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What are Good Medicinesl

4 LNOST every family in the country Is obliged 20
y aepend Ia great measure upon popular or pat.nt
cihes. More busllrsx l. With them BY drug.
gists cry ear, than with ali their other articles
together. Ia 81, impnFtpt natter what folly Is
ted, sud loss OF lie incurred, by using M
Kno~n aud dangerous remedies when 4 reliable aud
authenticated medciue. Like thc Graefenberg Family
refIeoies, be Obtained in any TOW IN the United
States
READ uiE FOLLOWING:
"a IN every instance, Tar a long and extensive
acqu intanc- enables us 20 judge, The Gr&eien0crg
Family Medicines have done all that i claimed FOR
ten" (Fhe Tcgoatle Pals, Lseris CaAoiieoss assd
Green M0ssIildi1s Cisfssessf. s0yk HIrdcles-l
A. Fox, Pastor Pres. Church, spencer, y y.
WH. I. iDg, Practising Phs an, Beayerdaln, NY.
g. W. fft,rHNEiI, n. D.. Hartford, Ohio.
JAMEs MusOx Wcft Bedford, Obio.
RIfx. MACkENZlE, Agent,
ane8 Nashville.
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NEW EANNA.
HAVING bJugnt out J. {. DARDk.N and J. c.
Ii DAnDES * co.'s snt.re interest Ia the
QusrnswIre, China, aud Class gusinrSs.

heretofore conducted at No. 10 Public square, KNOWN
Hluk5'S CHIN HALL. We propuse ~ sell liie pso
very large and well assoa td stocE cash and
pro pit customers, LOVES fidczs tlsAa heretofore,
Tue new sollcss cal feO.u ali, aai hopes 10
merit nbegi patronage ireni their iorinsr easto-
ers a. well olnsrs.
aags-u A. Ii. HICKS Co.
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Dissolution.
DiSSOlNtiON.

., HE col arthership heretofore existing between
i The unde' signed was this day dissolved by mu
tual SJpscn Mr. ARIs BRowS, ST., having purchased
OF hHowa his entire interest. Tue business will
be continued the old stand under the nrm style oi
RAIAs, Bkows q Co. /. h. Rains,
J. W. BROWN.
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Wheel Barrows.

f.AInE> .na s.iir.sd wLe.. fsffowt ON han
....-lSI s4se ~ L. ~. ssiChtl
n-.-l. 4. s.r-sf sfr@.t.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

IN retiring from the business, respectfully beg
i leave tender my warn.est thanks 10 my nnmer-
Gus Irenas Tor the KIND ana liberal pat onage exteud
ed by them to The old firm and SOLICIT Tor n,y success
sors q continuance Of the same.
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Crutcher LaMus, Edgeneld
CHANCERY SALE.

Montgomery Bells Exr's. Us. James c. owen.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chlncery Count at
l. Nashville, in the above named cause | will ex-
at III O'Clock Monday, the Sth day August he xt
upon credit of 9, IL aud 10 months, without the
right OF redemption or re purchase, that valuable
Tract OF Land purchased OF Montgomery Bell by
said James C. Owen, and now occupied by him, lying
on the Franklin Turnpike Road, about 10 allies from
this city, containing between 8 and hundred acres
A more particular description will be given day of
sale. J. +. GIEAVES,
julyS-td Clerk Master.
POSfPUNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, TIL
STH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1859.
aug2-td J. f. GLEAvFs, C. Nm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
Real estate Sales.
VALUABLE FARM LANDS
FOR s A LIE

