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BLINDS


ERAUES-Door and Window.
EiZF. THICKNESS. PRICE.
0Ai'--.s---... s-.-'---.-- .S 80
90
Other sizes made 10 order.
&c BLINDS ~ ali sizes made 70 order.
r. DOORS other Than regular siaes on hand, or
made on short notice.
Doors mOnlded 10 order. Builders should, ifpos-
sibe, make their Frames "f regular sizes, they
then be- supplied at any timc.
Ceiling, Siding, and Flooring for sale. Monll-
inss of ssii size Fencing Boards feet long, for
sale cheap. one Window contains twclyes lights
All orders must be addressed TO
T.. s. BABCOCK.
mylI-1yd&w Evansville, Ind.
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CANELs ON AN ALABAMA PLANTATION
The Selma Ala Se.tiael, OF the goth inst,
says: rs. s...- ....- ..
The camels purchased by Mr. Woolscy
from Captain Machado, last week, seem to
answer many useful purposes The other
day one OF these animals, with rider, brought
twelve bushels OF shcllcd corn To town to
mill. 30 one camel, in milling alone, will
answer the purposes OF Il wagon and two
mules, and will travel over the ground four
times as quick as the mules We under
stand they have been tried in the pillow and
answer the purpose admirably, being docilc,
and easily managed
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The County Assessment

We are indebted to Mr.. Hardin, the Coun-
ty Assessor, for the following comparative
statement of the new and old assessment of
real estate in vanderhurgh county. 1t will
be seen that the increase in the county has
been nearly eighty per cent. upon the valua-
ton of 1871; and the increase in this Pig
eon) township has been over one hundred
per cent:
Value of Tdrable Real Estate OF Wander
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rsa. A singular death occurred on Satur-
day, near Richmond, in this State. While
n Mr.. Nevis, with Others, was attempting to
drive COW to Il neighboring farm, she
turned upon him, and strack him to the
ground with snch force as to instantly kill
him.
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Ice Cream Ice Creami
Ed ROI'LE, LITE OF THE fyR.u

II IF Farrell * Co., would respectfully inform
the public generally that he. has opened his Ice
Cream saloon and will warrant his cream 10 be oi
the prcst and most delicious kind made IN the cry
Evening parties and weddings can be sEppiied ~
the shortest notce and the most reas"bsOie
terms The Saloon has iscn lately htte'i Up ih
superb style.
EE-A large supply Of Confectionery and Cracheis
or retail my6-lmd
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kss.srcHEs .s.>.D sRu.sERY.-

~ MEM STOCK At BITfROLLF'S.
We would respectfully inform the public that We
have Just received our stock of Gold and Sill
N''i atcheSY Inc JeNelry, Siyerware Clocks, Gold
frliS, &e, Including some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mo>iir. aud ttmro Sgtts very rich and handsome
=, h., ''i Gold Gnar Fob and Vest Chains, Breast
lins. Htacelrts, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &C.
"" would call particular attention Co our stock Of
Gold and Silver Matches, which are Of superior
qUl.liN. la all RESPECTS Also, good stock of Ia
hi', TEES, salt, and Masiard Spoons, Forks, &C,
warranted pure SlFer
Sii'"r-iate'i Ware, such as Casters, Cake Bas-
kris, Spoons, DC, Of TUE BTsF QUALITY, always
hand.
We are selling AT Eastern prices for cash, and
warrant our goods &C De- represented.
myl6 BITTROLLF BROS, Is Main ST.
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THE HUDSONs BAY ComPAYY. THIS pow
erful corporation will he deprived, by the
English Government, of lis privileges with
in the coming month. The Indian trade
will lac open to all who choose 20 seek it,.
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sSB4PE.,iG .g.,,D mo uY.s'G M

