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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-29
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: inr SAL. hy = +. ~ LHEET Il 60.
1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
G O q Up s.

ss4Sf.E.H.EEP.T.S HEELL = rs E'85 G'Y'-
- tuIIv inform tb.i, numerous friend. ana Ia.
pt. generally, tat they are daily receiving e-
rcsssls To their large aud varied stock ut SisE <
and S%tslHncr Goods, which, Tor elegance, tye auk
var.etS- cannot he surpassed, 1t would he Suici-
huous .-numrr.te ali the departments which, 81"
inspection. viii be found replrteembrtcn All the
f.=lditr saNtrH and novelties Of the season.
'f'hc hiAipe-aS principles which have gained for
their ,,ll esab islleI house such extensive patron
ave. wili he adhered viz: Execution OF orders
with iisput ta--zttentoG AID courtesy ctr-toni-
cr>, con,i,iled wiah moderate chlrgrs. Their
stock lriviu, Aeeai f5Irch;,Scd with care and judy
ucut in the Lt AsetS, aud q: first quality, to-
ss-ih"r with aa ad&sa%nrs to sound principles 81
trade, they 'Hltta%nt 81 being .tlil 10 supp!
those. l,o may itA.s.I i.-iu with call on ia" INST
terms Annexed iAI. S,4,init 4 list Of departments
Cloths, Cashmere, aud , ostin2s,
TwecdS, Ky. Jeans, H-it1Hadts ana l'ehi'"7'
New Stya Prints, a great VsritiA
Er.nch Organizes, l1~1s 'eI On; Aiih'''
English Brr;t..cs, AHsssiis ard li;'liiS
1;ll,.k and Fiuc, silks ard Hash f"plius,
AoIiur tio.,Js i"i travelling e.i',a-,S'
4tqeIich Beias,e Robes, !, 81 u @>sI'niS,
,tr..,,Iy > Il. =
s514 and bingham Umbrciiss 'esia Plr:laols
I-as.4t.t, Brad, LeshnrH altd laif42 lIats,
I.4s.i< aud shoes, soft Black Ila Coi,rtd Hats,
W ia3s- Blue aud Pink Mesquite N~tts,
French and scotch Embroderi>s,. 4syat variety
t;Iacil i.4ce MantiilIs and Points
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, and Nhltc aHi Gulo,cd
CSrsetts,
" ai4e ,.oods, Notions, Dress Trausin2s Is. Sc.
: i L. would cal! particular attention To- thrir
.i.-h 81 IRISH Linen Goods Of their ita;,orIa-
t.-.r, Warranted Pure Linen, soft hsslsh aud
erase B!c:.. sr,l consisting of = II. and IL. 1
Liueus. Blown and Bioacied, Dtln;rsks ali stfo..
Ctn3i,sac Hdndkerchiris, Tow Ole. Blown aud
Bieached HIeEs, sc
n III thompson skirts, requiring Steel
a.Iing around tiis body, arr recommended Tor 'l'
it.ltaV inI IecEliaritios and adv duthgcs
15t. Facility 81 application
u Perfect freedom from liability to ch"fe u eN-
.t.ty. il admit 81 any Kind ot exercise "ithC"l
p H.. etss. iite-t Inconvenience 10 lle N'ntel-
a a'ss,-, :srn.-r SI.tIa and Hurst streets.
- ~ kSNE~ .r/OEJR .sES1 HkfLkcA -
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From the CTn Price CLp1enf, MIG ?
Financial and Commercial.

