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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-15
COLLECTIONS NOTICE.
City or EVANSVILLE, Oct. 20, 1860.
AAOTECR rs HRRERVs GTVsR.N~

AOOTKCE IS HRREBTs GIT.R.N'
0W that /, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the
City of Evansville between the hours OF and II
O'Clock NJ, and and O'Clock p. NJ, the 22d of
November, 1850, will sell public auction, at the
door of the Court House in the City of Evan 5Vie,
Indiana, the following lots parts of lots, and par
the payment of City taxes for the year 1860 due
from the thereof to the City of Evansville,
the same being now due and unpaid, and for the
co SITS of said sale, and that such sale will be
tiuued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and
place until all the lots and par cells of roa estate
herein mentioned are sold as offered for sale
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-15
SIDE-WALK IMPROVEMENTS


:.
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
novS-3wd-S6 City Collector.
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ansvilIe & CraVvfordsviIIe X. X.
DEPARTURE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Packets.

There II regular daily communication with HEf
asoN and NEwBURGH by boat and land convey
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-15
Upper ENLARGEMENT.

Southwest half of lot 10.
southwest half0f lot To-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-15

CHRISTIAN HItDDFhItdl
Nov. I2-3wd City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-15
the northwest one tenth part Of
lot No = in block No

Merritt john % the WhOIe OF bIOck NO y IIzoI
G. HEDDERICH,
oct3O-3wd City Collector.
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igle, New Orleans: Dunbar, Puducah
Oderator. St Louis Inc Eaves, Green river
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY
an. Anderson, Paducah Grey Eagle, Louisville
B. Campbell, B. Green Gen. White, Henderson
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nAKER,s ADDITION.
LAMAsCO.
Carpenter, Alvin n, lot , Canal Basin - #
l.au- " m IL LII No 10 IN Llunl- NJ D.

South east half of lot
No q in block 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
RemarI.s Of senator Monroe. Of LOraIn, up

Nsiy- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
Snow.

Surely, Of all things that are, snow is the
most beautiful, anI the most feeblel Born Of
air-drops less than the fallen dew, disoTgGnized
| by puff Of warmth, driven everywhere By the
least motion Of the winds, each particle light
and soft, and falling to the earth with such
noiseless gentsness that the wings often million
times ten million makes no sound in the air
and the foot-fallof thrice as many makes
noise upon the ground what can be more
helpless, POwerless, harmless!
But not the thunder itself speaks Gods
power more than this very snow. It bears His
omnipOtence, soft and beautiful as il seems!-
While it is yet in the air it is lord of the ocean
and the prairies. Ships are blinded by it. All
harbors are silent under this plushy embargo.
The traveller hides. The prairies are given up
to its behest and woe to him that dares to
venture against the omnipotence of soft falling
snow upon those traekless wastes! In one
night it hides the engineering Of hundred
years. 1t covers down roads, hides bridges,
fills up valleys. Il fOrbids the hocks to return
to the fields. The Plow cannot find It's furfows.
Town and villages yield up the earth, and obey
this white diffusive despOtl
Then, when it has given the earth a new
surface, and changed all vehicles, it submits
itself again TO the uses of man. and becomes his
servant in its age, whom it ruled and defed in
the hour Of its birth. But, when flake is join
ed to'hake, and the frOsts within the soil join
their forces to the frosts descended from the
clouds, who shall unlock their clasped handsl
Who shall disannul their agreement or who
shall dispossess them of their place! Gathered
in the mountains, banked and piled till they
touch the very clouds again in which once they
were born and rocked, how terrible in their
cold, and more terrible their stroke, when, slip
ping, some avalanche comes down the noun
tain side, the roar and the snow-strOke loud
as thunder, and as terrible as lightning! God
gives to the silent snow a voice, and clothes
its innocence and weakness with q power like
his own
But, behold again! That august might that
buried the fields, that shut up husbsndry and
drove back from the fields its herds, that wound
the very wilderness with burial sheet, and sat
watchful over its work from the tops of noun
tains, defying men, and storms even, which,
when once enthroned, could not move nor
change its mighty POweT-tbat very might
when God peases, shall go, as quick and as
silent as it came! When Ged remembers the
earth from the south, and His breath returns
again, warm and lfegiving, in an instant the
snow goes back to its former state. It's fakes
die to drops of dew, and the field drinks up
the depths and banks that hid its face; and the
ice and snow that sat silent on the hills, now
sing down the brooks and rills, prophets of the
coming hOwers-Henry Ward Beeeher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY IORNING, FEB. 80, 1869.
PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTING,