I AM Offering for sale privately TWO o.
VERY VALUABLE FARMS. One is AStssSA
Tract Of 240 Acres, situated on the Buena SSSSA
Vista PIKE, about miles from the city and -
has n front OF u mile on the Pike, and is in one OF
the finest neghburhoOds in Davidson county. there
about $50 acres cleared Land, the balance tim
bered aud well set in blue grass The entire farm is
enclosed With stone aud Cedar Fencing. There IS
also several nne building sites, besides or never
failing Springs with Whites Greek running through
the tract. The soil is vi the finest quality, Tor al
farming purp' ses.
The other isa Tract of Land on the Hydes a.
Ferry Pike lying at the nrst ford OF Whites 9sEzE
Greek about or miles from the city, con sEEsH
tanning 2l0 acres-l7O acres in cultivation.
the remainder lmbered-tiie " hole being of tue tn
est soil. There is this tract LOG HUuSh, with
three rooms, besides KITCHEN, and other oat-hous-
es- There is also magnificent building site, which
makesit vTry desirable for improvement. TINS tract
lies adjoining the lands OF F. r. Haius Benz and aze
~eli Hyde.
would call the attention of those wishing 10 pur-
chase farms 10 these twJ tracts possessing adNan
tages all others that NOW IN tue ket tof
stock raising or farming purposes generally. AS |
am determined 10 sci! will give bargain.
For particulars call on me at my residence, or on
e X. GLAsCOCA, Nashville.
aug29-uiwlm D. YOUNG.
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To Ctstern builders
0Esl BAkREtis heat rs araolic Ceuenssn stofS
<sjt .ad Iva sale very how ~
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GIFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!!
j. A. COLBY L. CO..


lis Randolph street. Oh eago.
n NE original snt bookstore. established n 1855,
Il BOW permanently situated A. the above adj
- n y. - - y. -, s,,.- h.S.s--
and VIII continue 10 ma k q iiieir endeavor q
ttthr business with greater hbeFaity than that OF
ans tther huufe Ia the csuutry.
new and revised cstai' que y now ready, con-
taiHing largest aud bes' essed list Of standard
and Miscellaneous bvoks ever published. We offer
aBequaled ENDORSEMENTS % agents forming clubs
cAIALo6uEs MAILED FRkE TO ANY ADDRkeS-
The following is q schesnle Of property which viii
be given % purchasers 81 books ~ ibe time of
Cola Watches, Easlish Lever, Patent
Levers ant Lepaez. $50 % 10 500 90
silver Matches. Patent Lever, FnIl
gewe lea Han1nl Gases, open face
ard c. hnder ksc.famont. $1,000 IL 90 70 20 90
Gsl4 lsckets-laFss So foar glass
and txo Elasses with Epring-
large and small a.. .ssth ziap.-.- toto 40
Cameo, Aosair. floreusIne, TAINTED,
Lava. Gnldstoae, GsFnett, and Cor
a scis 81 Piss and lr 90 10 IS 90
Iasis-s' Gsli Guard ChAns, Neck
ttAsns ttiAiel.zls ..-..- --.--..... ooto $500
Genis 200 and BresEs ca.ns -. - 10 90 10 - 90
srtz cahleo, e,oitrts,ne. Painted No
Faals eeia sieess Buslsns and 10
Cola isasss .iis I-ss, large. ass
sllser reBsb via 4 fsas, isrss,
nsaian AID suAAs size, dcable and
single sxtcusa11 csses .-&.....--- @ooto 90
6salz' heavy ssaet RmEs, LADIES'
Cola. fhAsz1 and Plan Rings -. % 70 so
Getts' 6ula bcsum Pas, CGs>er,
wih 0f4i, Scarf rias, os.yx. Car
ga ss' !. 6is:; 4 500 500 3 sc &c
Games, nosate, Coral. 6sarset, Chazet
and f.ian es Al Bracelets $1,000 oot0 30 Go
Silver and Cold nimbles. soto 90
Cents Pen snd Feckes knixes Sa 20 ] 80
fczFi aud AsFscco l,orimonales. soto = so
Tpolnpicks. Waseh keg :. ea.rs sl1ss 50 70 50
Cold crozses, suzii. sneium aud -.
l.fse..-.... ....-..4..l eel 50
Besices other E,fls. co<1aE iarce aud szluz-
bic a-safsnenf - miscellaneous articless vArying
frsn 81 - so
0ae q tas above articles VII be gyen he Pnr-
chaser a. each bsok - ne tIne tbs hoax Is sold.
Address ali Qr1ezs ie<.rfs 4nd app,eut ns Or C1i-
aisxnes 40, a.. - J. A cul.bY x CO..
lansss~ly. lis ksndolpA "a elieAeo, n
To Cistern builders
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Thos. G. James, Trustee &C., and Bank of CONNIE re