TUESDAY, p. M.-The money market has
been rather close during the week, but there
was easier feeling to-day, the regular
houses being able to take all the acceptsoie
paper offered at l0@l2 per cent. The inside
rate for first class names. The lndicItlons
at close are favorable to = better supply 0l
currency. In outside circles the offerings
Of good paper are light, and first class
names are taken freely at l0@l2 per cent.
There have been sales of and months
lumber paper at these figures.
In the market for Eastern Exchange the
supply and demand are about equal, and
rates are steady Mt 37G940 prem. buying,
and ] prem. selling. Most of the dealers
are paying 40 prem. New Orleans sight
dull at ! dis. buying, aud prem selling.
Large amounts could not he sold at these
figures Gold dull at quotations. There is
no local demand of consequence, and the
surplus is disposed of by shipping it East
Eastern bills are in small supply. First
class names are taken at I, s and 9G9l0 for
80, 60 and 90 day, and signatures less favor
ably known at and o for 80 and 60 day.
Occasionally strictly prime 80 day drafts
are sold at 6 per cent. New Orleans 30 aud
60 day range from 10 to II per cent; with
very little doing.
4
Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa at / dis.
There is very strong feeling in the
Provision market, with good demand for
most articles. Heavy bulk sides are held ut
i, and lots averaging 5000 lbs were
saIeable to-day at .. We quote 84@9f as
the range. Buyers are not prepared to
come quite up to these figures, but it is
almost useless 10 talk about lower rates.
Bulk shoulders are held firmly at 90. There
was not much done in bacon to-day.
Scattering lots of light sides are to be had
at 9 :, bnt lots averaging 3 lbs and upward
are held firmly at o. Clear sides are taken
freely ut lie. Shoulders are held at 7 },
with buyers at <. The higher figure is not
obtainable as yet to any extent. Lard sold
at lO36ll for barrel, and Ii for keg; for
barrel lc is still to be regarded as an eX-
IRENE rate, though it is mostly held hrml y
at that. Mess pork sold to The extent OF
500 brls mt $l7 90 for city. Nearly all the
pork in the interior has been taken and
| holders are very firm, Notwithstanding lN'-
cline of 25c reported from New York to-
day, new mess having sold there at } 70.
! Flour is generally dull. There is IL fair de-
! mand for the best grades, which are in very
moderate supply, but superfine drags at
! So 30 The best offers heard of to-day
were S. so. Choice family brands sell a
| SC. Wheat and corn are dali. The offer
ings to-day were in excess Of the demand
The receipts OF wheat during the week wei,
near 80, 900 bush. against only 5000 bush
exported. OF corn, 70 900 bush. We're re-
ceived. There IS ii good iobbing demand
for sugar, and The market IS hrin at s to 8.
for fair to prime, 7GC8f the range, embra
cling inferior and choice. Coffee is dali n
! l3l0l4b. and molasses drags at 44IG45.
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Lincoln ; maiority,..-........ 4,085.

b. reason, however, of The fragrant ar-
portionment Of the State in Legislative DIS
lrict~. by which II majority OF the members
are always elected by minority Of The pee
pie, Mr.. douglas was, rs IS well known, re-
turned to the Senate.
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City Clerks Office, May - 1860.

NVU n p o " n TT ~ " " - 2 Z q z =
q order Tor Brick Pavement. Council Chamber,
May H. 1860, Aud nov it is hereby ordered and
directed, 10y the Common Council al tue City Of
ENhnsN lille, that the of all Lots and parts Of
Lots fronting adjoining the north west side
OF Mulberry street. between Water and Frst streets,
said titS, their side walks 10 Ice brought
the proper City grade, and that they cause side
walk, Glass No. ], to be hid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication OF thus Or'er-
p BURKE, clerk.
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors for the STATE ct Large.
WILLIAM CUMBACk, of Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors
LIST District Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox.
2nd District-John w. Ray, of Clarke.
3rd Decentralization G. Hunter, Of Monroe.
18th DistTict-Jehn II. Farquhar, of Franklin
9Th District-Nelson Trusler of Fayctle.
eth Decentralization A. Riley, of Hancock.
9Th District-John Hannah OF Putnam.
sth District-Samuel H Uufi of Tippecanue
9th District-Janes n. Tyner, of NJ iami-
10th District-Isaac JenkinsOn, of Allen.
18th District-Dayid o. Daily, of Hunting ton
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CarDet House
Co-PARTNERSHIP.

HK IND ~. II M EA69JN'GI HI HASN-6t
EAS purchased from Is. II. Brommelhans, for-
merry OF the firm 81 r. Nurre & Coz half OF tho
Saw Mill al the upper part of the city, that estab-
l,shmeat will hereafter 10 carried by the under
signed, under the hrm and style OF Altering
Btainmelhaus
The mill viii continue to fill all orders Tor Lum-
her prompt ~ aud with care. Orders solicited.
apl2i-dtf ALTERING BROMMELHAUS-
"a 600 = H.E n r Pa TT r. q n
- Plant lust received from Aliens - Nurseries,
and ft sale al
pa EIIIOTT"S FAMILY GROCERY.
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ia la tie great campaign at 1853 th.,
result OF the vote for members OF the l.rgIs-
laturr in Illinois was as follows
For Ahram Lincoln, .......-.-.. l25, 21F.
Eor SttPheh 4. Douglas ....-. l3l 1870.
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ANOOPR8S' .N'oTICE.-JUsT RE-
u ceived complete assortment OF Barton 4
Whites CoOpers' Tools.
Coopers' Drivers a nd Jointers,
Howrls and CTOleS all sizes,
and DoWeling Bits.
Also on hand large stock Of Truss Hoops, from
Il to y inches, At { very low price.
JACOB S1RAU8 4 SON,
Naju str
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we0rICE 70 co.1.rM.4CT0Ms =.