ii. RAMEI, JR., is receiving, and has for sale
the following machines:
The Kentucky Harvester.
New York Reaper and Mower.
New York Reaper.
hanny's Reaper and Mower combined.
Buckeye Reaper and Mower.
Buckeye Mower.
K. l.. Aliens Reaper and Mower
Eight-horsc Threshers and Cleaner
Four horse Threslicrs and Cleaners
Four-horse Operators
Two-hursc Threslers. Also
Corn Crushers, Of different patterns
Corn Shelters
Grading and Moving Scythcs.
Grain Cradles, DC.
Samples Of the above machines can DC seen at
his store, corner % Vine and First SITS my2O
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q q Prince of the House q David; Surgeons
Sermons, nth edition; city Of the Great hing; Tho
Ministry Of Life; Life Of James Watt; The Jealous
Husband; Love Litte-LOye me Long High
Life IN New York, by Jonathan Slick; Romance
and its Hero Life OF kit Carson. For sale by
JOHN HEALY
my1O Corner First and Main streets
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.@s.sA@ or y:ah5.snAE PB0P-

~ ERTY.
| will sell the Store and Lot BOW occupied ly
Messrs. Keller & White, on Main street, Is Lots on
the corner of Pine and and Centre streets The elk
lots form area 100 feet by l50-an admirable To-
cation for manufacturing establishment. There
Is a two-story frame house ON the premises The
property lays nearly opposite kratZ & Holman 5
Foundry. | will also sell part of Lot No. 30, In
the Upper Enlargement fronting - feet on First
street, and extending $50 feet back To- the alley,
with good two-Story brick-heuse covering the
whole front 30 feet, with stable, wood she'd and
corn crib GA the alley. For particulars inquire Of
the subscriber.
4 MI NATHAN RnWIEN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SSrEB or s:9LU.gnAE EEL rs.

~ TATE IN EVANSVILLE.
ON the sixth day Of July, 1853, will sell at pub
lie auction without reserve to the highest bidder,
an the II" misses, the following described real
tate to-wit Lots No. ~. H., II, I3, IL, H. IL,
Il, "a, 10, -, II, 30 81 81, 30, 80, Al, A. A. a.
-, 10, ~, IS. ~, aud 80, designated on plat
Of Rogers & Illusions addition To the City of EV-
ansyilie. For particular description of premises,
plats in possession of samuel Sw indell aud Ia
kcr y Foster.
Trrins Of sale, half cash one Tunrth on the
lst Of January, 1890, and fourth Tire first
day oI April, lSGo, with interest ON deferred pay
mcuis, to hc secured liy mortgage on good personal
security. JONATHAN RENICK, Executor Of
iai-td ANDREW HUSTON.
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McNlI .s!l, ou SATURDAY. June lih. tho re-
manning i.r!5"n ri Ms smiths ,suu!,, t.,-wit: 4
I"tl vtt. makers Time .tc, lot 90 80 vale,
fine cirlst, me excellent linen sheets, ur laiL.
sra: tNo iiut Clrth COATS lot 81 dry ginds, Jew
elgy. Ac Tia, a.. H., add ~ cur AMI ion ROOMS
without reserve, -v starts Ion France weak
ic3 ~. NELSON \ Go
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ceSSu "lerdtl"u, one "t which can be seen at tho
Canal or NJ Pi'ayune &ill la this city.
Thee Machines are got up il, gor,l style, and are
durable AMI cilectm,l in thcir operations They c-u
he had "n reasonable terms =, c.,li, aud So c
cur months iin". Mcssrs Krat2 4 IIcilman ar.
the agents.
wish 60 sell State or Territory Rights or this
Machine, aud viii give great hars:,iu, IaIsa have.
tl- ri.iit "f piur cs'ifiics ia thu Pocket for o. p
M"rrh' self Heating Smoothing Ir.n. aud ~ix
c,nntirs Tor T. Sanders Spring Wire Horse Hay
l;akt, all Of which will sell cI,cap / will tr.l.
rights tor almost any Kind " prop"rtN
1870 HIRAM HyrKIN
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sNoTsT0Es-BRsT s.ET-FsETH

rnieyr Potatoes for catI1, or seed, Just received
and lnr sale by CHAS. MCJOIINSTON
irl Puseys Block Main street
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EEsnTTE sTEPHIR sPRE.,.G -

~ UNION cot NTg, KY.
Vie Undersigned respectfully announces that lac
NH ';en ihpse Springs on the first day Of June
ucNl ihc-' springs are among the most celebrated
IN The West. Ia connection with the Sulphur
SPRING IS q In" ChslyLoate Spring, much celc-
hi1trd On account II the medicinal qualities Of its
wafcr~- Every accommodation will De Given 10
persons Visiting. iii- Springs.
Thor j. daily c~uycyanc" from Cniontown to
the Springs. " ]. GREEN,
niNIS I'm proprietor
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EF eHETE B~.f.N'>, pREEs, HFEF;

