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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

The fatal disaster of Monday night at Fishkill
ought TO convince, not merely the managers of the
Hudson River Railroad, but of all other railroads,
that il is not safe to run trains with two engines.
The moment two engines put at the head of Il
train, it becomes almost impossible for any sig
nails to stop the onward movement. The first
engineer may perceive danger shesd, but the con.
fusion created by the presence Of second engine,
and the difficulty of communicating with its
driver. render it almost impossible TO arrest the
train in season. This catastrophe at Fishkill is
the third which has occurred on the Hudson River
road from the culpable practice in question. The
first was that al lonkers in the Winter of 1884,
when the train ran into the stationhouse: and the
second was the great accident at Poughkeepsie.
some three years since, when so many lives were
lost. The only case when two engines may prop
ery be used together, is in clearing the road of
snow. where simple power is required but in
running after other trains they are always uncon-
trollabe aud dangerous.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
FROM SYRAC II = T.
NO FUSION.
TWO TICKETS IN THE PIEL D
PgofgEDISGS OF BOTH CosTENfIONS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE y. Y. rRrBrNs.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHH y. Y. TRIBINs.
SYRACUSE, Thursday. sept. 9. lS5s.
Both Conyeutious warmly discussed the reports
Of the Conference Committee,-the ugly point to
.4ttle being what should be- said in reference to
the Dred Scott decision.
Aaairs grew more mixed up sad more doubtful
than ever.
The Republican Convention adjourned I'LL
o'clock. fusion looS ng more and more dubious.
Alta quarter before 4 o'clock an informal ballot
for Governor wss taken in the Republican Conyen-
ton. which resulted o. follows:
ED~N D MoRe,S.......Iis ALEx. :. DWEN...-...... p
J,. VI CooK.......... IS JoHN 4 Ki>s.............
Gfo ". PATTEEsoS....... 81,
Tie Convention then proceeded to regular bal
lot. when the Hon. EDWIN ID. MORGAN OF New
York CITY was nominated. The vote stood:
= n yose,S........is5 .is5 GsoRGE W. PArrEKsoN... -
TfNoTEy JyNsfNs...... s. ALrX DlyEN........... 10
On motion Of Mr.. Porter of Westchester, the
nomination was made unanimous.
Mr.. Robert Campbell. formerly Democrat. of
Bath. Steuben County, wss nominated for Lieut.
Governor by scclamstion.
The Convention then adjourned for half an hour.
1lp. m.-Benj. +. Manierre. James Kelly and
Gen. Nye were appointed on the State Committee
for the Ist Judicial District.
The effort for fusion has been shockingly
botched from beginning TO end, and its defeat has
resulted partly from intentional mischei-msking
on the part of the opponents of fusion, and from
the laundering management of It's friends in both
Conventions. Several formal aud informal confer
ences have been held two or three of which were
for the purpose of explaining the exact meaning of
previous conferences.
While the last Committee was out, the address
Was read the ability and force of which Justtes
its great length, and Messrs. Goodwin, Diyen and
several others made good speeches.
The report of q final Committee against fusion
was presented little after 10 O'Clock this evening
and was received with applause.
The Convention then nominated
HIRAM GARDNER of Lockport for Canal Com
missioner. and JOSIAH V. EVEREST of Clinton for
Prison Inspector.
The Americans nominated the following ticket:
LORENZO BURROWS for Governor, n. $. BEN
TON for Lieut.. Governor JAMES X. THOMPSON
of Rochester for Canal Commissioner. They are
now (l1 oclock) balloting for Prison Inspector,
who will probably be Russell.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

Mr.. Arnold Harris. who is now here. expects
that the Tehuantepee Transit viii be opened on
the lst of November next He is having large
number of coaches for the rosd built al Concord.
New-Hampshire.
The new dome OF the Capitol seems TO make
little progress. | have heard from sn intelligent
source that the architect declines to furnish Cspt.
Megs with further plans, feeling that his services
srp belitiled.
The Treasury j. being heavily depleted just now
by allowances for demurrage upon trains for Utah.
This arises from charges for detensions whenever
they occur.
Ii IS said in snti-Lecompton. circles here that
Senator Green and The 81. LOUIS Republican are
going TO support Douglas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
To ,hs Asocia.rd Prs