Ae0 FXCE 70 CO.N-Tx.4 S'TO IL =.
. The Common Council Of the City OF Evans.
Vile Will receive proposals until the sth day of June
A. n. 1861 for grading and filling the alley in
Block No. 33, iii the Eastern Enlargement oT sad
City, running from Vine TO Division street aud be
Fifth and Sixth Streets said allie to he lra-
ded and filed to the proper grade as the may
be shown by the City Surveyor.
T. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, May 18th, 1850.
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City Clerks Office, May 1850. " =


q Order for Brick Pavement. Council Chamber
May II. 1860. Aud now it is hereby ordered ami
directed, by The Common Council OF the City ut
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and
parts Of Lots fronting, adjoining the north
east side ct Water street. between Oah and Mulberry
streets in said City, Gauss their sidewalks lac
brenSht to the proper City grade and that they
Il sidewalk, Glass No. |, to be laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publication
II this order.
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No0TTCE TO CO.0'rR.4 CTONs.-

@W The Common Council of the City of Evans
willie will receive sealed proposals until Saturday,
June I'd, 1850, for clearing out the +" Brushy Pond
Ditch, including the culyert, from point on the
lands of Peter NOgeI where said NogePs part OF
the ditch commences, to the Stanfield Pond. a dis
lance of about seventeen hundred and seventy
(l77u) feet. Said ditch to be cleaned out of the
width of three feet at the bottom and to its orig
inal depth and grade, the same will be shown by
the City Surveyor, and the earth to be thrown out
clear of the bank Bidders will be required to bid
a gross sum for the whole job, the payment to be
made upon the completion of the work AID its
ceptance by the City Surveyor.
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Clerks Office, May 81, 1869.

%IOR OR.E TKO.N' No KCE
u OIder for Plank Side Walk. Council Chamber,
May II, lS6O.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and parts of
Lots froI Aing ON adjoining the north side OF
Sixth street, between First and Second aVemues,
formerly Lamasco) in said City, their
sidewalks to be brought to the proper City grade,
and that they cause "a Sidewalk, Glass No =, to
be laid down thereon, within thirty days from the
publication of this Order.
p. BURKE, CTk.
C;ty CarT-,s O6fc,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
TIL T. A IL E r.
MI O art Hal1.
The Louisville Theater Company
IS COMING
1--WE eO.HP.s-N-1s 80 CO.HPOsF ID
n of the following talented Performers from
the principhI Fhe-rers in the Union:
MRS. KATE DENIM RYAH,
MSS FANNY DENIIAM,
- MRS j. A. LORD, --r
MISS AMELIA MINANS
SAM RYAN,
g. d. CHAPLIN,
J A. LORD,
". A ROUSE,
: n MYERS,
u. q. SMHrH,
$. HARCOU RT
w. ROBERTSON.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
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Now Books.
IHVHE .HEZL O.N' THE FLOSS. R1'
M author OF Adam Bede.
Life of Stephen A Douglas.
Say & Seal. by anthor OF Whl", Wide World.
HI Fureides- by anthor Of Mabel Vaughn aud
Lamplighter
Life of Seward.
The Semi DetaclI'd House. BY Lady Lewis
Adelia the Octor"On. BY HOsmer.
The Marble Fam. BY Hawthorne.
Against Wind and Tide.
Life Before Tim.
The Throne of David. BY auhor of Pillar of
Fire.
BeuIah A book of great merit.
Abbotts Rainbow aud Lucky Series for the
young.
And every new book, mlgaziue. paper AS soon
published. At DUBELL & CONiNGTUN'S
IR E.S. T'E.E, TE.g.-JUST BEGEET-
- I'd fresh from the East, a large supply of Tea,
which 4 am selling at lower figures than We're ever
offered i'll this market V NJ. BIERBOWEk.
may2S-it
kRRK.HE. N'ORTEEEs nv r a TT q y ~.
Al $50 bLls aud Bags Varions kinds OF good
potatoes, for seed eating, just received and for
sale 10y CHAS. MCJUHHSrUS,
maybe PuSry Block, Main street.
AK'sTEHs! O1'SPEKS!-I5O nor.
" one and two IT.. cans, fresh Cove and Sriced
Oysters, from of the best packing honSt5 East
Just received and for sale by
maylo CHAS. McJoHNSroN.
-ASURTEA.
IN NE IS .8.N-D SGE'EKEOK R.9IS-
~-A ing Powder, for every description OF Bread,
Bscuit, Pastry, and for all other purposes To which
Yeast, Baking Powders, &c., usually applied
This unrivhled Baking Powder il warranted not
ALUM OR SALARATUS,
or any other dee terious drug, but is II Lonafidc,
pure and 5; iry composition, and a culinary
Iai>ing force is iufallible.
The Azumea is put up in and H. packages,
each containing nearly one-t third more than lin
boxes at the same price.
Sold wholesale and retail 10y
COOK < LANGLEY, Agents.
may2I-2w
q OFT SRT-9H' RO.N.N,ETS-.I.N--
~ other lot of fine Soft Straw Bonntts received al
SCHAPkER K BUSSING'S,
may2I No 40 Main street
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"A. TEO.1- .V.oTECE

