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, 1860-02-27
Corporation t9It;res,
NOTICE.

~ t1ty a:,r-k'* tfff*. Cht -" H.. Fch. -. tSat
Public Notice IN sIshy ..v"s tst tr t.rr,nsln tLurl
have ulderr! Strwak IL constructed tsn~~: t
III. North ride uf arr -tsvt tT1m lh:lrtr ntrrrL IN
CAk Alnrt IN ,hs NnrtA rvi..u wkir +! int Ii
pl ns, laid :eaut- u ntt lt>* an t.S tnel sk
anttr ttt t ttI- the e:iyth NtrA in between
thru, .4.n t.tuTl attst1. siar.
Nnw tile .hal IL. c.ntlstest In tile tnaniCE
f,41xj ly tttt,tas rr.titt w:kts+ hF
fne 1h+ l1n .y # March is4a' VIII Ii: nnt y The
strrtt Cnnnlss,n asdlhu II IN luz !stioa
ella, X a.le herewith. II. hRElcMiNS.
Etf n>l:Hr,H 4'ty t'esk.
, 1860-02-27
aatijr:u..
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAII~
II RnAn-

- AtAD.
1859....VSlntcr Arransement...1
iesve the Great Central bcpot u 1'''' 's''1aS VII
$50 a <Sundays e1eepted} arriving At Peon, It 3on
ies;: :: E 8 a.; : ;t:'asas!a Gas5 :! Is 6
t,1Iesns II "a =. ,h}2 IN, ea,, and New
$50 ;n. tsa:ariays e1s d nlayg. t.,e,n,-h II
lSs ,G aspsi: s ST.; : ,;sSss ;T -
e Sleeping Cas- % III X;shs fall. . u4''
HYDE EAEk Az TCo1'Lx7N Tna1rs
---"e Cacagu 1t 7no An. Leave wood,axu III .soa.7
:. ..u Eccn, - :. l.op IN
aIsr.m. s.~r.r
t.ssn:tf IT ax.ss' sa's'sas*n'*aF.
ATICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
49, GREAT WESTERN tcaHADA) RAILWAYS.
ls59...-yALL AND ulz.Ka AR1Aaox4zs.s.. .lesu.
seare as Grs: csatsa +poe fos, Of srext
dea aoSew FORK and nosteo k1p.ess escept sust,yt,
S snn - a. * 9siv.t e:eq pn' suspsnsioa Bs1a:
-. lu:i3 pn,. gos:ca 10, Il MIDI. pe'' nc" Ae'A
so asnCncsunail ard Louisville E1pre.se.c<ps spn-
1aiEF:7ss ;iFs ": n clneanr At 1::o am and AouH
TO ro-Ns* Yo!k and Boe1on Ezpnt=s- -<aa!y}-a.,tve
s. ' ~ s@ 5s:2 g':l iss !! .a n.:;s e.:
7:oo pn-gneiauatj aaa Ieu!.sle E.;res* Eat
10, pn saturday to s,let.
7a9 pn tra.n* connect i P.is viii 1ao Lie nu1oa
for bas!o znd AZ pe!us Est; n Toranto With
a T:saa aad d1sas Il ss e. W.
ast: s:s:, S:x As:es ts,a,is anl Sa'a*'
u u Soth Id West, st. sa i: ). ths Gaaa on;er !;
Dearborn street. Chicago u; efH Rk .s ;,:s
Il. srA1p1ze, Genera iassenxer Akeni, Ie:s
, 1860-02-27

y lNY YClfk'* GGet, ChilaR0. IT., Feb. :: =. ls1.
rutc no'fcs '4lrrebs sIyeu. thzt the cunmn o"nc!l
hare of,iere Slew ik %1uCttA. fthws: Tin
hu,h .itts Of Gllas STREET 1u,1 lslsI+d stIsvt
CnInn street. In the w.>t bv!-on four et inch
pl hk, laid bearings If lot @A THAR hv Inch stak
santrE!e+ the eassh :hu e.th aIcsi In Gt~e.n
th+ III. " fuTm xtca grade.
Auw unless tIr lte shall tr constructed IN The manner
required by the llIutnes Lstfve tu sidewalks IT,
f"e The titn d4y Il II rrh. 1861 It will be built Nv tbs
charxeabte herewith. Ii. kEE!54ASS.
Gt*3.nn1-.iut t!tr t.xtk.
, 1860-02-27
For Ca n ntInnAttOH oG t. X Lint sec Page.
HE oHlpie It1cnt.