W,sHISGroS, Thursday, Sspt. 9, lsS
The receipts into the Treasury last week were
nearly 81 s COO al Increase the previous week
of s9i5 eco. The amour; deposit : over sl+,-
50Ooc0. OF the $40, ,l23 900 in New-fork, 81, Oe
have been ordered 20 be transferred
TIE Secretary Il the Treasury has issued new gen.
eral re ua;iors in which he says tina; no subordinate
officers OF the Customs be removed or appointed
without his previous sanction lneouipeteney OF
neglect Of duty is to be reported te him for consiera
ton and action.
Hereafter in all where parties aege that they
have claims for the return Of duties PAID IN error He
-sl exsctions or otherwise. the application must be
made direct the Treasury Department oy the owner
or importer. upon receipt of which, report of The
case when requisite vii be called Tor from the Col
ecor and upon its examination, the decision OF the
Department viii b. rendered.
The Secretary also directs that the value of sugar
imported from Cuha he sssertaired and appraised
without reference the packages in which il is con-
tanned whether boxes hogshesds and 10 this value
shsI BE side-i the cost OF the packages
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

The Republican State Convention Yesterday put
in nomination the gentlemen whose names We sub
join:
Fer GOrerror EDWIN d. MORGAN Of New
70, Les,eaont Governor. ROBERT CAMPBELL Of
For Canal Cor -iouer HIRAM GARDNER of Niagara
For State Pfison Inspector. JOSIAH X ~ ERESl o.
Clinton.
Mr.. MORGAN is one of the most prominent aud
one of the most popular members of the Republican
party in the State. He has lately been the Chair
man of the Republican State Committee: he filed
the same position in the National Committee of the
I party through the memorable canvass of 1856;
+ from 1850 till 1854 he was member of the State
/ Senate in which body he held high position for
ability. industry. fidelity TO principle and urbanty
OF manners. He was aiterward President of the
Hudson River Railroad but long since withdrew
/ from MI connection with the railroad interest As
one of the largest merchants in New-York. Mr.
Morgan viii bring To the Office of Governor the
advantages oi al extensive experience in practical
affairs. He has taken leading part in the recent
sttcmpt 10 arrive al some basis of union on which
the entire Opposition might combine 10 overthrow
/ the party uow welding the power of the Federal
/ Executive. At the same time, no msn is more
freely devoted TO the great Republican doctrines of
popular rights and no extension of Slavery than he
RoBERr CAMPBELL of Bath, Steuben County.
is one oi the earliest steadiCs,, and most consistent
Of that noble bsnd Of politicians, the originl Barn
burners OF New-lork He supported Van Buren,
I and Adams in lS4>, snd has never wandered from
/ the faith IN FREE Soil. Ia which he devoted him.
SELF in that momenious crisis. When the Repub.
/ lean party wss formed be was one of its first
members. Since February lSi6 he has been
Regent Of the University. An active and faithful
/ politician and man of high personal character.
Mr.. Campbell exercises wide iuaseuce in the
South Western part Of the Stste sn influence
which viii ye; be felt in other sections
The other gentlemen upon the ticket are w,I
selected and will well and wisely administer the
Offices 10 which sre confident that the, VIII be
elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

two psrtie-. A combination Of them Is Inevi'aoe'
but the time for il has not yet arrived. But thonsh
the anticipated cooperation has thu- been prevent
I'd - far n, the state ticket l. concerned We tri''
it msy yet BE- found practicable in the Congrrs-
,ional District, especially where the two parties
acting separately are sure TO be beaten b! me con-
mon Zoe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

