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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-22

Es The Yellow fever is raging at Ac.
apu.co, Mexico.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-22

GS- Peaches in Mississippi were ripe
the lst inst, ard reports say there will be
plenty of them. The Adams Southern
Express have made arrangements for the
extensive transportation Of the fruit TO
Chicago and the North West.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-22

~ Warm sesiher, this.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

RrTs T6gstaJle REfTaetE. and psa Hp IN GLASS; ca
SIS Air NH, and vii EeeD n any efimgfs-
The PAMIET ca ITRARTTC PILLS Il =
rsnte but active Cathar- % tie which tina proprietor
has uasd IN his practice u more than Tnty yeGr'
Theeon<taHtiY iTlerSas- inE< dsnll1d trssul tho
who have long ussd the II pills AID the axis
flefon WlIeh All express - lin TsZIrd TO tcir use,
has induced me to place thea within the Tearh
CT all. ~
The Profession we'll know that different ca
tLSr4ies act different - portions Of tbs boWel5-
The FINTLT- CATH - ARZIC FILL has- With
due reference 10 this - well eTfabfished fat,
bssn compounded from z 10 variety Of tlIs purest
Vegetable Extracts. - which act Eliks on eve
~ 1arf Of the elements e ry canal and 91ad
and safe in all cases u where aCathaFtts IL nee
del. euch Dtr7Hgs- l-tsH:E Of the S5EldeA
.Stepi1eEE, PIias IN ne % Back and L0sas. Caffrs-
TasES. FdiH cad SssissE orgJ s4G asts's LAY. roGn
sudden cold, which Ere - qnettiy Is Irgtsefel e4
in long course Of FsrET, - les Of APFei4s a GRIP
iHg SrIIsnfd0H Of Old - ORR ne body ResttsEs-
usES Headache, iueiqhf q an Lhe hegs all blfLdB
ulzt0ry Disedses WOTAas in ii fTeH -ittS- RhsA-
II0tiSBl, great Purifier Of tho Blood. AMI many dis
eases to which flesh - heir, IT,, 10 mention
IN this advertisement. Dose. to ?.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER 1SVIG0RATOR and RA,IILH CA
TIIARTTC PILLS are TetaI'sd by Druggists general
". and sold wholesale by the Trade In all abe large
towns ST W. SANFORD, N. D.
hanuEa. turer and Proprietor.
3S5 Broadway. New York
Agents, t. II. LOGAN CO. dee2-dkwIy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

an and after Monday. the 10th Of April, 1891, the
" passenEsr Trains viii daily - follows:
i First-Ths GFea4 Southwestern. st Louis, Ctncin-
natl Columbls, Wheeling, BenEood, Baltimore and
Washington City ETpTeAs leaves Wheeling daily Al
$40 p N arTfFint Balthnore atss=16 4 n, con-
ntttng with the EEsesrn and cities
Rtfur1fnS, fsETes BatttmoTp At y NJ striving AZ
Hecod At SIS arid Wheeling At eseS An. connect
ing with the great Western. Southwestern and North,
1stsrn Expfess. This train only stcps for meals and
supplying engine With fuel and water.
sscond-The Northwestern, CleTelandg Chicago, St
Leah. Indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati. Coumbus-
Wheeling BsnWood BAlttmUre, and Washington CITY
Expreas departs daily except Saturday AZ eSO P ~,
E arIiytsaf Baltimore at LIS p. NJ epnneetin with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities Re
turning Leaves Baltimore at $50 a. ~, and arriving
At BenWoOd At 5s5I and Wheeling at 4So5 A NJ This
train stops at all regular stations East OF Cumberland
wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted At 10 A. NJ,
arriving In Cumberland a. SIS r. ii. Returning,
leayes Cumberland at Gu A N and arrives at Wheel
ing II $40 p. n. This train stops at all stations
Thee trains ali make close eOnneetiOu with tratnA
~ ~ JB PoRD, Agent.
W p Smith. Master Of transportation.
+ GaTw Carl ct A naaf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
oUSDEpb 10
LOCATE
Cor. baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
.--CHAr4Erh 1854