CH-Plan and ornamental prn Ing Of every description
duls the Printing Establishment " This LEADER Oihe
the latest improved ind mos rapid steam Presses
best style, short nutice ana at reasonable ntas
Particular attention paid 10 blank work Every desonp
on Of Binding dOna, especially BLANK Books, Ledgefs
Innrnnls. snlrs BookE kscelvlng Hook. &C. he.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
9rmi1rg A1atbinfs.

" the Committee at the Fair Of the Amsrosn Institute IL
law YOFk at the National Fair held at Chicago and al
II the principal Ststs FAIRS held the past season; proving
leYond doubt that lie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
-. No..InrrroouRsr FoLLY.-The Har

TIM NoN-INTERcoURsE FoLLY.-The Hart.
ford Courant of the 18th says
Tho Southern Trade on Asylum street
amounts to about s2,OOO,OOO per annum, and
tbis wear is as good as ever. We make state
ment of the fact, thinking that the LocotOeos,
who have done all in their power to ruin the
wbole Southern trade at the North, would per
hans like TO know what their effort amounts to.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
Ladies Notice
UNION ICE COMPANY,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
ALLPRESS & GARDNER,
DEALEEs IN
Pure Spring Pond Ice,

VIII suBp Families, Hotels J. oats &C at all times
on short notice, and on the reasonable terms All
GERS len at % River street. l60 81 Clair street. Box
1851 Post Office, will bs Dromutlv n a 4ded P24
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
WHERLER / WILSON MACHINE

stands hfst and in all where Exhibition
had showing the merits Of different kind. And os-
Interested will dispute the justice and property Of
these decisions test Of years hald use has
satisfied all cOmpsient judges that
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET

; OTTAWA, July u. l-6o
a. for the las, three has been gradually
raining down until it has touched The low figure 0,87
cents IN til, question i. being seriously AZ
ta'sd among farmers, IL view o. the fine promise Q, the
growing crop there any hope Of corn going ny W
aTpr.hene very Lizzie. For years had l.sA. corn
cFoI'. Tie farmers reduced tLeir live stock c5rrespca
dinghy, SID ROW ,he I've stock eat up ,fe rrssea;
SURPLUS ana tae coming crop NOT proportional TIE
slno-l: u corn there viii be for con.ur1pl.ra The
s-TT.-s hand q; leading points Is euo-.uous-
amounting IoooH.noo bushels least. j. aim
certain then that corn mas:so sti!l lower.
r wheat, however. iA- prospect looks far-ra-
be- Tie aivces FROM Europe justly IN expecting:
very heavy demand for brcadstuG, during the comm:
year. The season has been and cold il Eu9lauC
that deficiency or AZ least four million quarter. - a.
rea iy ;ira;ed certain. while the supply in the mar.
ke.s Of tie United Kingdom OF Great Britain less ~
aJogr million hundred thousand Quarter. tIa,
last year ts date. Nor i this ne scar
oily confined t. .Le continent =
net Ikeiy to have any surplus All accounts that
the crops throughout Central Europe have suffered
much from the severity of the Wealth. On tn other
hand Proyiienc, has favored his country the As
sur4nce Of a GROWING harvest.
Tie arriyais OF wheat in Ottawa are a,res Is
considerable and within the month mus. b. very
heavy, If anything Ike the present prices KEEP; lp.
F.uy-Wiutcr wheat, ssa3.5G pr I.o; sprInsw
extra, 4.7Ju30.; spring " tine 200.
Corn .E,t-. Goal lOpr. 100.
C.-f-I.ar. $50 for , lbs; ~hcil-d g. fg- 20 To-,
Ha.,t-H inter. 9jai.0); spring, s5a9 {.
Uuts--2@c TOR - ID.
EGr,.4--$jc for 40 lbs
Tim Fly >."j-52.25
l"a'a.~-3jr. I. bush.
JaEs--~c.
Eotsc-.Glc.
CRY >EinS-sc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