rs. j. j. Beech.-Farm.
DY virtue OF a decree in the of Thos G. James
ID Trustee, &c, aud Bank of Commerce VS.. John
}. Beech and others, will sell for cash all the right
title claim and interest which John j. Beech ha- i'll
and a certain tract of 1l0A acres Land. IL inl
on the North side Of Cumberland River in Ihty idsl
county, and being the same conveyed TO said BeecI
by A. x J. Stretch, by their deed regstered pager
ST and 2, book No. 20, REGISTERS Office, davidson
county.
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Patterson rs. Burke.-Lots in South Nashville
DY virtue OF i decree case of +. III. Patterson
ID VS.. John II. Burke, Lots Nos II, is, 10, 20 and
in LncOIn's plan of Lots. These lots lie Oh the
NOrrh side Of Hume street front 20 and from
1s5 le6 feet deep. Lot OF As feet Frank lin st.
by $50 feet 70 AN all Lot of AZ feet Cherry ST.
extended, AZ feet 10 inches deep; Lot OF 80 eet
Cherry street (Noensvlle Pike IN Nelson plan Of
Lots.
IERMs.-six and II months credit, aud sale with
out redemption.
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Catharine Stout Ira "A stout and others.-Iot on
Crawford street.
DY virtue Of a decree in the case of C. Stout VS..
II Ira A Stout ana others, a ant LoG of so feet
front by ECO feet deep. This Lot lies the North
side oil Crawford street, between spruce and Vine
and begins 80 l3et from Spruce.
IERns,-l, and years credit, with interest
except $50 cash.
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lieu 9irms.
Go-uartnership Notice.

-pAEtACEShtp INOtsCC.
7 HAVE Inis DAY associated ~IIlI IN business, j
J. h. GILhkcUN and EDWARD 4. EDwARl'S. The
bdsiess viii hereafter be conducted under Ibe Sly Ia
Of sDMAkDS, 6lLkESOS & CO.
October sIh, lsSs 10. EDWARDS
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SDecial Notice.

nSths I'd day of August sold 10 a. Il. HICKS and
" JodSG huUSrON my eaur stock OF oasous-
ware, China, and vi sss, together with Iuy Books,
Noe Accounts, ana other eyideaces Of aeBts, and
they alone authorized collect aud reaespt for
Tue same. j. Z. DAkDES
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All the above described property will be offered to
the highest bidder the stated at the Court
1893
sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock precisely, and in
all cases satisfactory security required of purchasers
and liens retained until purchase money be fully
paid. For more minute descriptions OF the property
and all other particulars bout sale of same par ties
interested are invited 10 call ut my office.
aug25-td J. 4. GLEAVES C. & NJ
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N. b. Merchants, in want OF any al tho abeve ar
lieles will u 10 their advantage give call AS
can ammocate them b. tue case or dozen AT low
mars-lf B. r. CUTTER.
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Ben. F. GIeaves Geo. w. Gleayes.-14I acres OF
Land on Lebanon Turnpike.
DY virtue of a decree in the oil B. +. Geayes
II VS.. Geo. W. Gieaves, tract of l45 oil
Lard, lying miles from the city The Lebanon
Turnpike.
iLhMs-six, IL, Is and "a months credit, with IN
terest.
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Hobson Wheless rs. B. F. Worley.-House and Lot
in Ecgeheld.
DY virtue of decree Ia case of Hobson & Whe-
ID less b. F. Worley, Lots Nos so, 81
So the corner of Hobson and Fatherl land sts.
So teet each and ITO feet deep.
TEkAs.-Six and IL months credt-no redemption.
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Hats for Spring and Summer.