...--~- -----
LOCAT I'D,
Cor. baltimore and CharIes-Sts., 4
BALTIMORE, ND.
FTNHIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IL THE MOST
i prosperous and hourfshius condition Twice d.
ing the last years has il been necessary % obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
ereasinE number Of students, representing nearly
every state in the Union -
desiTably located buildings in the eitS The rooms
are eoGEnOiiousiy arranged spacious and elegantly
The aITantsgss AMI f.eIt;es here offered to young
men dezirtng 70 qualify themselves properly fE the
7h0TDu0h FraatesL REEineEs Edseatina gener9ly are
nnsuTpaased- In any particular, by any similar ostab
lishmsnt In the United States.
FAOULTY3
& K L0SIRR
Prineipal-Leeturer on the Science sf Aec1unts Com
merce. BuSines5 Customs, etc.
J. n. PHILLIPS,
PrOfsOr Of the Theory and Practce Of BOok-Keeplng
and COn-n-riczl Clirul 5tiOns-
--- IL II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor OF Bookkeeping.
y. C. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Basiness AMI ornamental Ps1maasLip.
Lectursf on MsreauAils Law.
REV. e TEATB5 REESE. n. D.,
Lecturer Ga Commercial EthiOS-
TRUSTEES:
Hon JnV. ? Keaasdy' Hon Joshua Tansaat,
Tlis College Is provided with = Comner=iH Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the Of the Stu
a' Rssh s.aasa. Ia. d.k to himself and !. .epa-
rately instructed DHl
There being no vacation durius the year, sudents
can enter AZ any time.
The time mally required 20 cOmpsfs the fun eorse
from to 70 weeks. y --
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates
large and Beautifully OFuamslted Circular, con
tanning upwards Of slUKRE FEEI rspreseutng the
Exterior and Iuterior View Of the CoIleEe, Taf5oas
Characteristic designs, peamanshfp, &C. sent By mail
fra Of eFdFgE accompanied with catalogue giving fun
particulars. Address K. LosTER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

1T IS COMPOUNDED ENIlhkLt EtsuAl hOsAss.
i aud has beo0me an established tAet > st.tlti-Lu
Medicine. known and ap- PE1Eod ~ All ttiat tss
used H. and il res0Tt- = 81 20 with e'nhae n
all the discIlcs f1r Whtch - ~ = Iaroll;lselea-
II has cured thousands within the lasf t'soy ~
vim lad given mp all = hops o. ret1e+ p -
numerous unsolicited feeEnheates N ny -
sesSiOu show.
The dasemust Be lt1Ie'ss ted 70 the temp
Of the individual taking - IT. and used N sueh guam
6tfes us 70 art gently NJ the Bowels
Latthe d.ctafesof your, n fud gInsnf Eulde yoe
the uss o. tho LIVER = iLNgZGo84IOh.af and u
will cure LiUeF Ools4 ptatEItE- Bttiso4a @Lt-Ls-
TJ,,rJr,,ri1 C7yonie Di-lkss aTTkns SalAler C5gl-
SLIIHfs, fIFsslerg, DE - So DiiE 9onllea; t15Dt-
Ital C5ltireHesS, Chotie - CntaTu. CiseesE
CaoITd LgfdEtRhI, Ia ~ fs1tes, y1Hlfeioe FeHoit
HstiueslGE and may he fused sIleeesslziy - a
0r1fndy F1HIily ussii- q ci1ie- IL VII cure STA
HE1D-ICz4E tas thu = sands can tet1iyJ ~
tlve1sty naiRhLss, tlso oFiE thTas 1e1-F01BFas Ts
kaEe4 ~ COMMENCEMENT >. Of attack
Al SghO q are giv-i illq their testLi1ot'y II
its favor - .--.. IL l. =.
NLX WATER IIi4iTHE NOUTH " m
TIE ENV7G0RATOle. IND SE4LLOR BOTH
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER B0TTLE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