g,ro,. .na ,,,nt..,.,o. tn tho Drl,u-
y~:~s :. *...'' 49,: =: - ::!s: :'s'
'""'' "''~' '' - =" a.. :... d, ,e,s
I>>~~ L4~m.an. ' N
'''' NJ. ""': -; -; "' H., m - IL
rx.r: .z.. ;:An:"rIrs.
Mr.. Yan*.*x @1' 80
wa5,aas 81. ~. ] ..rs' '1s. =" It.. -. .:.t. 49,
u1Ltt-! In ~. ~. -t.Hh Tr-t -." !, a.e:
E:.ts Ms. p.s y" .,:, *; ,.;1' ~
VAR ut IL SOUTH ,h,ut: le na.. Mar.,. -.
Xa1Tsat IS sou.h st"n:.. b< .I.tt.l sssvh j. ~.
Warrant ;sss soal. .Ioud b. Lie! .,usuS j. -.
om';sa ia ~-'T.ni = 81. o. ID, Il W $, a,A- ~
,,.r... FKAc: sEc- Is ADDITION
'1nsf III rssk' . " n'f rxro e:., g..
1 S*@saE: = K !; aS' :'v' 3'ot 10 :
sualss,oa Of IL # IT . Int an. I'll II ,fs and sub
1t. s>,
surav.sion II sa.r.t,* : tn 1t ss.s suls. aud
! , ,ti;;Ea:, ,hssn: : !: - e ~ y. * *
Wa.:o. 4: ssr.a. shaa + as,.; Aas :t d i><,
%1a. ~ Sseh sS o M se aa,sS aast i s
wiEo. .o. 81 ,s sss i 1"as p sxss, r +. > &
r .'u''!t,.I Sa'.! Trustees ssts II ss sat u q"
10"D ~ 'S''ss A'' IL ~ 40 81
". ~ .s = =
.. - ~ Ito "
VmitsrI in ~,r,an. SO. lid, <ualh.
Canal + Tn:,ts. y su''siso" + y, - :;
CO rh!iss. nsaro1a
ss;; s.s;s ;s;ssrs :! ! I / # Fl: i:
Eca s. s VII. +a.o n"s' 'nss
"aaat - 20. ~ sou'' "aSsesso1s is OIL u 4" ''s' ~"
1:nsi;S;.;i 1sS Il T. i T. T. ,p,w sw
",p: ror \, Dxssvy:s ~ Iy1'.: ,p,urtox ~ CHICAGO
:'eaasa d F" s"' -"
wasran. ~, ws st. .,,,u, b. d.: .l.7 pr,xu..sr lsa
i: :i:s 4 =; i 4 ( 1s II sS:s:; "
f'tts s th r ~ ;,s:s ca IT, io t Town - ' -
wa1t,nt liz wrs. .noW, i, ,s,tel Nsv II, ,S5o
:.T1:nt ii. wy-f. .,onli h. Au ,a.t i, l.-
SCHOOL >E E;rloS ADDITION To cuscAGo,
I. GM4Ikst: i,a y = =" =" y: y +.
" II ts"~ns - ~ -
NJ "m'e' = = ~, 4, II
In warrant t4w.s:, aae. s*lt. I, ia ~ ii present sunlh
In ~ .asT.as ,sam'a, rs "..s. y: % Unite '
Cal Trustees %s4lyi>! IT wv sta VII oi lie Of sec
s,v.,,n ., ,oxk t.01 + ea:s, H. A. 4 s..xk..
1o.n 10 m,slSf. nssE; II vs,,. omitted. '>' ~
ScacoL SECTION Aputr1pS To CHICAGO.
G wases: u II ~ 10 Il
a..rI1.,1 sr,,r,,ty ,nprrL,x r., i.1,,,,,.,,
=. 81 a':ro sc G aAW* -, aa,, =, -. m
E - ~ @'0' s's'~ s''' (. IN, ~, :, *
In wa1cat ~, y. It. :.~,l Ilam1sstu. .ul..tys.u ,ts
t~rtt.pi IT fItIit UIs b1' N!s ut.
LII wAfati ~ W"st, "tnit-'-
y q Ss, 81
In warrant 81: West n:tt..!-
Il shf3a ~" AZ
Head sMhs sub i!vl ~. ~ MI q q ~ nv III
ir s.rSnt III ~ ~, .,.a :. Su,,t;i lion Il S,r
r.. 'ts41 INV par" " t!sek u. 'he.d't nwl' u
b.4.:4 Is.
IL watT7Gt ~ ~! teSd Ian 7's' ~ ~, r, II.
ius.. u r H.
In !; ,rr mt sd We t, ntut ;ts!-.
, 1860-02-27