40Oofeet Of Leather and Gam Betting from TO i.
inches wide, also Lace Leather. Cops Barrs and
Rivets hand and for sale iow Tor cash at Nos 3s
and 50 corner OF College aud Broadway.
B r. CUTTER.
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Fall Cunningham Us. III. Barry and others.-HoUsi
and Lot in Edgefeid
DY virtue Of a decree in the case of Fall & Gun
ID ningham Vs. Matilda Barry and others, the Barry
place situated on the North side Of the Gallatir
Turnpike road in Edgeteld The Lot fronts about 8!
feet on Pike ana runs back TO Porter street.
TERNs--Six and II months credit, without inter
est aud free from redemption.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Appro xilnntions to the SlOO OUO, OF 5000 each
OF 400 to so 900 OF 400 to ,OOO, oI+Ooto ,oOU
4 of 400 To SO 900.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-12

SUIT AGAINST THE CRY OF ST.. LOUIS
Mr. P. Warner of the Independent Detective
Police OF St. Louis, intends to sue that city
for $40, 900 damages, for false Imprisonment.
The statement OF Mr.. Warner is to the eff
feet that he visited the late Fair on Tuesday,
the 9th ult., and that in the afternoon of
that day, having committed no offense
whatever, he was ordered under arrest by
Major Dawlings, was handcuffed and t.
ken to the calaboose, where he was closely
confined for tweniy-four hours, without be-
ing permitted an interview with his life or
family; that on Wednesday, rs no charge
was entered against him, he was discharged
from custody by Judge Daley.
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Ohio Election.

EVANSVILLE, o., I'm.
Corwin,:: Republican candidate for the State
Senate, has $50 majority in this city. Two
townships heard from give him 255. This
is a large gain on bis vote last year.
The vote of Morrow Precinct, Warren
county, for Governor, Ranney 1877; Den
nison, l26; Democratic majority IL. State
ticket Democratic, 1871; Republican 1875
majority IL.
Lancaster and ownship.-Raney, dem,
majority 275.
Six towns in Lorain county, Republican
majority 767,
Four towns in Summit county, l83 Re.
publican majority.
Two towns in Sandusky county give lie
Republican majority.
Three towns in Lake county, 7s6 Repub-
lican majority.
Sandusky city gives Democratic major.
ity of 145,-a Dem. gain of 30.
Allen county.-Delphis thownship gives
100 Republican majority. The county al
far as heard from gives 40 Republican ma.
jority with five townships yet to hear from
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-12
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. ll-Px
Flour 5@l0c. better andmoderately ac-
tive; sales at 4 6O@4 65 for supefne
State; 1904 90 for extra State; 4 40(G
60 for super. Western; 4 SOFAS 10 for
common to medium extra Western; 5)(9
So for shipping brands; extra round hoop
Ohio firm. Rye -four unchanged at 50t9
4 40. Wheat firm, 2@3c better; sales at
23@l l25 for white Carolina; | As fer
KY; 20 for red Southern. Rye scarce and
better sales at $4,000. Barley dull but
better; sales s0@s4c. Corn better at 9sc for
mixed Western; $4,000 for yellow
Oats; 45c for Western. Whisky buOyant !;
sales at 2s1c. Pork dull at Is 25 for mess !;
ID SO for prime. Beef unchanged at 4 40
"a IS for prime O0@G 90 for mess Beef
hams steady. Cut meats scarce and firm
at s for shoulders, and 81 for hams. Lard
steady at 1l@llg. Butter steady at l2,a,
10 for Ohio; l7@2l for State. Cheese
steady at 6@lOl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