- ing Rail Road
+ IA Ezszzzss75I79= - 60
O;NAND AFTER MONDAY. APrh 2sd, 1850, Pps=
" senger Trains Will Ieaye BridgePoEt a. follows,
Sundays excepted) a. s-1i4z7 ca
lO20 A. u. Mail Train, stopping AZ all way s'Stious
arrives At Pittsburgh at rs 7. NJ Phil
1-- adeIphiA 1t 6:l6 4. NJ. New York At 10:Ib
---~5 A-A-an,t CleYelanda At SOS p. u. 81
ass P. II. Express Train, stopping ~ all way Sta
1L--7 tions, arrives at Pittsburgh At 7:45 T. NJ,
:: e.. So PhIlaIeIphi at 9:50A. n; and New York
at DIS p N. --1E E4-i ~ f'.-
o:SS p. II. Fast Express. st0pplng only at Mtngo,
Stenbenyille, Yellow Creek. w cllsyille
-g-z4l and Rochester, arrives at Pftts1nrGh q
l.S5 A.. ~, PfiIsdelphia At $50 P. n.
- New York At $50 P. Il. and Cleveland at
rraius make connections at Cleveland. for Toledo
Detroit Chicago, Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. 81
4r RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland NJ 7:30 A. 81. and $40 p. NJ, and
arrive at bridgeport at 500 A. II. and $40 p. u.
Leave Pittsbufgh at 100 A. NJ 500 A. 81 and 1913
P. NJ and arrives at Bridgeport at 500 A. n. lO:2O
A. n. and 40 P. N. r7sL
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Excursion tickets to StcubenSille and return SlOJ-
Pare always as lew, and time much quicker than
any other route -=--.gl q
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
at bridgeport Station. BE- 49,
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and ts conner onS
20 the East, North, West and Northwest at oflee
No. 81 Water street or with Freight Agent At Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON MI AGENT, y.
ca s JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
l.E r. rE -- Bridgeport, o.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH. PreS'den y M
PR. MYERS, Gent Tick .Agt. apps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
j as. NJ. Dillon,
NO. IOa Market street,
PLUMBER & GAS FILTER

TEEPS constantly en- hand Gas RixtEres Lsil -
IN WFunEht Iron Pipes Sheet Lad. All kia1 -
Efzcs Bras CoekS aud Valves steam Whistles - =,
steam and Water uuasss LifE ard Force Tunp-silH y
Bathing Tubs Wooden and Cat Iron Hyd -. -
Hose and Packing OF all Thickness Anil-N -.
Metal Pure BaacA. Tin. Zine and Autinony the -
hrafsd TEoT BE.Ls, and the best cTueib!sA Il "
country. - 4.
A-AIso PoIly's improved Chain Pump Vn,e. :.
decidedly the greatest pump Of the Se. the rz4,
put M which Ia Towns aud Coantiss IN Western y
ginfa vii be sold GA Fair terms q.
= RS-GaIvanfEsd Iron Tubing. IneOErUsiTe. aSl :
Conducting. or pressure pipe. for hot or cild W..
and especially tor dceP wells preferable TO, and s
er than Lead Pipe.
AauesIucf Pine constantly on hand. any *
ovantftv url5ieii can be furnished shart no'ies
ES-Cash paid for old Copper, Bias and LsaL
2 HOVia559-d2EW&W1y
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mo PAREG0RlC OR 0PIA ne

of amy kind and Therefore relieves by reOrin0 Tie
sfTfAqF Of your child, instead Of by de1deniRg Us
sssibiliisS For this reason, II comments itself ~
the only TsIidbEe preparation now known for Cht4s
drSn Teefhfn z, DiaFrh oea, DysenterE.
Stomaeh, Wind, Cold In the Head, aud
Group, also, for setleaia0 the 0asaf, reducing ia
fdHmGfioH. regulating tie ROsoeLS and atR
with uHIaitiHq Eueesss In all cases Of ConyuAS1on
or other Fits. AZ yOtE r,dlHe tie life aud health
Of uSosfy ehidyi and l1iJI n Sd6e them from h0ss
sd and bIigSti1g eoEse4asneES SOhieh are certain u
TeFlt from TIE IEse OF narcotics of ipieh other TH1e
dies far hfdatIs Complaints eol1PoSsd tax noHe
brf ,Er. EATOHS LNFsANIZLR CORDLAI. this
yuu can TGly upon It 4 perfectly harmless and can
mot fniurO the delicate infant Price IS cents
Full direetiOns accompanying each bottle. Prepared
onIy by CHURCH. 4 DUPONT,
No. 100 Broadway, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
GOLDEN BET: 1 + HIVE / STORE
No ia, Main-st- near the suspension Bridge.
Wheeling, Va.
Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods
IMMENSE sTocK-FRIcEs GREATLY REDUCED.
STO NE & TIL O MAS
STONE q &c ZEE O