90 bushels " hide Roans,
10 lakes Hamburger Chetsc,
1000 rs pr..i Reef, iill fifsi-iair Article.
Received this day and Tor sale Nv
GHAS. MsJOII NSTON,
ir' s.4iu -rr..t near IA. email
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just r.crivti from New York. fine lot of ready
made Summer Clothing, aul shoes of al kinds,
which selling 1T Auction ou uur regular
auction days TUESDAY. Thursday. and SATURDAY
at O'clock, AID every evening at early las li.Lt.
lr2 H. NELSON co
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ny3s-iwd NATHAN R0wLEY.
n .ssr rHhEen.sl.MIc DIsP.aTaaa

= "
Come at last, The very same lot of Dry Goods
for which the fair portion of the creation, the La
dies of our beautiful cits, have been waiting 50
long hats at last arrived per steamer Dunleith and
ready for sale. We cordially invite
friends and especially ladycustomers, to .Ai at
store, I3 Main street. and select articles accor
ding to taste aud convenience. Don't forget. 43
Main street. Imy3Ol MILLER & NIEUAUS.
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The und .reiencd has established a Wareroom 81
the OIL Apollo Hail. for the purchase and sale Of
new and second hand FURNITURE, Stoves, Table
" rte, Glassware, and in fact every thing pertain
iu| 90 the household Usr' which hc will sell at the
L'-fa second hand furniture prices. The highrs,
cash prices paid FER ail articles offered Tor sale
public 90 private. utdyr. IyiI EJr IarHisLin. will
i' promptly atiru,!rl 6" in ans part 81 The city
Also ai kIni- ct r-i.ri,. AMI Wo'i Turning dom.
ga IA. .lusJt-fi notice.
g., enables y. HITLER
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100 COSTLY PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN AWAY

IOO NOSlL1 IhESENiN Dr. III ' ET AN \
MAD. B0SCO, the distinguished M.GIcIEHNE,
who is pronounced by the Public and the Press To
be the Greatest PythuniSt ever seen here, bcgs To
return her sincere acknowledgements t. the Citi-
Zens Of Evansville for the kind patronage extended
10 her during her brief sejuurn among them, NJ the
saline time she politely announces her Grand Fare
well Dramatieal, fa-cicdl aud Fantasticsd SuTccs
when She will have the pleasure of Introducing
many New, Startling, and Laughablc >eahocs in
Natural and Physical Science.
Before leaving Evansville, Mad. B0StO has de
tcrmincd on presenting her audience gr.,tuitou>ly,
with "A large number of SPLENDID GIFTS, irclu,iiuC
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Rings, Gold
Brooches, Gold Studs, Gold Pencil Cases, Gold
Bracelets. &c, g., together with many other art-
cles too numerous to mention, all Of which Mad.
BoScO pledges herself will be GIVEN AWAY, bona
ME, and to the entire satisfaction of the audicncv
Gifts can be seen at BlTTRoLFF BROS, Main
street.
Grand Performance for Families and Schools, on
SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock
The Hall will be delightfully."- cooled 10y a GRAND
INDIAN PUNkAH, which viii circulate a re
ireshing and fragrant breeze
Es3 Appropriate Music each Evening.
ADMISSION. .--..-.......-.- ~ GENTS.
Remember there is ne Extra charge. The Gifts
are FREE.
r. Doors oreu at ~ o'clock. 10 coIumyu,. at $
precisely. ici
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eEsr RgChyI.ED. ExpHEs.

