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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20
Corporation Notices.
august I6th, 1859.

ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS.
And now it is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council OF the City of
Evansville, that the owners OF all lots or
parts OF lots fronting on or adjoining the
northwest side OF Main street, from the
south line of LilIestOn q Lockhartis En-
Iargemenb to The crossing of Ann street;
Southeast side of Main street, from the
south line Of LillestOn & Lockhart's En-
lafgement to the crossing OF Ann street;
southwest side OF Eighth street, from
Walnut street TO Chestnut street;
Northeast side of Fifth street. from Io
Gust street TO Main street;
Southwest side of Fifth stres t. from Main
streetto Sycamore street;
East side Second avenue between Sixth
street an franklin street;
southeast side of Cherry street between
Fourth street and Filth street:
Southeast side of Cherry Street from
Fifth street to Church street; II II -
Southeast side of Cherry street nom
Church street to sixth street: !
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade and that
they cause q sidewalk of Glass No. to be
TIE publication of this ORDER
a. NJ. MCGRIEF, Clerk,
% By Z a. AfC9RIfF, Deputy,
City CLERK Office, August 20th 1859.
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Cuban News.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-Further
Intelligence from Cuba was received
here this afternoon. Dates are no
later than the 9th, but contain news.
A force sent out by Quesada attacked
the Spauiards who were moving from
Remidas to join Lesea at Nuevitas. 1t
was the entire force occupying that
place. After an engagement Of an
hour, the Spaniards fell back and at
tempted to secure their retreat to
Nuevitas. Col. NeYarre, command
ing tho Cubans, had made prepara-
tions for this, and the troops finding
their retreat cut off, again formed aud
after a short engagement were de-
feated. The entire force was cap
tured. The Cuban loss is reported at
Is killed and 80 wounded, while the
loss of the Spaniards was II killed,
81 wounded and t82 prisoners. This
Is regarded as an important triumph.
General Jordan sent out a force to
reconnoitre near Trinidad, and an at
tempt was made to capture them,
when tho fight ensued, which result
ed In the defeat Oh the Spanish forces,
and the capt2re OF fifty-sIX prisoners.
On the commencement of the fight,
over one hundred Spaniards deserted
and Joined the Cubans, and took part
In the fight A small party, convey
ing a train Of prisoners near Sagua la
Grande, 1t is reported, were attacked
by superior force of SpanIards and
defeated and their train captured
Another small body were captured
near Puerto Principe, numbering
eighty men, all of whom, it is said,
were executed IN the Plaza of that
city Immediately on their arrival. The
fate OF these men creates intense ex-
ment among the CubaEs, who demand
immediate retributioD.
Gen. Quesada, these letters state,
hoping for interference on the part cf
civilized governments, has not yield
ed to the demands of his troops.
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From Z an Francisco.

San FRANCISCO, Aug 18-Vice
President Cofax, Senator Stewart,
DIR. Linderman, of the Philadelphia
Mint. and others, appealed to Secre-
tary Boutwell, to allow the transfer of
several millions from the Sub-Treas-
ury here, the amount being replaced
by the Sub Treasury of New York as
relief for the present stringency in the
money market, but received no an
swer Since it has transpired that
the Secretary permitted one firm to
draw funds from the San Francisco
ub-TreasuTy, and thus take adYan-
tage of public necessities. The ac-
tion of the Secretary was denounced
by the Press, aud created Indignation
among the entire mercantile commu-
nifty.
The steamer Golden City sailed
from Panama to day with $280,000 in
treasure.
Advices by the st. Lawrence to
j uly 24th, bring unfaVorable inteli-
gence from a whaling fleet. The
whale ship Corinthian, which left the
st. Lawrence last Winter, is sunk and
a total loss.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 1913 AM
The steamer China arrived this morn
ing. She brings Hong Kong advices
10 July 20, aud Yokohama to the 10Th.
j. Ross Browne, United States
Minister to China, and family; G. II.
Cotton Salter, United States Consul
at Kankow, are passengers per the
China. The passengers Tor New Y ork
are Mr.. Hooker and family, Paul
Frank, Capt. S. B. Harttress.
The China brings 1000 passengers,
$50 of whom are Chinese; 2S9 pack
| ages of tea, 16 packages Of silk for
San Francisco, and 6s320 packages Of
tea and 904 packages Of silk for New
York.
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HAvANA. August 19.-ReC

HAVANA. August 19-Reconn0i-
tering parties sent out have attacked
and destroyed several of the Insur-
gent encampments within the iuris-
diction of Cencovillas.
Captain General De Rodas has
issued orders for the completion Of
The Havana Aqueduct.
The Directors Of the Havana Rail-
road have been removed for malver
sation Of funds of the Company, and
are held responsible by the Tribunals.
The books of the Company have
been delivered to the Captain Gen
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august Ieth. 1869.


