected by him as Clerk of the Common
Pleas Court in the same time, amounting TO
$40.
John II. Schnake, and twenty other citi-
zens Of Scott Township, petitioned for the
appointment of viewers to locate town
ship road in said township, to intersect the
Evansville and Princeton State road. The 4
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CARPENTERS, ATTENTION AT an ad-
journed meeting of the Carpenters and
Joiners, held on last Monday evening, at the
Council Chamber, the following resolutions
were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the trade wear aprons in
procession on the 4th of July next, and
carry Il suitable emblem of our business.
such as each person may think appropri-
ate. The aprons to be Of uniform pat
tern. JOSEPH OVERALL Prest.
WIN. F. REYNOLDS, Secy.
Volksbote please copy1
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LADIES AND GENTS:

VANHA OHADS Fs1AfS IS S14AL
Il open at Ne. Second street-roOm for "A few
more. Come and look-no trouble to show those
cosy little dove and tan Colored Caters. Give us
call. and know you will buy Glave Kid, French
id and Morocco Polka Boots of the most ex quiste
styles offered in this market. Misses and
Children's Caters of every shade and color Kid
am Morocco of every style, with and without
heels Copper tipped of various kinds, OF the i'm
proved patent.
Gents fine Patent Leather and Calf Boots made
to ORDER of the best imported stock have had
for years Glove Kid, Patent Leather, Calf and
Morocco Congress Gaiters-excelsior, la mode
Made by the most fashionable and best workmen
to be fond-eur Eastern cities not excepted
Friends, come oII--strangers, give "A trial.
JOHN RASCH,
mar3I No. s Second St, Evansville ind
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Board appointed Samuel Mcdonald, Thos.
Bower, and John Thurman said viewers to
meet the last Saturday in July, at the Office
of John Ingle, sen., in said Township, at
10 a. NJ, there to qualify and proceed to
view said road, and to report TO the Board
at its next session
Adjourned unit g o'clock Saturday morn
ing.
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M@OTxCE TO CO.N-TR.sfrT0

Mj@OTkCE TO CO.N'TR.sCT Rs
% The Common Council of the City of Evans
vile will receive sealed proposals until June 10Th
1850, for eXcavating and grading the alley extending
from Walnut to Chestnut street, and situate be-
tween First and Second streets and for excayatina
and grading the alley in Block No. 2 in the East
ern Enlargement, extending from Second to Third
streets, and situated between Oak and Cherry
streets and for grading aud filling the alley in
Block No. II in Stockwells Enlargement, being
the alley nearest to and parallel with IngIs street
and extending from STU 9th street, grading,
and hllng the alley in Block No. Is, StockweI's
Enlargement being the alley nearest and pa, al
lei with Division street, and extending from Fifth
to Sixth street. and for grading and filling the
alley in Block No II, Stockwell's Enlargement,
being the alley nearest to and parallel with Ingle
street, and extending from Sixth to Seventh street
said alleys to be brought tho proper grade as the
same may be shown b. the City Surveyor
4. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, June 9th, 1860
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors for the State at Large.
WILLIAM CUMBACK, of Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors.
LIST District-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox.
2d District ohm w. Ray, of Clarke.
81 Decentralization c. Hunter, of Monroe
4th District-John H. Farquahar, of Franklin.
5th DistriC t-Nelson Trusler, of cayette.
ith District Reuben A. Riley, Of Hancock.
9TH District-JOhn Hanna, of Putnam.
sIh District-Samuel II. HUI, of Tippecanoe.
9th District-James n. Tyner, of Miami.
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen.
llth District-David o. Daily, of Huntington.
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HpO.9RD OF EOU.8EFZ9TFO.0-

AS The Common Council of the City of Evans
willie will meet "A Board of Equalization at the
City Council Chamber, Friday the 22d day of
June, A. D., 1860, at O'Clock A. M, for the pur-
pose of equalizing and correcting assessments on
real and personal property, and will continue its
sessions from day to day until said assessments are
all equalized and corrected All taxpayers are
requested to call and examine their respective as
sessments. VIM. BAKER, Mayor.
Mayors Office, Juue H. 1860