~ fftE " ffil'it ~ EifhSt>.
. ra,ks 3uIwy a Ga, Brandy, " lois
- +" usNuruc', OH Port Wine.
= ., o. Gii NtIcie4
jlt d" Pale sltrIy
81 tHpA,s superior Ciur..t
pip Pas, Holland tin.
Juucn-fu.,f Guc Jamaica rum a. 1852
. cssl- - anime Barclay & Perkins Porter.
ia liiHi- and quarts.
. ci,k- ''-Guju, Scotch Ale. MUirs.''
~ pintS and quarts.
~ t:tsket, Hridslri,s Sparkling Champagne.
tEgahuy, artiC., ~ gtirante, To IL, IH every re
-i,,t Is described. ALlIS * HOW Is,
Wv.ii Water street.
H,E03 $.sIE = five .HsECH CO .. :
. for s.sl~- with calf a f.w days old. Enquire
az thlr onict
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HIRAM II Z K [ II s.
IMPROVED
unSrMN.i Y 7 y aEe = c 4 4

Il list, lojS. In offering
this Machine to the public, ]
have but little TO say. [.
flatter myself that they will
give satisfaction. ! leave ia
with those vino use them tu
judge a. Tea their m.rits. |
warran I them t. do good
work and ask the favor Of all
who want 4 smut machinc.to
try one If mine. They have
one great advantage ovcrthc
most 0f Machines in use M
PRESENT: they leave no dirt
around them, il bcin. all
carried off 10y = suction fin.
and can 10 discharged out
SHE the mill, if desired
Several II them are ia sue
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ALsL.EGANX
SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND

STONE, GENTHNER G CO.,
MANUFACTURERS.
ELISHA =. BABCOCK. ...............A Agent,
EVANSVIL LIE, INDIANA.
Have constantly on hand SASH, Doors and ROLLING
and STATIONARY SHADE BLINDS, Of Superior Allie
gany Lumber, wei soassn"d, and neatly and strong;
IN manufactured
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g Ro.n K-.N.ENE HL.l.,h HoOnN

= n NANtFAt'Ij RID I;l s. 81. GEU PEI. .
ANA abb now o. Manufacture very good ELNNE
l"hs, well PACED. at q lower liicr than the New
York made i.-.k, sa,Id. Twenty percent ~ IN
o. ~tN-'i iy ordering Blank Books ia my t-ft.,l.-
lishmcnt
Magazines. Music. and other jobs will u, done
= pr cent. cheaper than amy bound before in lLiS
pi5r''. Esil ia,iin: iin"k~ viii To- bonui ia duri-
tle style ~ 30 {" i" cents piece Paper viii To-
ruled e. ANY pattern at 90 t",ii 9, nts rcanI
Pamphlets will D. covered aud trimmed AT ia
Gents a hui'lrc,!
Eiauk q" BE- iur city t.,G county offices, banks,
Sc, viii o. manufactured 81 the l,->t PAPER aud
rf,ut'd Ia De- e',..i the irs duur IA other
u'5-.-- =. NJ. GEUfEL.
i-i I'm corner Vine aud First streets
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EfAaa BUSHELS PKr.ng U.HITE
= Nv " AbiAt 'hS rrcrtAef AT
my2C Il. n. COOK & SONS

Es5sksH .sR8FT:sE-E. s.nSL ;. sEP-
lsies-D Dried Peaches,
priisi Apples, .
Su;s,r-,nr,d Dried ls,.f, (in,inhati
S1sar-curei Hams,
Extra White Wheat Fi-ur, Fine aL.
Suuetinr,
Potaty,>, Lard, Lard oil,
Pickles, in great variety,
Soap, &c, Sc
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sM. BiEkHoN tii-.---- p BR0UGlTOS.
HR EERE2O sS,ER q 8ROEGRTO.y.

HS Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Dealers in PAINTS,
DHs, FARNISHEs, &C., Washington Block Main ST.,
Evansville, Ind. Country crchants supplied
very Hi'crSi terms. my7-ly
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T.. II. SABIN & co.

Eh.1i-ssNTR.sTG R-S s.SkE.- H,'
q u VirGe of AZ order OF tie t.,lIrt of Common
Pleas al Sander51irsh cCunty, will sell ri puLlc
auction, n the Court l"Gss, dor in Eyanssill on
the 9th day al June, iSIl, part ct the : G or 81
see No. IL, township s"uth, range IL west con
tanning three acns, adjoining lands of Peter SHARP
+. ". Brinkncyrr, and ~ iug 0u the road L,ading
from the Poor House a. The r,.sil-nrc Of Edgar e.
Dunk. Said.prcniiseS III h. sold ia subdivisions.
"a plat -! which can he sccn ~ my office
Terms 81 sale, tne-ihrd cash; balance in l. and
Is months from t.y of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, waving all relief
from valuation or appraisement laws with interest
from the dayof sale.
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PINE LUMBER {. SINGLES.