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS. :
And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the
City of Evansville, that the owners of ali
lots or parts of lots. fronting on or ad5Oin-
ing the northwest side or Oak street, from
sixth street 20 Seventh sire ct;
Northwest side Vine street, from Tenth
street to Ann street;
E0rthWeSt side of Washington street.
from Ann street to Franklin street:
Northwest side OF Wash ngt0n street
from Franklin street to Jefferson street:
n Orthwest side Of washington street
from Jefferson street 10 Hamilton street
Northwest side Of Hamilton street, from
Washington street to the Longworth
Tract;
Southeast side OF Hamilton street, from
Washington street TO the Longworth
Tract;
Southeast side of William street, from
Market street to Centre street;
Southeast side of Washington street.
from Ann street to Jefferson street;
Ia said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought TO the proper grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk of Glass No. 2 to be
laid, repaired, thereon within thirty days
from the publication of this order.
A. ii. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By r. a MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks office, August 20Jb, 1863.
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STATEOF INDIANA. Executive DEPhr l
INDIANAPoLIs, August 8, 1889
/. CONRAD BAKER, Governor of the
State of Indiana, IN pursuance Of the
statute 10 such case made and pro-
vidsd, DO hereby announce aud pro
claim that the laws passed at tie for
~ sixth regular session Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of Indiana,
which began on the 9TH day OF Jann-
ary, 1869, and also the laws passed by
said General Assembly, at its special
session, which began on the S;h day
Of April, 1863, have been duly pub
Iished and circulated in all the coun-
ties Of the State: and that the last
county in which said laws were re-
ceived was the County Of Pike, and
the date Of such reception the 10Th
dav of August, 1869.
In witness whereof, l have hcreunto
subscribed my name, aud
caused the seal of the State
TsEAL. I to be hereto affixed, at the
City ofIndianapolis, this 18th
day of August, 1869.
CONRAD BAKER,
Governor of Indiana
Attest: NJ. +. A. HOFFMAN,, Secre
tary Of State.
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Horse Racing.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-At the trot-
ting race at the Buckeye Course to-
day, between Lexington 7. Green
and Dolly, the race was ruled out by
the judges, and the pools returned, on
account Of foul by the driver of Z.
Green crowding Lexington eff the
track. Three heats had been run.
A disposition to raise a disturbance
was manifested by those who had set
the thing up, but the police hustled
the disturbers off the ground The
decision Of the judges meets general
appreciation.
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The good effects of the present aG-
ministration upon the country aie be
coming every day more apparent.
Economy in the departments aud p
faithful collection Of the revenue is
making an astonishing difference in
the general finances. More than this,
government agents are employed to
ferret out all kinds of fraud, and are
continually discovering dishonesty
where it was perhaps scarcely ex-
peeted. Recent developments in
Philadelphia bid fair to crush out the
worst Of combinations in that region
the infarous whisky ring; and the
New York brokers are compelled 10
call at the captains Office and settle
thing thing they have not done for
wears.
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JUST now the shippers Of freight
between New York and the West are
rejoicing on account of the eonpeti-
ton of various railroads. Rates are
very low, some shipments having
been made from New York to Chi
cago at twelve cents per hundred.
This cannot last long, however, and
it is thought that the war Of railroad
companies will terminate during the
Dresent week.
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THE HARVEST IN WIsooNsIN.--Tho ho
Milwaukee Wisconsin, says crop re-
ports in that section of the State
are generally encouraging. The
greater part Of the rye has
been harvested, while the wheat
crop is being cut as fast as pos
sible. The berry is almost uniformly
plump, aud by far the greater part
will be grade No. l. Considerable
grain has been lodged by heavy rains,
but a portion is recovering, aud will
easily gathered. The yield is Is to
% bushels to the acre, and but little
rust or blight is visible. The whole
crop would be harvested in a few
days. Oats show splendid yield
Corn is backward. and a small crop is
expected.
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BUFFALO, August 19.-Yesterday,
in the Supreme Court, the suit of
Samuel Marsh as trustee against the
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
and others, was called, in which some
two million dollars are einvolved. The
suit was commenced for the purpose
Of removing the present receivers,
Jay Gould, w. A. Archibald and D.
Doherty, and the appointment OF a
new receiver for mortgage, and
Judge Daniels, after the argument,
sunmarily disposed of the case by re.
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The Republican majority in Ala
bama, at the election last week for
congressman and Legislature, foots
up more than 10000. Last Rall the
State only gave 4000 fer GRANT. A
great many Democrats have come
over TO the Republican ranks, being
sick, tired and disgusted with a party
that was good for nothing except to
find fault. cavil, sneer, cheat, lie and
emhroil It's country. ID OWL war. d I.
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Wabash College,
JRAWFORDSNILLE, INDIANA.
rr1IIIs INsTIrnrInn 49, l.