1EOy hIs
IeaJ
% "a LIE
dno-YI
Style
r. rkIzvey cak E
6 an sa. Ees o
.CanNusg AudnA
saEefr
snttOa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
: SlITTH.S WHEBLING ALES

- : In Wood and Glass. -
REY CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC GEEER
MI ALLY, respectfully informed that for 4hss
purpose concentrating ali my attention and resour-
Malt E01se5 &c IN this city
-ksEs soldny Pittsburgh Breu6Ey 70 Mesers Flaming
-sBfOther{ tben6.s -----
TsuizfaZ NJ uufi6F1as elstoEn6rs al parts Of
g d o5nfry Tor fhar TafFO1sgV 4 desire 70 asl1ES
then that shah c0lttlugt . those nine
Ke1nStt,s Pata a1d hitter leSI which
hETs hsrstoloro reduced e this e.
ls which Eeacqnfred % hi repu-
szz 41fi5u purity and Eeaeral eEeelieDeG 80 als
Haze EisifIy enlarged ths bottling department.,
thIeh q lligl state perfection and caa-
ble o. suppyIng demand for tie eesbratsd
~ tesWhe6li1g bottled Ale!
0rdSrs any Of these products must hereafter
BE directed % me At tsFheeltng- Vnyn where they
WIN be dIIsd and DISPATCHED with prOuIptnesL
fb16A GEO. W. SMITH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

W.P. Smith. Master Of Transportation.
L. n. CoLE. GenI Ticket Agent. aPril266o
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= -SANFoRD'S
Liver Invigorator,
MEYER UERILITATE9s

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GU9fs
i aud has beoOme an Established act : $500
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
sANFoRD's
FAMILY CATHARTIG PILLS.

f COMPOUNDED FRO4
Are Vegetable RztraetE, a1d PsE up IN CLASS c.
SES Air IigAf, and 'rilt kssP u any siiG.lts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

70'ET FatdE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

CTAPLE AND HOUSR-KEEPING
- 9O0DSA-We have In store large stock Uf. Linen
and Cotton ShRetlngS, Pillow GAIA Goods. TwltihgS
Bis1ohed andiD brown Table Diapers; Doylies Danask
Tahla CIotha, ToWollings and FlauneiA.
cps HRlsKELL sWEARIS0RH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
1900.

IN. MCCULLOUGH. Precedent. -
?. H. MYERS, Gent Tick Agt. ap9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26
NIZARL IRON PICruRES-

In apieEd.d cases, for twenty-five
cents, a. SuITH's, opposite Court House,
Main street Everv Picture maGe At his
Galleries win be equal 4" hi< n>ua' orl,
which has secured 10 him such unqua fed
praise and given to nis numernUs oatroos
entire satisfaction. Ask f-r the Wizard
Iron Pictures that nevnr fad \ "t. er
Case and Frame Pictures ae great:y reduced
prices.
n B.-,Tr Smith Is fitting a. Al large
Picture Gallery ever Thompson Drug
Store. corner Second street nod Na.o, which
will shortly be open in connection "a mis-
old stand, oppos te The Cont House, where
he trusts to meet w n every encourage
ment. Due notice VII be = ecu u the
daily papers. Nov 26 It,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26
Colo ES-0.I pixies Peak.