~ -
l<RO. - SO.N.N.T.H q, va. 10 .n.gF.y'
" street, has now i'm store and is constantly
receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade the best
stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, OF all
kinds Gf HARDWARE suited to the West, and
which. having been selected and purchased in per
son, from the most extensive Importing Houses
and Manutactores Of nearly all the Eastern cities
and towns in addition TO several invoices imported
directly by him from good manufacturers-Eng-
li>h and German-he can, and will sell low
any concern in the West; feeling confident that
goods and prices cannot fail please and satisfy
He would ask the especial attention Of Merchants,
Manufacturers, Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers.
Gunsmiths, and all who need any articles usually
found in FIRST class Hardware Store--wholesale
and retail.
Without pursuing detail, the mention of a fsw
leading articles may be well. viz:
Table and Pocket Cutlery, RazOrs Shears and
Scissors intending Geo. Wostenhom & Sons justly
celebrated manufactures; Butchers Knives and
ssteels Files. all kinds and sizes, of Butchers and
other manufactures; Augers, Chisels, Gouges,
Efaces and Bits, and all Carpenters and Cooprrs
Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's, Roch-
ester sI.d Whites, Buffalo Mlufactories, together
with Cooks noted Patent Premium Anger Bits
Alss--Hald. Ripping, Panel, aud Back Saws; also,
the various sizes and styles of Mill, Circular, and
Cross Cut SANS. with Tuttle's Patent Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut Sa rs; large and small Scales, in grea.
variety OF PA tesls Axes and Hatchets for all pur
poses; Houss BIildipg Materials. All Gunners
Materials; Gunners' Implements to almost any ex
tent; Meat Cutters and suffers; Iron and Woo
Pump Crrbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures !;
Ames' and ether maksFs' -Sssoyels,- Spades, and
Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; q fine assortment OF
all kinds Of Brushes; Copper aud Iron Rivets
and Burrs Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought,
Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes, q new and
excellent assortment of Fishing Tackling; Paint
and Coffee Mills; Corn Shelters and Mills.
Agent for Dole, Silver q Felch's Premiune Saw
GUNNER, fer Upright and Circular Saws.
-- ! r-.-t GEO. s. S0NNTAG,
sep3 -,-..--f- No. 10 Main street.
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NEW YORK, Oct. LIN
BIZ THE Z. 4 W. LINE.

NEW YORK, Oct. LIN.
The U. 5. steamship revenue cutter, Hdr-
rist Lane, Capt France, sailed at noon to-
day, in search OF the steamer Quaker City,
provided with the necessary means of relief.
The steamer Vanderbilt which collided
with the sloop Haitrook, at the Hurlgate
yesterday afternoon, and was forced on the
flood rock, has fioated off. She has been
taken TO Green Point for repairs.
Heenan, the Benicis boy, publishes the
following card dated New York, Oct 10, 81
have been informed through the me-
dunn of the public press and from those
who We're present, and heard him, that Mr..
Morrisey stated, few days since, that he
would fight any man in the world and my
self in particular, for $4,000. Ii this be
indeed, Mr.. Morrisey's wish, shall be most
happy to accommodate him, either before or
after my contest with Sayers for the cham
pionship of England. will put up for
felt to fight him for Sl0,O at the time and
place that may be agreed upon, according
to the rules of the prize ring.
[Signed. JOHN C.. HERMAN"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-12

Pennsylvania Election.

PITTsBURG, Oct. ll-PM
York county; Thomas Cochran's Opp
majority in the borough of York, is 800.
A gain OF 90 for the Peoples party over
last fall, when the Democratic majority was
5ST in the county.
Montgomery county; Conshocton-Messrs
Cochran and Keim (Opp.) have 80 majority
in this borough. This is loss of los for
the Opposition, compared with vote of last
fall for Congress.
Erie city.-Eaird, ant-Lecompton Demo-
crat, for Assembly has 22l majority. Au-
ditor General Cochran, Rep, 80 majority.
Survivor General, Keim, Rep, sc majority.
The vote is light.
BLAIR CoUYTY.--Aitona HaU-The Peo-
pies candidate for State Senator gains
largely over Blair's vote for Congress, last
year by over 1900 majority.
CUMBERLAND CoUNTY.-Cochran, Opposi-
ton, majority So, and Keims, do, 81.
DAUPHIS CoUYTY.-Cochrans majority
in Harrisburg District is les. Danphin CO.
elects the whole Republican ticket
The Republicans claim the State by 5000
majority.
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t6r The adoption of the wyandot,