IT may be thought that the recoption Of
a puncture from the sting Of a bee is =
circumstance Of 10 consideration at all
If any one so thinks. let him try that little
thing on as did Mr.. Philo Lindley the
other day Gong out to take a look at
his bee affairs, he was set on by one of the
more ''tanatical' of those proverbial busy
bodies, and stung on the back Of the hand,
the sword touching the sympathetic nerve.
lie Immediately applied Ammonia to the
wound which is usually perfect antidote
to bee poison He then sa. down to din
ner but found himself unable to control
the action of the muscles OF the arm, and
for once lost the road from his plate to his
mouth The poison ran quickly to the
brain, paralyzlng the action of the tongue
and jaws He arose from the table, step
ped to the door, and fell insensible TO the
floor. When the doctor (Iard) arrived,
fifteen minutes thereafter, all pulsaton
had disappeared, save through the great
caroted artery; in fact he was dying
man-almost gone a reaction was Oh
tanned, and consciousness restored only by
the most decisive measures. For three
days he laid as poweIless as though suffer
ing the effects of a partial stroke of cleo
trlcity He has ecoverad.-W gwam.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
Gbifaga 1opertisemrnts.
From ROUNDS & LANqDoN,s

GENERAL ADVERTZSING AGENCY
l5a RANDOLPH STREET who are agents for this. A.
wei asfor all the lead,P. papers Of tie Northwest.
TO TIE LADIES. N. COMINS NJ D., PROBES
aot INCONSISTENCIES, and Diseases Of Females par
~ i''i,es an ladies' wro need medical surgi-
car ADVISER, TO call ut his ONCE No. IIy south Clark
street Gloom No ., Up Stairs Chicago IIl-or nd.
aress T. o. Box 2,0l5, inciosiss one STAMP
pr 'pnlins having devoted fifteen years 10 III. tre.<
n'eht oil all Diseases peculiar females and bayinr
been greater part " the time In an ex.nsiv. Ine,,
AIRY practice, has hestsncy ia saving tba.I. sr.,
all other fractit in the safe speedy and cgectn.
treatment Of all female conpiaints Dnrnr hi. L..
practice, thousands OF patients. deemed incnr.hI.
have been saved from an sntinely grave. III, mesi'
cate constitution. 4
NOTICF.-An those whose health viii 40. perr,i. ~
their becoming mothers, and wish quiet resort FIR ON
the cares and tolls Of busy life until their
systems are invigrated, under the Of Of the
best physicians Of the age. will call address as above
tbs ity the world don't know how to get along and
a'ola respoD sibtes, when it is the easiest thing in
~ ,Cehce, and no trouble BY RENTING hve dollars
~ -, they can get prevention that fail
IL Is Impossible.
CASCEil--that most drasa.5 n, eli s;,...a. ..sA.
eH@ciusily and perme pently without the use Of
A''e Dr u has had great numbers Of III Elm under
stance. ~ Wv Al ''"s's 10
Private Diseases, in all sta1es rr,m.,x ...o,a,-x
or hereditary Seminal Weakness. General nehIi,v Iw
potency, and Di.cisrs Of all the Urinary ORGANS az
cnz "r short duration, radical cure is warranted in
all eases.
Charges moderate. Communications sacredIv conf
dentia whatever may be the disease. coIdion ar At.
uaticn ef any one, married single
3edlc!l-s prepared expressly for the case in cues.
non, ana sent by mail express any par: OF tbs
2ed States, pGtup TO avoid al sus-
ricien- ny5-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