NEW Yonk, Feb. a5.-Agcnls Of the Grand
gers were booked for the iiunt:;;arian-the three
iirst in Liverpool, tile remainder in Cork: Hugh
McCafrray. Richard Madden, VIM. Kirby, John
Daily, II. Danycrs. Ellen Shcchau, Vim. Fogle
tseo. McDprmot, Michael Luccy, J. Delaney, s.
Kichal dsou, aud Patrick McGivern.
, 1860-02-27
'-}lvtAI. .EsI7,{yI.A- l..

SArusDAx EsEEl1o, Feb. Is, 1850.
The following are the receipts and shipments
lot thu past IN cnty -four hours:
, 1860-02-27
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRIAL 1sAIt ROAD.
10 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.

l. rKAL RAJ. ROAD:
10 NILES DOUBLE TRACK.
The capacity of this oaa now equal to any in tie
,1,I,raa ,r,,rou,b p,...,..r r~,t,.
r.....sa 1s,,.',,.-n - sn', s.',.',',n,,.
Connecting drses IN % ,s Gaaa m pero =, Inss,s with
Th,op:a Trlns s."p I'll we.s:n Gis: ~ rhlselrhta
s aeiss as ,1.
=uE a;.s for ;pssd ana soasto y my ,es rsa!e
,sni"kag C.Ts attached t. eaeh train: wooaruas
Sleeping Ca1s to Expsets and Fast Tr1ts The Expess
1ns !s!ly Mail atd Fa.t Line SUNDAYS excepted 1hsee
in enn.ct ~ W1.i@ Luz .esT ~ - ano
AThSeuxh fa.ten:et T1xns a wi.6 Iou.ttec,
Patent lEakss~ed unde. perfect sou q Tie Eureer.
thus addiE% Muc4 to Tt sliHtT ot Tavrlezs.
rxo Dy TIE. Between w Yc1t anu IA
tsstns ''''' '''' s'0A VI s''De' ~ >'' 3DS''
nst Tsasti t. esS1 ~. god ia Soswe Fa RssF
charge though New York.
ray be obtained as aay otthe Important aFoaa
ohS.s ~ te Hsos ou utan any 9, tns teku a& Lne
o. Steamers o9 Tue Msst.i' OF Ohio s:sss aad At the
phs sSa,at;. H. II hos1on Se" 1oi.' ba1ofs of
I" FAnz ALWAYS IS Low Axn T1sx Is Qc1ck a.
ASK FOB TICKETS By PITTSBURGH.
Tin .,nn,t,on or,ss " -'.- .ona..,,aa. ~ ~ INV,
;3Tss; p1nscr ISE sETwEEs paass ss's THE AND
GREAT WEST.
The eaoestrs Of tracks by the RAILROAD Bridge =. Fits.
~ @ s; t sasSs u AT AZ ss " m ~ appreciated
f. q Sa2 Ge! 1ec 81 ay
.. A. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
Hsi;s5si @iiSes s. x:s sxis Co. ~, j*s1saa9zs Sz s Il
y Hfqs Go c4snna; s's aeFn SI h1s IT,, Gin;,1s a.,
ham 4 O., Cara llI: il; i sass Si..ler & Ga:s S.
Louis Juln II. 1rris. Nashville. rsn.; Harris Hunt,
w. Il liz r.
, 1860-02-27
CIDEWALK NOTICE.

