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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-06
TO TEACHERS.

FTHE BOARD OF EXAMIN ERS within and
Il for the COUNTY of Holmes, will hold meeting in the
town of BERLIN, the 5t day Of October. 1859
mencng at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the examination of ap-
plicants as teachers of Common Schools "a IS =.
1t il desired that all should be present promptly, at
the appointed hour. BY order of the Board.
l.. L. CRITCHFIELD Clerk.
Z Sept. Is, lS59-itd --r-.. ..--.-..,f-sg-r-
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BaHBY's TBIc0PHER0us
rs THE III

5 THE BEST and cheapest article for dressing.
i Beaufying. Cleaning Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies try it. For sale at the
BOOK STORE
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TO THE LADIES,

"EHAvE JUST RECEIVED a large and mos,
w excellent assortment of Handkerchief Extracts
Hair Oils, Pogatums, Bandones, Hair Dyes Hair Invg
orators. &c Extracts OF Vannella, Letnnon, Orange
Rose, rino Apple, L., &c, at the
t7 -''' BOOK STORE.
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Pimples, Tan. 7focklcs. dc.
SUaVING a;aDa E.ST,

man ought J, will find the Balm ola Thousand Flow
ers the most agreeable article for that purpose dip
brush in either cold, salt water, then
pour two or three drops of Balm on the brush
and rub it on the face 1t not only make delightful
lahcr but aleviates the pain consequent shaving,
rendering the shayen part soft, white and healthy.
For sale only ut the BOOK STORE. 49,.
Aur.lI. lSJy-y,n51 ~ -s-1 ~ r-r-r.rH-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-06

THE LESLIES'' COMPLETE GUIDE TO NEEDLE
4. R WORK AND EMBROIDERY: Containing clear and
practical illustrations whereby any any easi-
ly learn how to DO all kinds of plain aud fancy Nee
dlewerk Tapestry Work, Turkish Work, Persian
Chenille, Braid, etc. Berlin Patterns, Embroidery,
Stitches, all kinds, Lace limitations, Mosaic Canvas,
Canvas Work, Crotchet, Knitting, Netting, Bead
Work, Russian Crotchet, Edgngs, Laees, etc. Firing
Scarfs, Shawls Collars Slippers, China Purses,
Braiding and Applique, Implements, Varietes Of
Silk, Materials, &c. Vita one hundred and thirteen
illustration and diagrams, illustrative of all the
rous stitches in those useful and fashionable en-
ployments, showing at glance to all how to make
any or all of the thousands of articles in all
kinds of Needle work. Embroideries, ETC., described
in this work. By Miss Lambert. II, t'
One Volume, 12rno., cloth. Price l 25
For sale at ihe BOOK STORE.
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MINERAL zUCCANl..-we h,

IL just re ceved supply of this new and invaluabl
Chemical pr duct for instantaneousy removing grease
stains paints. from silks, velvet CLOTH &c, and 70
cleaning kid gloves without leaving unpleasant
.. 10. fff CASkEY Il INGIES
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-06
Confirmed Consumption.

OSAAAAAeeAS4
4 fe,p doses ariH also at once check and
cure the most serere Diarrhea proceeding
from COLD IN THE Bowels. ~
These medicines are prepared By Dr.. C. M.
JACKSON & Co., No. 41S arch Street, Phila-
delpkia, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers in medicines epery,Ohere, at IS cents
per bottle. The signature of C. NJ. JACKSON
WiH be on the outside aorqpper of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the
propristors, called EyERYBoDY's ALMANAC,
you wiN find testimony and comnendatory
notices from all parts Of the country. These
Ahmanaes are giren apay by all our agents.
SOLD BY H.. YERGIN, Millersburg, o., and
Dealers generally.
Aug. Is, 1sje-v3nj2y1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-06

During the summer that has Just passed away,
Thousands of sufferers from dysenterv and darrh haze
been relieved by the of H0STEfTER'S BITTERS, a
medicine which is evidently destined TO maintain per-
n,aneut place in the public estimation Bilious diar-
rha is one of those diseases which battles the skill of
the physician The medicine they administer TO act upon
the bowels to reach the of the evil
The difficulty is to get remedy that will reach all the
digestive organs and give them simultaneously rush
of vgor to rid themselves of this disease This prob
lem is solved by ihe BITTERs, which fails to
quer the stubborn 1t ia only fair to say that
during ths just closed this medicine has achieved
Cures than any other presented to the public
and during the fall which that terrible scoue the fever
and ague, prevalent the BirTERs Will gain fresh
fame. q sr--srr-.- 81 -sr~ .-.....---.s .s-
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
n See advertisement in another column.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-06
Dr.. Ro.acls,s Scandinavian r emedies.