The st'empt 10 combine the two parties repre.
sented at Syracuse in united effort against the
sbhorred measures and the corrupt and faithless
men of the Buchanan Democracy, appears to have
failed. We regret this result. but are not sur
prised ST H. A little more experience seems 10 be-
Necessary 70 the masses or 10 the leaders Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE y. Y. TRIBUNE.
FFss . Special CSrr,sp0s6eat
WAsHINGToS, Thursday. Sept O. ISIS.
The state Of the United States Treasury for the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
Nspuork Daily Gribmms
FRIDAY, sEPTEMBFR 10, 1853.
tn COHRVSpOyDEyTs

No notice Of Communications Whst
intended for insertion must b. Authenticated Dy
name snd addre. Of the wr erot necessarily for gubcs
ton. but a. guaranty for his good fsiih.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
Bushes. ttes for TBE TEIBUSF Office should all b.
sddre.sed 70 HogAcT GREELEY & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
THr LAST RrsoRr-AvornER TrIrMpI OF

rEY X R.-Drsehcs rom Sir Colin Campbell % the Pr.
sl. OHce lor maths lfvishca sad ncws a.
t1bas,uG. of British sodic-.hc fowrr he
toe tuSnns iudsn sun, cE slowly wasting away with
tr e,tr o the grazIio Atc jungle Al he e5us oi the
b.. SURGEONS without avail rhc us resaTces OF med
eiur dcee hg Sr Coh no; the raan % sec his
army uns away before him without making c4or 20
r rh~ old .yeins having failed, he sarewd enough 70
90 u b trice and q er 9Th fcoars' was asd
10 world famed remedies IL so0n ioll1 thsi
fS~rs snd debility vanished borc iae
tive row Ready Relief that the Reuoya;s Resosvn'
Al Eeeusug Pl established bitter and p-nisncnt
hsh thar h- had enjoyed IN tseir
naive climate and that the mental and morale OF the
g.. IA. intfpA I'd ln he marvellous 1rlA Is
p,sh.y AID VIII prevail Doctor bad TO sckNowldsc the mi
r.iors skcacy OF ;he 4. K r. the rUers oroasa
t,o general use sld the British Army saved oce No
lt3 Eritop II n \.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
BArCmrlog's HAIR DYE-WIGS AND ToUrECS

Largest stock a She vodTs celebrated esishamon; Is
No - bgos9Wgy. Twelve pgiNa expressly os the
srhcstion OF hi HAIR DyE. the best BArcHE
LoRs WIGS IoVFEf> h.sc lntuN al others.
this ouy ac where those things properly understood
1nd p,Aae.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

against Documents Records. NsInis for Wood aid
all Paper Cement oI Artificial assiu kust Oxyc1
ton o. Metals and unsurpassed substitute FOR soap D
Thck sd Thin Liquid ful directions BY Dr. L. FEt chrwi\
ckS. No rs MsGtuaue y. B-bcs Cosn4c on kAfS,e rs
EsstAChs, RvS. BoVEHoN NHsN1, etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

NJ Josxss MEyEE practical chemist % re CeuFts O. Russia
Kasand Prussia has established hS ot 8; No o.
Broada ay Oi houson' "heis Ae val be hapnl ."
yu.nuf.ur,r breWer. .upcrpl-ndcnt> Of pabic buildings
A. D., lich he eurasc parity t,r sin~nts i.0i a.
st. II erma and Keep ihcm cv nom permanently snd
~het~ uay De hsd hoessc and retail 81 prces
fuas - 81.
Cvu,rai Agent tie United S.ses and CsnSSs tsSpSieA
V RVssrV>. drsS No 10 Astog House. aud No AZ broad
VsN Il Csns-st.
lhc p-rpsstous kep or sale by he popTeo' No ol-
Bsosdw ~ sna by al respectable Drurgist>
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
RAnIcM.CrRE Truss OrrIcE.-MAgsn \
so,,mr CLASS Most useful preseryatiy,

c.. Ma Ncs,y-s ASsor House-IEVSsEs SUPPORTERS
sHoyIpsR BRACEs StLN ELASTIC STOCKINGS Tor yagcose
veins sud ever, variety Of bandagcs skaly applied ie
male al CnGSn; IN prVs;c rooms ioE ladies'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
scporIIA OF S3 YEARS.