u Order for Plank Side Walk. May II, 1860 -
And now it is hereby ordered and directed, 10y the
Common Council of the City of Evansville. that
the owners of all Lots aud parts of Lots fronting
gu or adjoining the south west side at Center
street between Elm and Leet streets, in said city,
their sidewalks to be brought Ia the proper
City grade, an that they cause side walk OF class
No ,, 10 bv laid down thereon, within thirty days
from the publication OF this order
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ma PEA a.. sac rLLIorTs FAMILY GROCERY.

rye n Ia zSEES mis- X 9, .4SN'D
n children. Steel spring skirts, superior ar
j. u. tor rla cheaper than heretofore At
MILLER a. NIEHAUS'S,
,,,,,f,- a. Main street.
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Clerks ONCE, May q, 1860.

EN- p IL q ZEE E.N'T - r. ma "
Il Street.-Owners of real estate fronting on Main
street, between Third street aud the Canal, VIII"
may wish to settle their pr oporton of the cast OF
bordering said street. by paying the to the
contractor the work progresses, requested To
hand in their obligations without delay. All who
do 50 will he entitled TO a deduction of eight per
cent. W. BAL Err, Mayor.
MAYORS Office, Nav 81 may22
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


u OrdP~ for Plank Side Nall eslItfnon council,
MAYER, 16GO. And NOW it is hereby ordered aud
.sffected by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners Of All Lots and parts
of Lots fronting adjoining the south west
side of Second street, between Division aud Elm
streets, in said City, cause their sidewalks to lie
brought to he proper City grade, ami that they
a side walk of Glass No 2 to he laid down
thereon within thirty days from the Iuhlic zion OF
thi order. --.. y. BURk n, Clerk.
It-.l-s. o..i,o NJ, ~ 1Sen
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~ other lot of fine soft Bonntts received
SGHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
may2I No ~ Main street.
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Hs a.1TCAEs .s.N'A JEH.EARA:-
80 Ne are selling Watches, Jewelry, dc, at
extraordinary low prices, preparatory 10 laying IN
u.u stock BI1'TROLFF BROS,
ru,rI6 As Main street
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Ess EsGSE $. s'L0CFS sSSSa HAs err =
%5SB 81 and Tor sale cheap To close CONSIGNMENT u
at ELLIOTT'6 FAMILY GkOChhR-
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E1rSSh ARRIVAL
MgIeE II E'E JUST RECEIG ED II
~ large variety - fashionable aud hrantii"i
Lace Nantes,
Lace Shawls,
Lace Points,
Lace Wells,
White Grape Shawls,
Stella ShaWls,
Figured and Plain Berages,
English and Grape Berages,
Silk Challis,
Travelling Dress Goods,
Plain and Fancy Silks,
Silk Umbrellas,
Recherche Parasols,
"a L. ; %,
A Large lock OF Hats and Caps,
! aye her with complete aud varied as. oriR.Gnt
u Fancy AMI Staple Dry tr",l- ali ~ tICl. -
VIA sell at uniformly reasonable price.
DUNCAN & COOEE,
ma513 No. Main street
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rsa HFsH. -stI{Is COR-N;
sPVe - bush. ahvlled Corn,
Enr snle AT ELEIOTT'S Family GROCERY.
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sfoSE GxL.--3 SBLS. COIL OIL
z = just received aud for sale at
ami ELLIOTG'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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~ PPLE(.2F4O y FSH LfG Few - r.
. Z Notice is hereby given that The undersigned
will apply to the Board al County Commissioners,
their June term, 1860, the first Monday in
June, for license 10 sell spirituouS liquors in less
quantity than a quart, Water street, NJ" :Si,
between Vine and Division streets. in the City OF
Evansville, Pigeon Township, Ninaerburph Coun-
ty, Indiana. SAMUEL +. HANLIN-
muNl4-fd
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RsarE.y-r .nADlrE.v.r.-rn0.