Are you sick no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend upon it the blood which is full of corruption! Ny
scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier break up
the source of disease in the fluids of the body They
purge and purify the elements OF the blood Hence their
quick and complete in dyspepsia, scrofua erup
ons, fits tumors nervousness kidney complaints piles,
low fevers debility rheumatism headache. want of
ual vgor etc. etc These remedies are astonishing the
whole medical world. See advertisement
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-06
MORE ToBE ADMIRED THAN THE.
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What? Why a Beautiful Head of Hair:

Because IT is the ornament God Himself eroried far
all race Reader although the may bloom ever
so brightly the glowing cheek, the eye be spark
ling the teeth be those of pearls if the head bare of its
covering the bair he snared and shrveed harsh AND
dry, still IL sprinkled with gray, nature will
lose more than haf her charms Prof Woods Hair Re-
storave used two three times week. will restere
and permanently secure to all such ornsment Read
the following and Judge The writer Of the first IS Ike
esie6rated PiaHist, Iaai6erg: lJai-s t.all5 f-7-
DR.. WooD:- New York, April 49, 1855.
Dear Sr,-Permit me to express to you the
oogatlons am nnaer or tne enlire restoration ot my
hair to its original color about the tire Of my arvalin
the United Stes it rapidly becoming gray but upon
the application of your 'iiar Restorative" il
cred its original hue consider your Restorative as
very wonderful invention quite efcaticus as well as
agreeable lam dear SIR yours r5 truly; lsrpc
E4 ssDryeh ar Gwyleaydet.s - : -
Welsh Newspaper Office 10 Nassau St. April r. 1855
POP. o. ]. wooD:-Dear Sn,-Some month or six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Resorve and
it wife, who concluded to try it her hair lit
lie thinking at the time that would restore the gray
hair to its original color hut her we'll as my
prise after few weeks trial IT has performed that
dcrul effect by turning all the gray hairs to a brown
at the same time beaufyiug And thckeuing the hair.
strongly recommend the above Restorative al per-
/ I : : : - CHARLES GARDEN.
r fr-- .-. .---.. .- New York, July 25 1857. Z,
PRST. o. J. Woop:-With confidence do I recommend
yor Hair Restorative being the most efcaeous arti-
Gle ever Since using your Hair Restorative, my
hair and whskers which almost white have gra-
ally grown dark and now feel confident that iew more
applications viii restore them to their natural color
also has relieved of all dandru and unpleasant Itch
ing, so common among persons who perspire freely.
--s j. G. KILBY.
PRoF. woop:-About two years ago my hair COM
menced falling of and turning fast becoming
bald, and had tried many remedies TO effect. com-
menced using your Restorative in January last. 4 few
applications fastened my hair firmly. 1thegan 10 6H up,
grow out, and turned back to its former color, (bsk
At this time it Is fully restored to it's original color
health, and appearances, and cheerfuy
to all ). D. HOES.
Bhicago, H., Aisy I, 1851. -, fefs r.n IH
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of Sizes large.
medium, and small the srnan holds 4 pint and retsiis
for dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty per cent more in proportion to the small retls
for two dollars bottle; the large holds quart 10
cent more in proportion, and retails for So
U. j. WOOD & CO.. Propristors, 312 broadway, New
York, (n the great ". Y. Wire Failing Estabhshmenl)
and ia Market ST., Louis No. sgs,--1 s.f-' s.st
For sale atthe BOOK & yARIETYS Store
nillerSbUrc, iTs gT Stttfsf-lH q ~
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STEEs. PENS.