N, s.ni b. SIXTH: Two boxes Of vour most wonderful
u.sNTT,c saiyr hayr cur,i Of Scrola Of s. NV
f-,,,r d.s Of the dis SEP G RDovT No 81 Nsiis
Far ~s by 4. sNiTH Ne So Cans! So aes' CAufch
"a by sgs.l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
ATLANTIC CABLE CHARMS,

made fon the Atlantic Catlc,
And MOUNTED Ia GOLD.
a. hsag Oh Watch Chains and log sale rctan by
q. {. ALLHN No. II Wsl-st., second foor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

following t.cket:
Co,eyro, ............. LORENZO BURROWS
Jte.f Cor,rror........ NATHANIEL :. bkNID'
Caaog Courifsione-...JAs. K THOMPSON Of hClfo-
state Prr.on Iyecfor. .WA A. RI ssELL Of "s-aiA--'h
The two gentlemen first named haze served the
State recently-the former as Controller, the latter
as Auditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

To LADIES RETURNING FROM TIE COUNTRY.
-G,1Ygs a. 12f sLisfHps al s.. Wrh Lsiies. h.-~s'
Clldrrt's B,ts sud Sho>' ol az sas hAn ii -
J y NuLvR 4 Coz No 81 Csrsif
P.Esoss a Co.'S RAT AND ROACH ExTER-
NfssTOr.
NsH-T0zk. July 2. 1852
,t,,e s ..,.t ever ir- which been offered f1r the
evrrt.tn IA Rats Cocsroar-e. and AI- bit not tufA
fr..f P,psoN. Co.. NgaNtS AsD issTcr EHTEKsNaTok
co .l sf.t /, rlc0rlr0elffg either u them tirre
f. cleaTfn M state rar-ols CO.. krifrIius,1f "a
.Hea, de.-rosed oil tte CetoaeAe- 20 ~ bot 80 hi'
in A A. invaluable 20 lofeEkeef~r-
d" r FKENcn, Prcpr.;or ~ Frenoi'- Ho.ei
s,5 t- al D-rrri..s Deuet BAENFs P.RK's New York
RARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS
+. the Best and Cteare.t Art irle ior Dressing.
BeautfyIg C.eausiuE, Clrus
Prrsersing and Re-toring ihe Hair.
Lido, ~ a, For sale by all Druggist and Per1rn~r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
MEYERS MIRACULOUS vrEMN DESTROYER
No MORE NERNiN .

Ho.scs ships Warehouses &C. kcP; permanently free from
B-ss Rosc.es, Rsts. Mcc, Auts ana al other yUrnin,
sR- By CoNrRAcr. Al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
ropvszo BrrPRows

Tie American state Convention nominated ih'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
C,1ARET.-DR. Goop,Lr. No. 5 Bond.st., \.

y Sk~s the o. Ais specially. Long stand
ils and formidable together Win al then complication
arrangements such Neuralgia Headache, sore ThEca
rsrhi,i Dysr Sia. D,fuNicu ~ Mgcus, &C. rc-
h.N az. rn.llA.lN aAa raccal.s o.Ild.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
THE OLD DOMINION