Ia The adoption of the Wyandotte
Constitution by the people of Kansas, pl ces
the Democracy in new dilemma. To
avoid this, they did what they could to de-
feat it, but failed in their efforts. The new
State will apply for admission at the next
session of Congress. Will the Democracy,
through the fundamentally of the Execu-
tive and the Senate, keep the new State out
of the Union? By the Nebraska Kansas
act they are pledged in favor of admission;
and by the English Bill they are pledged
the other ,cdy, no census having been taken.
Which horn of the dilemma will they
choose
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-12
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1l-P NJ.
Flour steady at 60 for superfne, aad the
market is very active by the advices from
New York; super quoted firm at 60@4 o.
Wheat of all grades in market, is in fair
demand, at l O3@1 o5 for red, and 1 loo,
/ Is for white. Corn quite dull, sales of
new to arrive at soc. Barley dull at 65
@70c. Oats firm at 43@45. Whisky
dull at 25l. Provisions firm; there is con-
tinued firmness and holders have advanced
rates on cut meats ac. Exchange firm at (.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-12
fComBsssicafed.


Mr.. CARLISLE: Will you he kind enough
to allow a voice from behind the screen to
say word about the Darling Convention"
Iwouder why the Enquirer does not say
more about that noted assembly? Why
such gathering therer
The guardian angels who guarded the
conventionists TO the scene of action and
home again can tell best why such a gath
ering at the Convention.
Ye Democrats who are willing to be the
slaves of ambition and deceitfal politicians,
beware lest in your course you abuse and
trample on the proud banner you ought to
defend. Democrats, are you aware that
without your aid the office-seeking Demo-
Gratis would soon sail under another banner?
Deny them Office once and see where you
will find them. You will find them endeav-
oring to mount every popular breeze that
| floats.
You good natured Democrats who are so
apt to be led away by the willy tongue and
false promises of sleek-tongued politicians,
be on your guard.
The time is coming when some of them
will be exhibited in their true colors.
| Mr.. Carlisle, for the present your humble
correspondent will content himself by wish
ing that those new guardian angels who
took care of the straying Democracy during
our late County Convention, 1.-THE Darling
one, } may meet the just award their untiring
labors merit.
A DEMocEAT OF EXPERIENCE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-12
Indiana Election.

Indianapolis.-The entire Republican
ticket of this county is elected by an aver
aye majority of 800 to 500.
One precinct in Hendricks county gives
the Republican ticket over 300 majority.
Terre Haute.-For Auditor, Harrison
township gives Allen, Opp. $40 maj; Recor-
der, Bailey, Opp. &C maj; Commissioner,
McKeen, Opp. 394 maj; Brown, Opp. so
far as heard from 80 majority. This en-
sures the election of the entire Opposition
ticket.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-12

u.s. The Madison Courier complains that
too many young infants, ,foundlings, are
left on the steps of the houses in Indianapo-
lis, and recommends founding hospital
The mother probably leaves them to be taken
care of by the father, though it must be
confessed that placing them on the steps IS
only providing them with step father
Lon. Dem.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-12

CONCORD N. H., Oct. Jpn.
The State Democratic Convention, which
met today, nominated Asa P. Caty, of North
field, for Gov. The Convention did not
act on the appointment of delegates.
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. lip NJ

The latest advices from Mexico, state that
Miramon was preparing for a vigorous cam
paign, and threatens the port of Alvarado.
Gen. Alvarez has received munitions of
war from New York and California
The mining news from California were
more favorable.
The Americans were preparing for the
permanent occupation OF San Juan.
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PhilcdeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I'm.
Wheat firm; sales of red at 236l 25 !;
white, l 30Gl 80. Rye wanted at 90c.
Corn has advanced lc.; sales 5000 bushels
yellow at 94995c. in store, and CSC. afioat
Oats are in demand; 5000 bush sold at Al
@4llc 500 bags Rio Coffee sold at l03(9
Pc. on time. Whisky firm at 2s@29c.
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NEWARK. N j. Oct lip,

The Charter election was held here to.
day. There was some skirmishing in the
out wards In the 4th Ward about dark a
fight occurred at the polls during which
the polls were closed for half an hour. The
vote was the largest ever polled at char
ter election.