.r a.5oaE AND AT
0FLiH R !1H0V SAjJ1 jEL0Mtku'
rINHE 'tBan of thousand Flowers is the only arti.
Il Gle ever yet discovered that will create Sweet and
Perfumed Breath and beautify the complexion. leaving
the skin pure soft and white Its certain cure for nj
Diseases of the Skin and is the best article extan fol
Shaving cleansing the Teeth and has equal for the
Toilet As tooth wash. it gives pearly wheness tc
the teeth and delicious fragrance to the breath
This Balm is recommended by the faculty of almost
every European city. and established under the patron
age of avery physician in London and Paris and thou
sands Of individuals who make daily of il in New
York. Philadelphia and Boston. 1t is
THE CHEAPEST LUXURY
Indy gentleman could wish to have for the improve
men of health for comfort and personal embeilish-
ment and its delicate soothing sensation, and the de-
Hghtful oftness it imparts to the complexion. We give
few Of the prominent properties Of the Balm Of
THOUSAND Flowers, already well established by actual
experience.
This Balm Comedies erery Defect Of The COM
pherSon,
Aud establishes in its stead BEAUTY and HEALTH the
time whcnboth. by the changes of age, freaks of
ture, disease, have been oiecured and undermined.
To Beautify the Complexion,
Wetatowel, pour two or three drops Of the BALM
and wash the face night and morning In very short
time you will see the magical effect.
- d Sucet and Pcytinnecl Breath
Can always be acquired by using this Balm as den
tifrice. What lady or gentleman would remain under
the of disagreeable BREATH whSn BY using the
Balm of a Thousand Flowers as dentiffice, would
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white al
abaster: Many persons do not know their breath is
had and the subject delicate their friends will
mention it. Wet your brush and pour single
drop wash the teeth night and mornng-and i'll very
short time they will become white alabaster and the
breath sweet the of which the ..Balm of
posed. -. itrN N4sEBEsi t
- Pimglcs, 7d,a Fiocklcs. dc.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-06

MAJOR JONES' GoURTSHIP; with thirteen Illus
trition from designs by +. o. Barley.
For sale at the - - BOOK STORE.
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LANGUAGE OE FLOWERS

A NEAT AND USEFUL VOLUME for 25 ct
~ For sale u the BOOK STORE.
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CHARCOAL SKETCHES. BY Joseph c. Neal. Will
Illustrations. r -.
For sale at the BOOK STOKE,
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ETIOuETTE F0R GENTLEmEN.

A NEATLY FINISHED BOOK, that every
N young lady should stuly. Price, p cts. For sale
at the BOOK STORE.
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For sale by H. YERGIN, A1ilIersburg. (
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30
vsEW- W-HE.sr PLoUn cali

OH at AZ Main street, and get some of gle
hearts extra Flour, in barrels or sacl shade
from a splendid sample of new wheat
je2l ERSKINE, cURNICK & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30

PIcyIc-The pupils of the Sabbath
School of Rev. Mr.. McCarers Church, in-
tend having picnic celebration next Satur-
day at the Fair Grounds 1t is expected
that the parents ana friends Of the scholars
will he in attendance and contribute by their
presence to the interest aud enjoyment Of
the occasion. All who may attend, will
furnish their share Of refreshments. Omni-
buses will be engaged to carry persons to
and from the grounds, but it is hoped that
all vino can procure other conveyances will
do 50. We trust that the young people may
pass the day in the most pleasant and profit
able manner.
This Sabbath School mas increased greatly
in interest and numbers, and under the ex-
cellent superintcndcuce of Mr.. Charles S.
Wells, il is in prosperous condition. The
school now numbers over loo scholars.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, june %


Flour heavy, and 10000 lower, sales at
So O(G5 80 for superiine State :. 5 s066 %
for extra State; 5 4OG5 90 for for super
Western: 9066 40 for common to good
extra Western; OO@e so for extra round
hoop Ohio, market closing heavy. Rye
-four 4 OO(04 as Wheat dull and droop-
ing sales of 5000 bushels winter red
western on private terms. Corn advance &c.
per bushel salcsat 52@S6 Cor new mixed
Western s.Gi go for yellow Oats. lower
md duli at il@.+l for State and Wern.-
Whisky steady sales at 20, closing firm
Pork dull and lower; sales of 500 barrels
new mess ut Is 0OTl6 20. IL s7CG13 90
Tor prime and Is 80 for heavy mess
Peef dropping; c 5O@7 90 for prime; Q 90
9 % for mess; 10 0Otdl0 - far repaeked.
Beef hams dun NJ l5Ml7. Bacon aull !;
hams I0l Cut meats. dulli AZ. T(e7s.. for
shoulders; s}d9l for hams. Lard firm )
sales or COCO bbls at lls@l2l. Butter
steady at I5G20 FOR new State. Hides
quiet Sugar Grm; New Orleans 81; Mus
covado JJG6. Coffee steady; sales OF
Loo bags at IL. MolaSses steady. Hides
Buoyant. Tobacco dull at 546fI2. Tai
low duh at lol@s. Wool unchanged ;
fleece 27JGIG50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30
from, the Scat OF war