MTHIS HNSTLTUEHOH OPENS uTs
h Thirty-siXth Annual Session on Wed
nesday, September 8th, 1850. Ample facii-
iiies are furnished young men TO pursue
the classical and scientific courses Of study.
In the Academi c Department young men
are fitted for College. Among the studies
taught In this last named department are
complete courses in Arithmetic, al zebra,
Bookkeeping, Physical Geography, Fhy-
slOlogy, Rhetoric, &c, DC.
The instructors IN the College are:
Rev. j. 4. Tuttle, d. President, and
Professor Of MOrAI and intellectual Phi-
lOsOphy;
E. o. ,Hovey, N. A., Professor Of ChemIs-
try and Geology;
c. Mills, n. a, Professor Of Greek Lam
guage, &c.
s. s. Thomson, n. a, Professor OF Latin
Language, &c;
J. L. Campbell. NJ. A., Professor Of 1Iath-
ematics, Natural Philosophy, and Astrou-
W. e. White, N. a., Professor OF Khet-
Oric, German and French Languages
ID. A. Bassetl, NJ, A., Principal OF Pre-
paratory Department.
Fl. Il. Thomson, A. b., and NJ. N. WHIT
ford, A. b., Tutors.
Information and Catalogues. sent upon
application. a. THOMSON
augg dWIm Treas. WABASH College.
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THE total number Of school child

The total number Of school child
rem in New Albany, between the ages
Of six aud twenty one years, accord
ing to the enumeration just conelud.
ed, is 6.S39. Of these there are of
white males 2.S93; Of white females
1869; total whites 6,262. OfcoloFed
children there arel288 males, and 288
females, making a total of 576 lLC
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THE Pittshurg Commercial is quite
positive that the Northern Pacific
Railroad will be built The house Of
JAY COOKE Il Co. offered to place \
the securities Of the Company, if the
report BY engineers Of their own
selection should be faYorable after
going over the route. The report
is not only favorable, bat much
more so than was expected. The
financial undertaking, it is under
stood, will be entered upon at once,
and the great enterprise energetically
prosecuted.
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De. D. w. THnMAs.

Z Having permanently located in
evansville, Ind, offers his pFofes-
sional services to the public. He is
a graduate of one of the best medi-
cal colleges IN the Union, and has
Z practiced medicine twenty five years.
he sol1cits professional business. The
Doctor viii devote a portion of his
time to the treatm eRt of Female Dis
eases. Office on Third, between Main
and Locust Streets, upstairs lover
Judge Iglehartis Is of1ice) where he may
be found when not professionally en-
] gagged. lau8 dtf
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Auqttse Ieth. 1859.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
AMI now It is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the
City of Evansville that the owners of all
lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoin-
ing the west side Of Second avenue, from
Fifth street to Sixth street;
South side Seventh street. from First
avenue to Second avenue;
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade. and that
thsy cause a sidewalk OF Class No 2 to be
laid down thereon Within thirty days from
the publication of thi order. eI
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY r. a. bfCCfRIFF, Deputy
City Clerks Office. August 2Hh, 1869
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Boat Ra c-oouIter tho victor.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 19.-The fve-mile
sculllng race between Hammill and
Coulter, on the Upper Monongahela
course, for purse OF 81 OOO came off
to day. HammIn was the decided "a
vorite previous to the race. Tho ref
cree. David Carroll, was seated in .
six. cared boat, which was rowed be:
tween the rival boats the entire length
az the course. At the start Hammill
took the lead, but was soon overtaken
by Coulter, and it was an even race to
the buoy, which was turned almost to-
gether. Coulter then shetahead, and
continued to lead to the starting point,
winning in 81 81 go, beating Hammill
about 100 yards.
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, August ia fire
broke out thu evening in J. Il & W.
CreightoD's dry goods store, No 217
Chestnut Street. Considerable ex-
eitement was caused, owing to the
scarcity Of water. The fire proved to
be trifiDg, though the valuable stock
was much damaged by water thrown
upon it. The loss is about $4,000
fram this causn-
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Hot Wealher-CoTn CrOD.