~ tfty Clerks t'fe+. lhcssn, H., Peh. =. 1870.
Public fME<e il hereby given, ih.s ie t1.ah c"unrlt
have u1ere sidewalk t" TX ruilstErittt, f'a'twH: IN
TIE a UGs.lh net tEalt he I" Cnnu
.kuet, III the Ws>s uyuin. Eus feet ~.1e 1t [nels
plank a; hearings Of nut .> than by inch ''ak nut
nx let the earth the earth i!!"i Ill between teni.
tu funl ks:tde.
Now un.e.% the ~ati M e,E.tFc1l In tic nsannrr
required by the Ur. lcs -Jt walk. hvnre
lssA ay u March. tsG1. Il will ke tu by lfe street
Euhmi~ Tuner, mil the tust aetea4ed Un the Premises
chaskeable thu Tcwl1h. - . - -
-p..t@% %tS$ fHrFE
, 1860-02-27

~ City Clerks Otdec. Chicago H.. Feb, .e 1850.
Tubl1c Sucu il hereby .yrp tint iht cnnltpn Count.
lavs cssr, t. q, r. - =: '%Ts -;
10 Avrya. .tr.~t In the Wrsi NvI<lnn. feet vice.
1t !uca pank, lail bearings u MT f.rs t!an
by Inch snliin.. rt nth The earth or the eA11h
ale,i In ~t~rxn ii. To form nh even xn.ae
Su uniss~ the xtue sIail he constructed In the nannes
rtnr hy thr tlt.,llI.nu relative sidewalks, hu
frre thx 18th LAY .f M.sc:, lsGl it " l~ built by the
Street Gumss nrr. COST IN tie ps4sse4
chtr:e Altt thsr, with. - 49,
kn.FYr rFk
, 1860-02-27

The Ice breaking Up IN tho Susquc-
hanna.
Non7nrupEnLASp, Feb. 225.-Thc ice is rum
ming in the north branch Of tho susquchanna,
and Tie railroad bridges arc endangered in con
sequence Of it. Tue west bank Of tue river is
clear Of icc, and the water is falling.
, 1860-02-27
ElDE,yALk NOTICE.

~ Ct1r tLEaS'a Urr:t =, CkcLF', ILL., trt. =, Ito
fuhllc cuur In Ilstcis That I'll" t"Hnl'n Council
have "srlsft.t sidewalk IL ~4 c'1.ssrftt ~ 'lu~~:
the Eaal VI Jtn+su .ttstt firm Mitchell .tfrct
tO t.aastue sEce it, the "rat Ihtision, *4 t~f w:'u
~s1c uf ts pt7k, lat! lr fnga u mt }e>4 'las
Shy Inch ,,ax ssu,sug Let iu cath t!r eal,4
t:EI In h+tween Them. tn fern Ssen grade.
Naw, ,ne-s the siai! hc constructed III the manner
feQl5p.l by the i)rlir4ce relative trfu
shs 18th day uf Maet Ieht. 1t will te hlEit hy tlu
Strerf and tit assGs.ct ic prtM.
tessn f.i Mt it, kRElSMASN E4.y Clerk
, 1860-02-27