PTN Z 4 y "a Z = Z q O-TN Z rs.
rEfHE .SERSERJHEH t.yELs S'EE-
- ii' attention ~ his large stock " FINE
IL MBEE aud SHINGLES, just rcceiying At the
wlari al lsr,,I> wanting. the above articles will
d. well g. yet then, from the i.rf during the Tim,
~ are dschar,Es hrm, We sell 1T the lowest
,iJsI price. my 81 irnl JAS. SWANSON.
EaeE H.SF-E O.N.E TIS'0-HORsE
" and iva "ue-iurs,. carts for sale, and ii
t,y arr uu, sDld "a; private sab. hei.rr Saturday
juno I, all H. SOLD 80 ;urtiuu 81 the r,ous ~ and
~. ny:iI-t>l ~. NELSON & Ca.
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Look Quit

THvBE U-N.DERSFG-N-RD RESPECT
- fully bogs To inform the citizens Of Evans
vile, that be las received lot Of rst-class FUR
N1TUBE from the East, Ofeycry description, which
he intends selling low at any store ia the city.
Persons in want of good furniture are invited TO
call before purchasing elsewhere. / take all kinds
fuItl Fnrniturt. in exchange for new.
MEYER GUGGENHEIMER,
Dealer ia secondhand Furniture, on Second ST.,
between Main and Locust. mylO-Gm
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WM. S. BoErpLE,
K. KEHR,
PETER yIERLING,
CHARLES LEIGH,
CHRISTIAN KRAFT,
JACOB RICE, Sen,
J. l.. EITTRoLFF.
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AMUSEM ENT5.
CRESCENT CITY HALL

H.N.NEs.N'SE sUCCE SS-FASHIONABLY
II ~ CROWDED HOUSES
BY request, Two NIGHTS LoNGER-Frifdy d Sat-
HrdGy, June Sd and An, 1859.
MONSTER GIFT NIGHTS
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B5.ESHEBEE- Just RECEFE'EEI.
C'G a l-t .i ~. ilI -c Nackrrei, in hhls. half
hbis, and curriers'. PRESTON BROS.
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e y Equalization Of Nandcrburgh county, lndi-
ana, will meet at the Court House, in Evansville,
un MONDAY, June 9th, 1859, and sit for the par.
pose OF examining the returns made by the 40
praiscr and deputy appraisers of the real estate H.
said county for the year 1859, and equalizing the
same and also 10 hear AID determine such grey-
auces, growing of the valuations made by said
appraiser and deputies as may come before said
Board. WIN ". WALKER,
myZi-2WJ,NM Comfy Au1ifg~-
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n f0E'ERED IE.FTER C.f.l.s-

y - io@ White Cedar Water Cans, with covers
brass aud iron bound, 3 sizes;
'""ol Nhiie Ce'slr Pals, ; sizes brass and
iron hoops.
Nhcr. one dozen more arc taken, They are
packed IN 'iry shaVn=-, with charge for c.,sss
thiS nsurns safe Transportation and Keeping then
-ir suad order tiiI SOLD - sia-. ., 49, .H
}. b. RUSSELL, $50 Main street,
my2a Between Third and Fourth Louisville
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nRsAAh RESH. H.WE.ET HR.s.1-
VVPS for sale hy
r,Ngo y "a COOK Z S0N

TayHE cora T.N'ERSKEP Re-
y taccn the undersigned las been dissolved this
,iay, n. -. BAHt'o' having purchased tllc in
t,T,,t at u ". lacuw in the firm, aud will COL
thine The business un hi, account
II. q. BAI:CBCk.
II. ". LAGBN.
kNAN.AI Nh II lN..l .,,l,
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Add Mcndsys score....-.....