CoFFgE P0T, aud
THE Old DOMINION
TEAPOT,
A. man ,rcd rnScr hs stcnt fof The United St;eS BY
ARTHUR, BVRNHAN & GiLRoY,
No. liz and l9 South lO;i-st. Philadelphia,
snd 10 sale az manufacturer prices BY r. 2 ToSSEY,
No Pistt-st.. New-Nork.
Merchant. New York should bv sn means lay m
.~priY Coffee and Tcspos which rapidly coming
ito siesned short ine supersede eli others
n. p ToRRFY !, also agent for the sale OF
ARrHIks CELEBsArED AR.TiGuT SELE SEALING CANS AND
lARS.
which. cdtd oil hsnd, hc best n the market
Also aud peenee Of ToRREHs cec bTseG DooS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18

displayed in The proper place, 10 be exam
inod by the awarding committee, It IS very
desirable that oil such articles be on the
ground at least one day before the COM
mencement Of the Fair. The Halls will be
in order, and their respective superiutend-
cnts on the ground to receive articles, on
and after the 9th day Of September.
Examinations by the Judges, Of articles
exhibited, will commence on Tuesday after
noon, the l4th, and bo concluded WednOs-
day evening, tho 18th Of September.
JOHN II. KLIPPART,
Cor Sec o. s. B. of Agriculture.
STATE AGRICULTURAL RooMs,
Columbus, May 10th, 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18
MAP OF
COUNTY.

T0HN MCDOWELL begs to inform the public that he is
81 engaged Ia getting up Map Of this County for
publication, which he aatters himself will merit their
kind patronage II win represent in minute detail every
object o Interest In the county The boundaries ofeaeh
the number Of II contains. All tho roads, TiVers
streams Se will be delineated with perfect fidelity All
the buildings In the county will be located 10 their prop
er positions. Baildings Of public nature, such as
churches postoees mills houses Of business &c will be
disnetiyely shown, The map will be engraved 10 the
best style of art besetfVlly eolored Vanished and
mounted rollers IT =
mr. G. u, BpRDIcKis is sole Agent to take ,ubscribers
70 THE map -
fremont, April 81 isss, llmt r-t-sa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18
Animal orAr'

of fEkhibitofs tcles Entered clASa
yno ye.n.ten pcs, ball Jim, yts eld, sweepstskes
Knof co.. sioiSs' 5ass Betler' Farm Prodge,s due
'ehio sr9solqsiqias- Aiapehs list of eovers,
aeIeofdsy that oyess article entsrcd msy be
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18

JUNE s. GELPIN.
THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery of the Age.


\TR KENNEDY, Of Roxbury. has discovered in one
-Nlof our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18

W. J. MILLER, Clyde. and by Druggists generally.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18

SIMPLE DTsINFEcTANT.--Cut two or
three good sized onions in halves, and place
them on a plato on the floor; they absorb
noxious effluvia, etc., in the sick room, in an
incredible short space oftime, and are great
ly to be preferred to pcrfumery for that pur-
pose. They should be changed every six
hours.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18

Do you cat onionsl A few grains Of
roasted coffee, eaten Immediately afterward,
or teaspoonful or two Of vinegar swallow
ed, will at once remove the odor from tho
breath.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18
SAW and FIGURING MILLS,

Also, drafts and surveys for Mills of every description
and Warehouses and other establishments usin
either Steam or Water power Also,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18
Notice.
d E E d s

w ARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and oUrr-cLAIM
w DEEDS, may always 10 had st the Drug and
Beck store Of c. n, MecULLO CHI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-18
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
r Q II CLOS SSY HAIR!