N CIty Clerk. Ut1ct. Ch!t.S1. IT.; 'fh = TT.
Iub1tc Notice. !. rry xI'en sns s y.
H. = ~ s Of Wts .,srrt ff M IL Mater s!F.T 70
ChS slrrrs The n nh t'slsIon = y. ,t a.n sn
ts,ntI.nx ixt into ef "r the snlh ae4 IL '"1~ssa
tnr,n ~ ~ 10 II tstl xsI'tt. ~. .n ..,,..
~. nri,s the ,;,n,p sb be tJhSls tsl ~ Tho Haaef
,rur..l y Tho U.it,aace ssasIse IT, ,!e*n.ks .. m -
fi.rr Tie 18th lay of M.t l,Se u WI - * ;. n' ~
tbasrabc thtsewEh. :. ..np,.,r,xv t-,,v t..,k.
fes3nol1tlnt II. hkEtSM.tN.,tN ~ NE|
, 1860-02-27
The Passengers OF tic 1il.Fntcd
Attantkglfps

HALIFAX, Feb. s5th.--The clearance Of the
Hungarian has been found, from which it ap.
rears that she had 3C0 passengers, ulainly, Ut
course, storage. No names have Us yet been
discovered.
NorE.--Un the contrary, Mitchefa sStfdn'
Shipp1ay Journatof London, Of the 10th, says
the hungarian had ~ passengers.
1t is thought there must be some mistake
about the stca.ner Hungarian having SGo pass
cugcrs OH board, when she was lost, Us she was
never known to curry lulf that number, nor
any Of the steamers belonging to the sau'e line
that she did.
, 1860-02-27

N OTTO E-All persons holcing
~ clams against Cc,s County vii te ;he sais 'ai'is
Che 40. Fctruary e. l:Go. Z. o. FAR'ftLt+
frsltstltt Clerk.
TNIE COMPREHENSIVE hereto
fore existing utder the sysc Of r. S. Jennings TO-.
hiss this cav dissolved bg Eurai c1n.ct All Transactions
hereafter will be personal acc uns aud trted y the asy
contracting. y. :: :JES 2!SHs.
Chseas'', Fetroary I'D. 1850. .ts4ASe
AIRS. BATES AGENCY OF
1f1 tiCE Fol. DOMESTIC SERVANTS,
iii i. WaAl,inGten Street. . l73
Bs.ween Wells and LasalIe, Chicago:
Girls sl:I!t f1nQ the o1ca without 2 pEEted caf1
, 1860-02-27

I)1Tr$BUlsGH, FORT WAYNE
. p;t I'd cb7s, to r,.ssu
s IS, IN * is RAILROAD
To New Iosk. Philadelphia, Bal:!1ore md washington
os aS 3at iasns r. OF View 1E
Merchants. y ..slaz ~ sou,e v bare the benefit
;s.s:a:e cheeKe, through
s t.: Canal sad V'a Bas
Free, tay {sua;asys e1ssp;ss
y ss fe sos
HAreat 10 nn..k Crnao, Staa1a Falls, Ne~ York and
ys;t a ~ s% Ys, Il e. Ss~ va Ne"
uA.o. soush to Goiumhaa, Zanesviste Newark, Mount
Veq"a sisos1sEe healing and in'esteE tow1sof Ohio
sa; 4 FsFs za M;a
ssssd T.; i. * 81; 5s;. SS;S
I'D ,s. a hs hra h,egth nan, CT the e's md
n @ = ss!ax ~ | ch'sss ou .ny Of the oaa viii
dr attentive check AGENTS At TIE depo 10 rceve check!
ea% spssss ~ ~ saaaze 10 "a t IT," nd
Tesv1s "a FL i u h: principal IleEet 0s:. the
Ps5Ia ;:;s!' IT. sRIsf IL KsySlS IoS.s i:
Be Pattiea'as to ssa E9r ties.t, X, ~ Fotwa
III. Hoes1os. Gsni FteIeht ~ C6iexe:. -: sft
f,ACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
IL RAILROAD.
sd a.ly. tsasas5s e1e<fted: f 81 A' ''1' WI '4'
:. i:lsF IT,. b. the che.so % and Soaa % .ss,efn % ~
t!aIa, lie uiaos Genital 4. Il. for tie wess md
e0A LEAVE EFxEEPoRr.
eaoses md Chieaxo i:a!!Ioad. to: Cllzso a:.d II.
r.slsht fs1x.!!sa ii point. :ss s..i.,pe n;.4
, 1860-02-27