COMMU yTrATiCSs-W- have several able
communications on our table-sOme ac-
companied with responsible names and
others not. Two Of the former are in type
one signed Kentucky and the other
" Democrat, but at the time we write
this we find our available space contract
ing so rapidly that we fear we shall have
room for neither this week The others
those unaccompanied by na!ne-al-
though well written, are rejected under
our memorable rule, to publish nothing
that comes to us anOnym ously.
4 word 10 our friends Be brief Again,
we want no lengthy arguments from you.
We eau always find these in our ex-
changes or congressional and stump speech
es, much better than you generally can
present them. \ single good idea pre-
scnted In lew terse, epigrammatic SEN
fences, is worth column Of argument any
time. Communications like these are al
ways welcome Wordy dcclamations or
prosy argument, on old, hackneved sub
iects, never.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
H'rrick'S Kid Siren.;hcning Piasters.
The Great Strengtheuer
AID PAIN DESTROYER.

\ VI fA4N DESTROYER.
.H- lat Jad tAeepfSt Ha,-,ety,d Remedy in flS
Nor'd.
These re"0T' 81 P.as-ers cure pains, weakness. and
distress a. tie BAGS. sides breast in hours
I2asc1 certain they do tis. that the p-sprie-
warrants rhrnl- Spread from resins ba!ssrns and
gums, beautiful I'D her. redsrs peculiarly
adapt, I - s-ts E,sa.e'- -ncN>-
'''' - .i' .l>a'--t4Esl'y u he strong man III.
c-'catc woman. AM tie feeble infant. To each ami
al theV val prove balm aud blessing Their US. ia
agreeable. and utsHoVS auuoyance or trouble Each
Paste Siil wear from four months and in rFeu
a.:ic complaints, sPrains AID 1f.os IN eff,
cures when a.! otter remedies fail Full diracons will
re found 81 tie back q each. Public speakers vocal
-ts ministers Of the fosp- and oti-rs will strengthen
Their i-s and improve their voices by 5SeGrirg them,
on mir ars''f. PTce la. ceut..
sS Tie above articles -od by all the dealers In
Ottawa AID bv Druggists throughout .he Unite. STATE.
Canaas and south America, wholesale by all large
Druggists II the PriH cipal Cities.
ar-g- PrIcii-oE Cls5.isf 1IbTnu w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

Rescue CASE AGArS-Ien days ago
Mrssrs. Hossack and Stout received line
from |. 5 Marshal Hayne notifying them
that their case would come rp for final dis
position in the [. s Circuit Court at the
present term, and that they must be on
hand. After celebrating on the matter
seyesal days, we understand Dr. Stout
went to Chicago to see about it Judge
DruInmcnd denied having sent for lin,
and seemed disinclinrd 70 pass the sen
tence The DR.. insisted on knowing his
fate-waited a day or two-and finally
took the Judges advice ard came home
Mr.. iossack, we believe, says If they want
him again at Chicago, they must come for
him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
For the Free Trad

For the Free Trader.
Mr. kDiroR-I have read the first copy
OF the Wt7oom, Republican sheet pub
ilshed IN Ottawa, Ill, and edited by G. B.
King, one OF the Ottawa rescuers of the
negro Jim"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
Ottaha fret Gra1tr .
LOCAL. MAT1ERS.
Democratic Rally !!