TAX ofbeauty, i cannot exist without sne head of
hair then read the following and If you ask more see
circular around each bottle aud no one can doubt
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE We
call attention of all old and Young to this wonder rial
preparation which turns back TO It's original color gray
haircovers the head Of the bald with uxurant
removes the danruf itching aud all cutaneoue erup
tions-causesa continual how Of the natural fluids; aud
hence If used regular dressing for the hair will pre-
serve its color and keep from falling extreme old age
In all its natural beauty We call upon the bald the gray
or diseased In scalp, to it, and surely the young viii
not they value the flowing locks the wtching curl
ever be without it. Its praise is upon the tongue of
thousands
The Agent for Prof. Woods Hair Restorative in New
Haven, received the following letter in regard to the Re-
Storatiye, few weeks since:
DEEP RIVER, Conn, July %, 1856.
Mr.. Leayenworth-Sir have been troubled with dam
run scu my head FOR than year NV hair be-
gan to come out scurfand hair together. saw in New
Haven paper about "Woods Hair Restorative as cure
called at your store the first OF April last and pur-
chased bottle to try IT, and found to my satisfaction
that 1t was the thing removed the scur and hair
began to grow, IT Is now two three inches in length
Dhere IL Das all off, Ihave great faith In it, wish YOU
TO send me two bottles more BY Mr. Post the bearer of this
may have market for many bottles after is known here
Yours respectfully, RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o. 1856.
PRoF WOoD-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative Is prov
ing itself beneficial to The 'front.' and also the back
part of my head almost lost its covengin fact bald
and now the tip Of my head is we'll studded with proms-
ing Of young hair and the front also receiving its
Deneht nave ired preparations without any benz
eft Whatever Think frsm my personal
alton, Ican induce many Others TO try 1t. HI
Yours Respectfully, DIR; THOMAS, MD.
No. A6t Vine street.
VINcESSEs, Ia, June % 1858.
PRoF o. J. WOOD; As you about manufacture and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative will
state for whomsoeyer II concern that have
era years been ia the habit Of using other Hair Restor
ativeS and that find yours vastly superior any other
know II entirely cleans the head Of danru and with
one months proper use will will restore any persons hair
to the original youthful color and texture giving it
healthy soft and glossy aPpearance and all this without
discoiorng the hands that apply the dress which
dIops would, therefore, recommend its use 10 every
desrous Of having fine color and texture 10 hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD Co., Proprietors 3l2 Broadway, New
York. IN the great y. y Wire Railing Establshment)
and ~ Market ST. st. Louis Mo- And soldb All good
Pfsment, o., 2ss1 .-r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

The CASADIASs on THE RIGHT OF SEARCH
Within the past few days much excitement
has been felt in the United States in conse-
quence OF the conduct of the numerous fleet
Of British cruisers which are st present OIL
duty on the North American and West In
dia stations. If the accounts in the New
York papers are to be credited, the Bricish
officers, acting, of course, under orders from
their Government, have practically re assert
ed lie right Of search, by boarding every
vessel. wherever found, suspected OF being
engaged in tho slave trade. The metropoli-
tan journals especially resent these proceed,
ings as so many nations, insults, and call
upon the federal government 70 lose no time
in taking any measures, however extreme,
that may lead to the immediate discoh,lh-
nance of proceedings which they justly re-
gard as highly offensive. So much has been
heard at times of alleged ''outrages" OF o
similar nature, hut which have proved On
examination to be gross exaggeraIons, that
it has become necessary to receive statements
of this nature with considerable caacion; but
if the extract taken from the New York Her
aid of Saturday last be correct, u would al
pear that our neighbors have got hold OF
real grievance at last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01
RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INV ESTM z Mt!
Il TALU4BLE TRACT OFZAED,
Adjoining the Town of Cannefton!

n TALU4BLE TRA CT OFLAED,
Adjoining the Town of Cannefton!
Consisting Of about one hundred acres, onehalf OF
which il bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All OF it is
embraced In plat of the town Of Canneon, and is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary Of the
tracts is not more than ten minutes walk from the ex
tensve Cotton Factory and principal coal mines. All
the products of the land be sold on the soil 70 the
people of the town. II is most admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The land viii eventually all
be wanted for house lots. On the premises are three
dwellings one of which is worth $500; another is worth
s500 the other beautiful cottage residence cost s4Oo
three years ago erect it, Either OF these houses can
be had with the land or all of them, the purchaser
may wish they are separated By street from the body
of the land, and all Of the tots laid off for resi-
dences. The property will be sold oera! credit TO
a responsible purchaser.
The location one of the most delightful On the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three in
den and rnit the beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville. The chief motive for oBer-
ing for sale. is tha, the property is too valuable to
rent and needs attention than the owner can at
presen. bestow on it. Address apply 10 the editor OF
:he Journal: Evansville maya