Te Ex.41 due e2cs Il tho TeF7k Lrtls. ut su tts
i'css ye.scejs "f Ia,l e. ri In is esal war"s T.
Y.hs G+alta Of n tax fek tIo uu1lc:Yal itaE
4. H., 1f1, ..1t ~ u.::<E ccIta t:.:a.
, 1860-02-27

SENT TO Reform ScuooL.-Wm. Carney, 4
lad, was sent to the Reform School for larceny.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-04

Hea- The State Sentinel, Terre Haute
Journal, New Albany Ledger, and Evans
Vile Enquirer, scout the idea of any com
promise with the Breckenridge men On a
joint electoral ticket, as proposed by the
latter. The Sentinel remarks:
Men who are fighting for principle would
never be guilty of the folly of offering the
compromise they propose. We would just
as soon call a woman virtuous who barters
her fav ors, as party honess which proposes
a compromise, a sale of its principles. If
ever party emblazoned upon its banner
men, not principles" it was done by the
Convention which met here on the 31st day
of July. 1t entered upon the record a
judgment against themselves. 1t publishes
to the world, in the language of Judge
Petit, that its declaration of principles is
/" self-evident lie" More than this, it not
only announces its own hypocrisy to the
world but it has the effrontery to ask all
other Democrats to place themselves in the
same predicament. The Breckinridgeites,
in their platform, state that there is a Iadi-
cal difference in the principles of the Con-
ventions which nominated Breckenridge
and Douglas. If so, in their opinion one
must be right and the other wrong. They
express a willingness to yield theirs, which
every intelligent person must regard as a
concession on their part that their principles
are not worth pledging "their lives, their
fortunes, and their sacred honors."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-04
Be 1T remembered,

That THOMAS a. HENDRICKS, the present
Democratic candidate for Governor, voted
for the measure introduced by STEPHEN
A. DoUGLAs) repeating the Missouri Com
promise, and re-opeuing the slavery troubles
which now rack the country from center to
circumference. Yes, the country was at
peace on New Year day, 1854, but such
demagogues as Douglas and Hendricks
could not be content until they acted the
incendiary and set fire to the governmental
edifce
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-04

lex we can never support Douglas; it would
be a mark of baseness and servility. If
ever there was a true son of the North, in
humanity broken in spirit, and who bad
reason to exclaim, "Save me from my
friends" that man was David G. Broderick.
Had Stephen A. Douglas but discharged the
duty he sacredly owed him, he would have
gained victory for freedom in California,
and would, to-day, in my opinion, be living
in the land, and acknowledged as one OF
the foremost men in the republic. He laid
down his life to attest his sincerity; many
who protested to love him will, in wild revel
and reckless exultation, utter the name Of
him who could not find time or opportuni-
ty to speak word in eulogy over the grave
of the departed votary- Inscribe the name of
Broderick in fiery character upon your ban
ners-he was your champion-aud you at
least can afford to do him justice. He rests
in peace on the heights of the proud city of
the Pacific, where no ingratitude can longer
wound him, relieved from the warfare be-
tween heartlesS factions, and where his ash
es will remain an eternal memento of. his
faith and his confidence in the ultimate tri-
umph of a down trodden humanity.
CONCLUDED MoEDAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-04
DR.. j. FLEAGER.

EH.3 8 GETEE.y.EKs, tan sTKkZ
RE continues TO keep pace with al the improve
nenfs in his profession, ar his Rooms under City
Daguerrean Gallery, 45 Main street. He il now
making those beautiful Hard Rubber, Yulcanfte
and Am Der plates which in many respects, are SUI
perior to Cold Also the usual styles of Gold and
Silver work. Decayed teeth permanently saved
by plugging. He is also using the Electrical pro-
cess for extracting tessth without pain. Children's
teeth Strengthened, &c. Prices very moderate,
and work warranted. iuIy2-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-04
Judge L. @. DeBruIer.