Geu. Gyulai had been superseded il the
command %. the .econd army by Gen.
Schlick, commander Of the Fourth Military
District
Tue Austrians report that Gen. Urban had
repulSed Garibaldis force.
; GariOadi was at BreScia.
The Austrian troopswere moving towards
Italy.
Napoleon demands 100000 additional
men, "a order 10 besiege IT,, fortress of the
Austrians, which formed the historical
square between TIE Miacio and the Adice.
The Austrians are said TO DO preparing at
Mantua to attack the allied army. 81
The mobilization OF the Prussian army,
and The more hostile attitade which the
German Confederation has created an I'M
easiness as 10 the result, general war being
feared.
Kossuth had passed through France en-
route for Italy. -s .. rza q
Prince Napoleons corps had commenced
moving.
The Austrians were reported 10 have en-
tered Yaltilline. = l4-.#Fl - -
FRAScE.-The Paris Bourse was deprcss-
ed r=--eklE- = "A -l 81 5..ss Z ss-l-s- s-i :
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Tue GreenviIle is due to-day ION Green

The Greenville is due to-day .lJm Green
river.
The Crescent City is to be put on the
way, at Madison, Indiana.
The J. B. Ford has been laid up at Cin-
cinuati for while.
We learn from The Nsr Albany Lr'4'r
that Mr. Matthew Dowermcn, the well
known boat builder, vas seriously hnrt al
his yard on Saturday. IN loading htIvy
piece of timber on q pair Of wheels, the
tongue fell and struck him a severe blow
ou the top OF the head, which lcvelcd him
10 the ground. Ills wound Was dressed
and hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
The steamer &. W. SOmtart, lO'@i II
lumber tor the Missouri River, wh> .:,-few
miles above 81. Louis, WAS seen on fire and
floating down stream. As she passed the
city, one OF tue ferry boats followed and
played on the burning wreck with her fire
engine. There was no one on board ut that
time, and IL is unknown how many lives
are lost. Tnc boat aud cargo are Il total
loss.
Objections have been made to the name
of Reindeer Tor the Gew Madison packet
now being built by the Louisville Mail Con-
IstbN ~ 'tiN N4h A'NAiiNNNi NaNN "aei 81 ~
aster, the Cincinnati Enquirer suggests that
of e Prioress'
y small steamer appeared ut the levec in
the city of Louisiana, No, 81 few days ago,
and hoisted her shingle for Peoria. She has
the singular name Of Y 10 L s. Hex
length is % feet, beam feet, draws FIVE
inches light, and two feet loaded down
She has side wheels, an upris BIT boiler, and
an engine of twO-horse power. The y 10
L is fast traveller, making ten miles an
hour down stream. She has no state sOoms
but can carry forty passengers with ease.
Ar Memphis, Saturday evening, the river
was rising at the rate Of 10 inches in a
hours.
The Cumberland is again falling, with but
3 feet water on Harpe,h Shoals.
The St Louis T. pet!tra of Tuesday
says:
The river was stationary until noon, yes
terday, when il commenced rising, aud at
dark, had swcllrl one zach The Mississippi
was falling very slowly at keokuh when
the Quincy lclt. The Illinois river is becom-
ing low.
The weather WAS very hot yesterday.
Business on the landing was dull.
Local Inspectors lIaldeman and Guthrie
have revoked the license of Engineer j. G.
Wagner, for incompetence.
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River item :.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTT REs-EKo 5"'cLacS TyEsnNT
TILL O'clock WEDNESDAY.
Pacific, New Orleans to Louisville.
silver Star, PaduCah O. Evansville.
T.. II. Fairchild, Louisville to New Orleans
silver Star, Evansville to PaduCah.
The river at this point is falling slowly.
Business along the landing pretty dali, and
ireightS scarce. Our commission Tsercha-tS
are having an easy time Of il, with but lit
ale to do. After harvest is through, better
times viii prevail with them, as well rs all
other river interests.
The Woodford left New Orleans on Sat
urday, and may be expected here to-day or
tonight.
The prevailing rates for freights to New
Orleans, from this port, are rs follows for
through lots Pork 60c. per Dbl; flour 35c.
per bhl; pound lots soc. per cwt.; whisky
soc. 10 90c. per bbl.; tobacco $40 PEI hid.
The z. II. Fairchild, Capt. Faucet, was
Al the wharf several hours last evening, la
king freight for New Orleans.
The Star left for Paducah. Yesterday, with
a fair trip.
IL is estimated that full one-thirl OF the
tobacco crop from the Green River section,
Is being held back owing to the unilvorable
state of the market IN advance in the
price of tobacco would create new activity
in our shipping business, as il Is, at present
the principal article of shipment. Should
m advance take place during the low water,
il would be fortunate for our business men
who are usually left during this annual dry
spell, with bat little business OH their hands.
The Cheviot passed down yesterday, with
four barges in tow, containing one thouS-
and tons Of railroad iron for the Nashville
Railroad.
The SOutherner, Capt. Triplett in com
mand, with Nessrs. Moody and McNichae'
in the office, will be at the wharf to-day
bound for Memphis.
The Union left for Green river. Tuesday
evening, with only a moderate trip of frright
and passengers.
The Pacific passed up Tuesday evening
with the largest passenger trip of the season
She discharged considerable freight here FOL
our merchants. Among her passengers wer,
Mr. Archer, the bright, particular star 0
the Southerner, and his beautiful and &C
complished bride.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30