Medicines Offered tor sale in ENausS lille BE-
genuine medicines, call ut his New Drus Store col
Itr NJ ain and Second streets myI5
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.F.D-.s HHES. EE.AF L.4RD.-.E
e. prime article, for sale Mt
apr.l ELLlOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WyOR SHE CHE ~ P.--.4 Il o o I'd
II Dwelling House, containing ten rooms, with
all the necessary out-budings, situated on locust
street, between Seventh aud Eighth. If not sold
before the LIST of July, it will then be for rent
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber at
the PicaSune Mills. JOHN b. MILLS.
Ia
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m office
= IL = 4 e s%AI.N.S IL s'G.S'Sa ~

q Wv EFaE q ~
. II business with the ene.i, cltqui-
rrs to make rra i've Ia amy property itl 10y him
in the City of Evansville County OF Wander
hurah, requested 10 call GA McsNrs. John Law
* NJ X. AEthcS. Attorneys and Councillors AT Law,
ut their Office M. 81 Main street, Evansville, JWu
doors above the Crescent city Bank, who will gave
all desired Information relative 10 the same.
MAY II 2Wd. WI. II. LAW.
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IS MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
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AsE1G'O-N-ES H-R.NID XEOCHS .S.N'ES
Az Anchor fni sale Ne hav. hand ::
ond hand i:iO.ks, dhd Auchur weighing ~ lbs
For sale very cheap. JACOB II MICH az son.
Ok R.1LES Why O.gHE.H, .5UST
z@sD received at JACOB SINZIGH y SONS.
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Nv = = Q 2 q H' n IT'D p If r
II vent proths from iniurimg w"plen goods in
weather. iur <tIe ThulnPsons Drug
Store mvI5
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EES!<;TEO.N' ~ THE PRAGE or
ER WiIITt, IEAD-The undersigned has been
,;,,t - lget,t for the sale of White Lead at man
Atiy,i's I7riras and can now sell at lower figures
lil.n .ly,s WM. ii. +. STODDARD,
l." J' -, II Main st.
xw1H-F-%-Fe.-3 Rains SOFT FIVE
AJAX suitable for re-sewinS Gunny Bags
II, u fun supply Of fine and heavy Hemp Pack
~ -, oar sale j,y GEO. FOSTER & CO.,
,,r3I Corner Locust st. and the Canal.
sAsL .5.N'Es T'-sE'ER BLE.N.DS, W1FH
. Patent fixtures TO them, for sale cheap:
MILLER Il NIEHAUS,
,,,5 r-s 43 Main street
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AK'STEHS! O4'SPERS!-I5O DOZ.
" and two H. cans, fresh Cove and Spiced
Oysters, from one of the best packing honS,.5 East
Just received and for sale bN
mayI9 CHAS. McJOH NSrON.
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Al $50 bbls aud Bags Varions kinds OF goo,
potatoes, for seed eating, just received and Il,
sale by CHAS. MCJUHNSrON,
nayl9 Pust.y Block, Main street.
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ATYHFTH.H~S. S'HUR.N-s, CHUR|N'S.
z 2 doz Iron Bound Cedar Churns
l .laz Brass Bound do do
, duZ Butter Ladies',
ydoz ass'd Butter Bowls
Inst received from the East by ,--
auar.u CcCIN -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10
LADY FRANKL1N.-A correspondent of the

LADY FRANKLIN.-A correspondent of the
Boston Atlas writes as follows:
One of the pleasan test incidents of our short
stay in Montreal was call upon Lady Frank
lin. She was the guest of Mr.. Stesens, one OF
the wealth and most estimable citizens OF
the Canadian emporium. Sending IN our
cards we We're greeted by Wr. Stevens, who
soon introduced Lady Franklin She is a lady
whom it would be dlfiicnlt not TO respect,
even from her personal appearance. Her
manner is dignifitd and cheerful, but evident
ly long contemplation upon the fate OF her
husband, and anxiety for his rescue, during q
period of ten years, have left their marks
upon her character. Her conversation turns
frequently upon him, and the kindness and
sympathy which she had received from Amer
leans, for which she expressed the warmest
gratitude. Accustomed TO receive attention
and homage as the heroic wife of 4 man W hose
adventure and daring in the cause OF science
and discovery have given him fame through
out the civilized world, she accepts houors not
for herself but on his behalf. Though Salutes
may not have hailed her arrival at Montreal,
she must have been made 10 believe that in
the hearts of those around her there was more
genuine admiration for her husbands hero
ism and her own devotion, than for the young
scion of royalty, whom he arches and deco
rations saluted everywhere as hefuture king.