Independent candidate for Congress in
the First District, will address his fellow
citizens al the following times and places
Mount Vernon, Monday August 9Th,
l z. NJ.
New Harmony, Tuesday, August 7th, at
! clock.
Vaudeville, Wednesday August 8th-
CynthIana, Thursday August 9Th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-04
Fl's ',ffqe, Iuly.al, lsoo. s ? : = = = 0IFI


al q = s9 ~ 81 a. a - ~ Sc
e The Common Council Of the CITY Of Evan..
M ~ VIII reeeiFe sealed proposals until August 2tst
toV'ioT gfaoi E, gathering aud ctd4mizing Third
street, from. Locust t. Sycamore street: f6econ-
tractor % fhrnish an The untterials trl 40 the
this Office. > ItTft5t + -
Clerks ONCE J,iiv 81 asf : - = -. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-04
RpER q on. sPRK.N,Rs YEssN.

RDERKO SPRE-SrRS TEN zsE~y'
. ALLEY. The proprietor Of the Pigeon Springs
bg7 leave to inform the public that he has recently
erected and completed fine Ten-Pin Allag- The
Springs are situated buto one mile from Main street,
City Of Evansville, a good distance for either
walk or a drive. The waters of the Springs possess
unsurpassed medical properties, nd il valids and
others would do well to resort to them there are
also baths CD the premises, aud the grounds are
beautifully shaded with trees, and surrounded with
a ssIubrious atmosphere. 81 E
VIM. BATES, Proprietor
n. ban omnibus regularly three times a
day to and from the city. juy26
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81 The Common C,lesl 4 a.. 6tJtv rf F,--ns
Tar MI I,fiFr stf'i.i fopusss until August llth,
lS'V- t"r the construction OF Sewer on Eighth
>ttet ifphi iAflsnn sEfget 70 point twenty feet
s'ntn east- q Nam street. 'fhe sa:fs.rt6r 10
furnish the ni''te, i IS and 30 the 't feard i
!" pah ana 81 itatfprs rl ite III This ofi,e ana
pa niftt 70 a intd+8 ciiHtsasis4t 81 5l.iSrh IN
CITY bonds, DAG Ilelt var g2d lng interest
=. EUEKE tlelk tt
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, Fi
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TRRAsURER OF STATE
JONATHAN s.. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GEEERAL, 4.4. =.
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J.EFLETCHER, of Putnam.
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" Order Tor Plank Side Walk. July IL 1869.
and nov il is ieris arlefAti and directed ly the
Common C2uacil pt the CITY q Evansville that the
owners OF all lots or parts OF lois fronting on or
adjoining the south side Of Hamilton street. from
Washington street to the eastern lire ofsthe Cor
Poratipp, calse tle sidewalks thereon 10 he
brought TO the proper tatae. and thar they cause 4
sidewalk OF a,ass Novzto be- aid AiawG tbereon4
within thirty days from the publication OF this
order. @P.-BUR X E5 Clerk.
Clerks Office, July p. 1850.
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CITY clerks Once, Ttlv 81 lFsa : ~ = y :,
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X X ordef fgrs brfek site Haik Jply ~. ls5o
ma no" Il IS hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council OF tAs ~t.7fy.- Of Erausyi!le thai
tiie own or owners IF Ii No ia Ia tht Dona-
nom Enlarg -snen OF -sti r;tase the sidewalk
tt'rteV9 10 ne hrolpht + .ua proper grade, ant
thht they cause = siAf-vs. Of Glass No / ID 10
iaid down thertsh WITHIN tllir y days from the
Publication OF this order
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From s. SoreHS0n Esq.
take great pleasure in recommending the glasses
of I. Rittenberg to the public. They give great
satisfaction.
From Judge ". B. Moore, BooHUilIe, Ind. 81
For years past have been accustomed to use ar
tificia sight, and have tried several kinds of spec
tacles but have found none so easy to the eye as
l. RitteDberg's. lake pleasure in recommending
them the public.
PriHcet01, Gibson county, Ind
Having purchased. and tor some time used, the
Brazilian Pebble SpectaelFs, gotten up BY Mir l.
Rittenberg, formerly OF Indianapolis, and now Of
Evansville, most curdistlfy recommend thaIn
being easy for the eyes, and III all respects good
article ~ -. .
Rev. J. II = MONSTER, G. y TE&A TLD,
JOSEPH DEVIN, J. I. kIHfSMAN,
SAMUEL WHIISETf, ROBERT DUNCAN. i
mar6-d&wtf
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NUsF RRCFEE.RD.