To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE EVANSVILLE
LIBRARY AssocIArIox.-You are hereby no.
tilted that a meeting will be held this even
ing, at the Library Rooms, with a view to
the nomination of n ticket, to be supported
at the ensuing election for officers and ii
rectors.
\ report Of the administration Of the pres
en- Board vii! be submitted, and it is hoped
that all stockholders, who can, will attend.
and thus show that they feel an Interest in
the Association. c. W RATHBoNE,
President
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30
Cincinnati Market.
C1NcINNArnJnne go

= IINCINNAIR uut -J-A
Wheat quiet and rather dull; sales Of $500
bushels at 81 3O(9l 80 for red; 81 3OGl as
for white. Corn in fair request at Soc
Rye steady at csc. Oats in moderate de-
mand at SOC Sales Of $50 boxes Western
Reserve Cheese at &c. Flcrr duh all prices
still dropping, and declined l0Gl5c per
bbl; demand is limited; superfne is offered
freely at S6fG6 lOc. Whisky, no change
in the market: sales of 400 bills az 26A26s.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Sugar FIRM
and in good demand AT full rates. Molas-
ses and coffee firm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30

FoR HENDERSON on THE FOURTH.-We
learn that the Maid of the Mist will make
two trips to Henderson and back on the
Fourth, leaving the wharf ut about clock
in the morning, aud returning, leave at 1
o'clock p. ", thus afiording an opportu-
nifty to all who may desire either 10 spend
the day in Henderson, or to attend the tea
party in the evening. Fare, 30 cents each
way
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Local and Miscellaneous.

Book BINDISG We have completed A.
rangements whereby We are enabled To hll
All orders in Book Binding with which We
may lie iavufel We viii GUARANTEE tie
work TO be done satisfactorily. Ruling of
all kinds, and blank heads Of every descrip-
ton. will be done promtly and on salts
factory terms. Oar friends will please send
I'm their orders
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30
ALDEsT .f.N.I, MOST EXTE.N.
" SIYE MARBLE DEALER On TIE OHIO

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in American and Ital
ian Marble Head Stone :, Cottage aud large Monu-
mrHts. Vases. Nantes, Furniture Marble, &c. now
on hand, over 400 tons Of Statuary, white and line
NarceSttd Marble lac can furnish dealers greater
variety of fine Marble than can lie found I'm any IF
the Western Southern States. His stock
sss of slabs Of all sizes, from In inches thick,
and Monuments Of all Sizes at prices that cannot
fail ia please.
Those wishing to purchase beautiful and lasting
m.mentues, will md il his large waTerOOm an as
sortgcnt not 10 H. surpassed fnr beauty, originality
of design. carving, and execution of the
cru ,ltics. lie constantly employs a large number
Of hgst-,!tss WoTkmeu md carVers, that enables
him To- give better satisfaction than can lie had at
any other Cstabs Inn mt. His agents, ia soliciting
orders, are authorized To sell AZ the price that
the purchaser wOnld have pay if lac selected the
marble ia person. His customers can always rely
upon having their orders "lled to the letter, IA
satisfaction q, his ali, dBG,sasL YlsSS his motto.
MARBLE NALL BUILDING,
,l,,.lg Evansville. Indiana.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
CHIcAGo. juno 80 NJ

CHICAGO, June Up
The special reporter o: the Journal re-
tnrue} from the scene OF the railroad acct
deaf this morning. ut the train he LETT this
morning, at d O'Clock, IS cod IS had been
found. The foliowinG arc in addition to
those reported killed yesterday: Mrs. Sum
ner and two children, Chicago; Mary Ann
Canaan, Dunkirk Mrs. Fiswald and four
children. \ number Of bodies were not re-
,ognized
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30

PAVING MAIN sTREET-The Council Tuesday
evening awarded the contract for boulder
ing Main street. from First street to the ca
nal, to Charles Foltz, for the sum OF 50, ia.
The lowest bid WAS made by Mr.. Tibbetts,
who proposed to do the work for S9,4G3,
but his security was not acceptable.