At the Court House, on Monday ecening nert
All who are in favor Of electing Stephen
A Douglas, the great orator, pure and pat
rlotic statesman and uncompromisng enc
my OF sECTioSALlsM, DIsUNloNIsM, and an
MBEcllE, CORRUPT, and TYRAxNIcAL ADMINS
TRsTIoS, are invited to attend.
Able speakers have been engaged for the
occasion.
Democrats, turn out!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21


'0'' ""s'"o'nty and rel abs Insurance Conn punies
m the United Suites,
Such az the
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD
Cash Capital 100000; Surplus, slsa325,
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE co. PHI .DrIp,11.
Cash Capital, &seo,o60; Surplus, sl3o "a, '
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms co n yopx
Cash Capital s5tO,OoO Surplus III. O6i
N ENGLAND FIRE MARINE ms CO, HAPTFopn
Cash capital, 100000; surplus, S23, 900
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO, NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, s509, 900 surplus, Si46,5I2
Three -fouyfhs Of tie profts 6irided 10 tho insured
The insured participate in the profits without incur
ring any liability whatever. Three ourts the net
profits business divided annually holders
of policies. The following dividends have been paid
lst divdendo policy holders, july 1851 1915 per cent
I'd do do do do 1855, 30 do
Sd do do do do 1859 30 do
4th do do do will occur in 1850.
This system of Insurance among Fire Insurance Com
panes making rapid way and will in the course of
time supercede the old SYSTEM it is the cheapest and
safest beyond doubt Property should investi
gate this system Of Insurance they want to save
ney
Commissioner Of Deeds for State Of Ne,o York.
J.w. FAY, in ErcAange Bank, 0stoca.
ottawa, March II, 1850.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

If the first copy of the Wtg,0am is fair
specimen Of those that are to follow du-
ring the Presidential canvass, and the edi-
tor is to be the expounder of Republican
principles, would say to the Democratic
Club of Ottawa, who appointed commit
tee to make arrangements for the publica-
ton OF 4 Democratic campaign paper it
would be more profitable, and attended
with greater success, if they would appoint
committee to contract with Mr.. King for
two or three thousand copies of the VIZ
~am, to be circulated among Democrats
and white Republicans. For certainly no
efforts OF the Democratic Club, or the ia
lent and ability that a Democratic cam
paign paper could be edited and conducted
with, would gain half as many Democratic
votes as will low, lying sheet drive out
OF the Republican party to the ranks OF
democracy.
The IIIpca,a bids fair to be the organ of
the Ossawatomies, and the :" rescuers"
of La Sale county. The words slavery
and slave occur no less than twenty or
thirty times in the first copy, and may
reasonably be expected to occur in every
sentence or paragraph in succeeding CO.
pies
As an evidence Of the character of the
editor for truth, justice, and propr;ety,
read the personal attack on the Mayor and
the city police OF Ottawa The case allu-
ded to in the Uig.cam is known to hun
dreds of Republicans, who will brand the
article as an untruth, false in every parti-
cular, and an ungentlemanIy attack on
Mr. Walkers private and official charac-
ter; also a Islander upon the character of
the city police. Every honest and honora-
bic man that is acquainted with Mr.. Walk
er, knows he is incapable of doing as mean
an act as the editor Of the IITg,cdm would
be pleased to publish But, when we con
slider Mr.. Walker a law-abiding citizen.
and one that will adminste the munich
pal law OF the city corporation without
fear, favor, or affection, we cannot expect
his acts, or the laws he executes, to be
vlndlcated By a man who will steal mig
ger, and in the presence of the civil au-
thorlties OF his country, trample under
foot and set at defiance the laws OF the |,
land
No wonder there is a stampede of white !
Republicans to the Democratic ranks, if |
their official organs are TO be conducted by !
negro stealers. The Democratic party |
will not envy the Republican party such !
editors y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

ACADEMIA young son Of Mr. !. Il.
Freadenbureh, while playing carelessly on
the Fox River bridge on Tuesday, lost his
footing, pitching head foremost to the
waters edge below, !. distance of some -
feet His head struck between two ugly
stones, and he came oil with a rather
severe flesh wound-narrowly escaping IN
slant death. The boy was in a dangerous
condition for several days. but is now reco-
vering.