Parr il disabled and Julius Caesar takes his plsce,
Mr. Ellis acting umpire IN place OF Cssar, AN un'
6eihsJd bowler was put on 10 place OF ul4oes, ou'
s.ill without eff.ct Halls not being up TO his New
York tcore Senior, took his place aud soon ser
Carpenter was caught by Gibbes hom Senior. ear
penters score was -.
Ore wicket down, % runs.
H. Wright was put on instead OF W Aerman, ano
Hayward was caught by WIby from Wright hsy'
wards score was 81.
Diver was bowled by II. Wright, for nothing.
Caffyn VAS bowled bs Senior for four runs.
-Four wckets down, - runs.
Grumpy was caught by Newhal BOWED by Senior,
after making five rurs.
S,enber son was DO Sled by Senior for ore run.
Iliywhite vas bowled by Senior for nothing.
I0ckyer not out, eight rans.
Wscep not out, nothing.
Leg byes, 4; wides, :; totsl, 81 runs for loss OF
seven wckets. -. -.
The feloirg of the Twentytso is very good taat OF
the Americas being particularly foe. Their b .tting
Gas also good 10 day. Vernon, Morgan, Bsyard,
Jopes Wister and Fisher distinguished themselves.
a. cid ~. r. Wiser Newhal, aud Halt on Monday.
The play Of the Eleven, both 8. the ba. and ID the
field has besn q delightful sight.
Aboui OeO persons were on the ground, when II
f,,sd mn with cOmmodoIs sess snd platorm. large
o,t;on of them being incosed and rooted tor ladies
whom Iesrly Thousand were present to day.
Inauguration must picture the osauTqi s1sne pre-
sep,ed by this congregation OF The issooaoe rn'SaS
bs,S Of music enlivened the scene inside the
Oronrds ard "Greenwich Fair is II fan oPe'stior
~ The fprnsh crioke.ers sent in Hayward AMI Car
ns1ts, 70 tbe bowling Of Halls snd Giooss ncn
Der Of rurs were made, notwithstanding ths nee oo"i
! ING of Waterman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
POLITICAL.

REPUBrIcAs NONISATIOSs.-Dutctess County
County Judge Joseph II Jackson of POughkeePsisi
Surroes ate, Peter Dorland Of Fishkll Landing.
Rensselaer, COunty-Assembly, llld District, tns
Hon. Arson Bingham IA renominatiouI.
Herkiraer Counfy-Assembly, l.. District, Dr.. ;.
r. Mllipgton; IIo District, Irwin j. Hoconb.
Niagara Connty-County Clerk, Charles Fl. Sy-
monds; Surrogate, George ". Bowen District Al
torney Mortimer NJ. Southworihi Superintendent
Henry Eschbsughi Justice, Thomas Root.
Chemung County-Coun.y Judgs, Horsce Board
man Smith; District-Attorrey, Archibald Robertson
Assembly Lucius Robinson; CORNERSTONE, ia mes
McMineu; Justice, Hiram Roushy Superintendent
George II. Taylor.
Steu5en Counfy-Counsy Clerk Orsor Moeier Of
Dansville; County Judge Washington Barnes Of
Bath; Dstrc..Attorrey, C. j. Mcdowell Of Liberty
Superintendent, James French Of Bath.
OnOndGga CoHAty-Assembly lid District, Pine
tus Clark.
Saratoga CoHnty-For Surrogate, Cornelius A.
waldron; Dist,ct-Attorpey, Joseph A. shOuiyi Sc
psrutepdept, A Wright; Cororers, Casrlss H. An
drus. FrsrkIr Carpenter; Justice, Seneca Deuel.
Assembly, LET Dist, Francis d. Curtis.
Rensselaer, ConH;y-Couuty Clerk, James DAVIS
Judge, Gilbert Robinson Surrogate, George 7. Bl.ir
Dstric, Attorney, Wooster Superintendent, Ch,s
Bru1ren. Tbs ticket is iriorsed by both the RepGb
| leans and Americans.
Oaeida Counfy-Assembly, sh Dist, George Wi.
| Esrps.
Du,c,e,s Cornfy-Ccuny Judge Joseph Fl. J.ek
son; Surrogate, Peter Dorlaud.
| WIN E. Norton e Hempsei, Queens County
has been nomnstei s. the Uniou candidate 70. Sena
| to, II the Is: SsEA.oT.A. District.