e. 400 lbs Mixed and Plain Gum Packing,
500 lbs Cotton Rope from 3-16 to II inehes,
$50 lbs Gum q 6 = to inch,
l50 lbs Gasket Borad
IN 81 reels No. Packing Yarn, -ssss...
- deZ Gum Cutters.
Hss 6doz Lanterns from doc to $780, Esf7a-s
20 lbs Nos. l, o, and Flour of Emery,
- pairs Sl1fff Oars.
Manila Rope ali sizes, Twines, Marlin,
spun Yarn, &c
For sale wholesale or retail at
i. jnne22 sINZICH & SONS,
pE.gzB y HURRO 81, IS .E.zF.V'
Il a street, have just received good assortment
of the following description of Shoes, to-wit:
= Ladies' Lasting Heeled Congress Boots,
/. eff" :" CATERS, H=-- d
Kid Boots.
g and Goat Spy Heeled g IL
q and * BIskins
lss' g Slips in great variety,
Mems Kid Calf and Lasting Congress Boots,
- Calf Scotch Boots,
- g and Goat Oxford Ties, ..
a Goat, En- d and Plush Pumps and Nullifers,
q Fine French Calf Boots, 4An .a
Boys Calf Goat aud Enaneled Scotch Boots,
g - 81 Sc Oxford Tie=, "a
Youths Oxford Ties and Brogans, .
g Scotch Boots,
Chid's Heeled Enameled Ankle Ties,
Fancy Colored Ankle Ties,
4" Kid ard Morocco
g Copper Tip'd Boots-eyery kind. =.
al Of which made by the best manufacturers
East, and will be sold at very low prices. Hs
iune22
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T9TH ES'.E II u II ~ o ~ 4 ~ s
q Friend.-10 boxes Chemical Olive Erasve
Soap just received at the . Star Family Grocery
of (iuly20) VTCKERT BROS.
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EE.R p1E.Y'6 JUST REIFFEsEfg II
Il new stock of Gold ana Silver Watches, Supe-
rior Gold Pens and Fine Silver Spoons, respect.
fully invite all to call and examine quality and
prices Persons buying nov. may expect TO get
great bargains. All articles warranted. 49, 80
ls=# Haz= BIT3RGLFF BROS..v "a
juY25-1 j.. -= Is Main street
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q ami Gardners We hereby notified that six
butcher stalls aud ~ Of fle vegetable stands 10
the Upper Markets Asili he soid at l.uhic auction
on SATURDAY morniug, august I4sh, 1850, at seven
o'clock tHHE5 534tA $40 ~ FL 2 ss#
BY order u the Common Cousiel-s ..-ss -. -.
Clerks odiee, July 25af. 1850 la 1s1za
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q ESSAYS "a 4y.EsFI.-- THR T.S-
IL dcrsfgped would respectfully irforr1 the cit
liens of the city that h. Il prepared give lessons
in music, on the Piano. other iustrumcuts, t.
all who may favor him with their patronage.
instruments IF All kinds timed and put in order.
He will also select ms rHmelts for those who Uro
not judges Themselves and desire 70 purchase
reasonable terms.
Residence on sycamore street, set@tth second
and Third streets. z-zI asas5F 3a asUa
jplyII ia CHRISTIAN NJ AT'TIII AS =