SEYMOUR, August 19.-The ther-
mometer at noon to day stood 1902 in
the shade.
The corn il this section is but little
better than half crop. The replant-
ed corn will not yield anything, being
dried up by the drouth.
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MEMPHIS, August 19.-Deleuates
leave tomorrow to attend the Mem
phls, Springfield q Kansas CITY Rail-
road Convention, at Springfield, TGo..
on the 25lh inst.
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All klnds Of fna Saddles ana Harness
constantly on hand.
REPAIRING done in the best manner
and at short notice Imh5 dGm
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fusing to appoint a new receiver or to
change the present management. The
present receivers were ordered to pay
over to BIr. Marsh, as trustee, such
portions Of the profits as may be due
the New York branch, and George
Babcock was ar uted referee to
determine the amo> Of such pOr-
tiOns.
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TRoI, August 19.-The Haymakers
beat the Keystones, OF Philadelphia,
to-day, at the grounds of the former,
in this city. Score 81 to 8.
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erals Secretary for examination, and
an election for new directors has
been ordered.
The steamer City of Mexico, from
Vera Cruz, arrived this evening.
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gBW ADVGRTI SER gis T5.
Warnine-

a III PEZ@0N ARE HEREBY
L. notified not to sell anything to Mar
garet a. Sfuder or TO harbor her on my ac-
count, as viii net be respOnslbl for any
debts by her contracted.
au20 d3t THOMAS c. SLUDER.
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GEO. TmORNHILL,

EVANSVILLE IND
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shower Baths, Force and Lift Pumps,
ALE PUMPS, #eas
wBoUaHr IRON PIPES. &c.
EVANSVILLE. IND.

90 Locust street.
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rJ,REASCRY DEPARTMENT.,
i OFFICE TnE SUPERVISING ArourrEorl

10, \
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be rece,,e ed until August H.
io6 Tor furnishing and delivering at the site OF the
pos. oee NV York ~ such Quantities and II such .es
as may be required l90 cubic feet, or ess, OF dsu
son rsne clear ~ co or and Tree from seams stains v
say The sones viii twenty cubic feet each, and
WI be i % the square aud true sound ~ every PARTICULAR
ana according schedue Of ~ be furnished hers-
after
ALSO furnishng ana delivering above $500 Cubic
yaris more of Granite. AAAsaoue or Norh fvW
kDbe to be HAT the bed, sound, aud breaking Win
fracture Aer to DO BOND stones 70 cum
tain cubic anu no stone 70 contain less
than ly cuDic to be- less than inches thick
hisp for ynrs or less Of hasd Durable stoaes
brolen TO the OF hens csrs suitable Tor conerete
by the cubic foot ana yard, and viii 10
separately cor ension stone bblc and concrete
Payments be- made monthly. upon delivery aud accept
the the supervising architect hts agent
dcdctng ~ per rent until the nni completion Of the
tract
Mi bids be accompanied by penal bond In the
of flVVV that the biddcr will and perform the )u-
tract Ii awarded 10 him, the sucicacy OF the secu to 10
certified to by the District Attorney of the district where tho
bidder resides. -.
Department the rsh, reec, all bids
II be deemed the incrcs the government 10 DO
aod any bid that doen not conform IN every respect 10 'hs
Hdyeis, e,nen, VIII not by considered.
Proposals to he endorsed Iroposas Tor Dimension. Rub
pie and Concrete stone.n
Hiaders cor Dimeasion Stone will submit in all cs,ssA
simple of tho bid for ak inches showing
the Inherent styles OF cutting susAbe And sho~iss tho
qualify oi the material -
4. Is. MULLETr, Supervising Architect
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fNO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be
j received BY the Board Trustee. OF the village Of
Mown, Vesnon N w. unt August 1861 for
ain. thou-b Fourth OF said
village aeeordn. 10 pans end speeihcetons which mAs BE-
the OF WIN. r. S.eighi Fourth enue near
New Haven Railroad depot Mount ernon y. The oard
Of Trustees the right any all proposals.
NOT deemsa sasiacory y order OF the Osri Of TristaoA
WIN. r. sLEIlpr Clerk
Nourr ygaNoN. JUS a, lsJa
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM.


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A uCTION NOTICE.
n Household Furniture at auction,
at ~ Second place, Brooklyn.
THIS DAY (rHUKSDAY), July q
mt i09 O'Clock.
H. II. SETxAS will sell the Furniture contained Ia
tbs above premises comprising rich Paror SUIT, elegant
Pier Giasss marble top lab Bureaus, Washsands, ETA
gores Velvet and Brussels Carpets, ant Embroidered
Lace Curtains Bedseaas, Bedding, The above ali
TO be So promptly In consequences of the owner gsing
housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A uCTlON NOTICE
~ We will sell Ca
FRIDAY, JULY Is.
attGx O'Clock.
LARGE AND VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF FIRsr
QUALITY
BOOTS SHOES, BRO0ANs AND BALM0RALs,
just received comprising variety Of STYLE aud adapted
AARON CLAFLIN 4 CO.,
Auctioneers,
10 Murray aud 81 Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22

TSo LET OR LEhsE--A FIRST CLASS HIGH srooP
\ House with twcuty rooms, 25S5, LOT Ice, suitable for
private family boarding house business rpGfes. Apply
prese II East Twelfth street, between I'll III
and University place. from A. n. 10 . 7. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-wITHOuT BOARD
II house las al tie modern improvements. 2ZJ west Fif
teenth sGrect.