l1e iiavr, g nefere a. aree speci-
men@ from III Pin-'s pax gC'i rHgi"ns,
sent a his lalnii, bv =. Her, re,ativ5
OF Mr. b ero Il rbe on-rwoo1 house. OGe
piece is 0, q l4rrz >0ck, .oi'1 I, tinge q iron;
through bole 10 lee surface may De seen
a forma.ion of god looking ike a suow-
/ flake, EXCEPT in color. ais speciIu Il
weigb. ubont r pound, and 4 spparept!y
nearly all rock Acatner piece, about The
size of walnut seems 10 be 3 p,xture of
quartz pumice. and gold, as II had been
subjected TO volcanic actior. It Is pierced
with crevices like French burr W,lt-stoue,
and specks Of gold sparkle 90 the surface.
Another specimen IS nearly pure gold. with
tinge of i, substance resembling verdigris,
as ii copper had existed il Is vicinity
while buried ju the rocn. The shape of
this piece iS irregular and fantasuc; crew
Ices siLk into the surface. and branches int
of, as If the metal had been melted by n
tense heat, and run tbto n rough hole in
the rock, ana there become moulded 70 is
present shgPe.
Taken ali together, these hints At untold
wealth existing in the Far Vest are decid-
edly good for sore eyes, IN these days of
ragged shin-p -pasters and counterfeit money.
We thanl, our friend Byers for the " squint''
he has giveo uz at these "sponduhcks." He /
will confer q ii'vo. 90 cur town if re viii .
send them around and permit others 10
be in that manner restored, because people
will then know oy these tokens that there
S really some intrinsic wealth some where
n the country, however scarce It may be
lere
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26

BUFFALO, Nov. 24th.-The wind com.
menced blowing heavily from the west al
about / O'Clock this morning, accompanied
with rain, which before moruing changed
TO snow. The gale mas Continued to increase
in violence, and Is now raging fearfully.
Its effect on the Lakes must prove very dis
astrous, as there are 0ot ;ar from one hun
dred vessels between here and Chicago, sew
enty Of which ne probably on Lake Erie.
The blindi0g snow Storm renders it rmpos-
sible for vessels ia make this port. Ihe
damage TO he shipping N this port will be
quite heavy, many vessels having been torn
from 'heir moorings ard dashed against each
other and ,hs docks The storm : "onin-
ed almost ar tireie o T4,k.. Erie
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26
New York Market.

NV YoRK, Nov. "a, M.-The receipt.
of flour are 2l873 bblsi the market is
shade better with "a moderate demand
sales Of 400 bbls at 1 1904 90 for super
state 5 O5@5 20 for extra state; 4 75O
95 for super western O56)5 40 fol
common to medium extra western 3OG,
40 for Inferior to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio. Rye flour steady.
The receipts of wheat are 1858 bushels ;
the market is a shade frmer, but very
quiet and shippers refuse to pay any ad-
vance sales of $4,000 bush at 10 for
Chicago spring and ! I6 for Milwaukee
club I 22@l 25 for winter red western.
The receipts of corn are 26374 bush the
market is IA shade frmer sales of $4,000
bush at 64(965 for mixed western G7668
for yellow southern. Oats firm Pork
dull at II 90 for mess prime is Held at
II so, with buyers at IL %. Beef quiet
Cut meats quiet and unchanged. Lard dull
with small sales at ll3@ll5. Butter in
fair request. Cheese steady at 9MIO5.
Whisky steady at 194G020.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26
s.irtcOI.' speech ~ the Springfield
Jubilee.

We have already published IN abstract OF
Senator TrumbuJ~ speech ~ Springfield,
on Tuesiay night \ specia! dispatch to
tie Chicago TribuD YES the follow ing
description Of the jubilee aud report of ,Ir.
Linco,ns remarks:
Verify, Springfield exults to night over
our Republican triumph The trains that
arrived to-day came loaded with strangers
to see the signs Of our rejoicing; and they
have not heep disappointed With the fall
Of night, the city flashed forth a perfect
glorv of artificial light.
1t wOuG be impossible to give YOU an
idea Of the gorgeous array OF Chinese Ia,
terms aud The incessdnt boom ~. guns, the
milk way Of Wide-Awake torches and the
ceaseless shouts Of the population 90 toe
sidewalks. Give your imagination full
swing, and picture q truly magnificent ova-
ton. The Wide-Awake procession, having
passed through the principal streets, repair
ed to III Lincoins residence and halted. 4
large coucourse Of citizens had already pre-
ceded them. Loud calls being made for
Mr. Lincoln, he appeared III the door, and
after the applause which greeted him had
subsided be said
5KIEnDo A-D FELLow-CGrIzESs Please
excuse me on this occasion for making
speech. l thank you in common with ali
others who hare thought fit by their votes
to indorse the Republican cause. Applause.
rejoice With you IT, the success which has
so far attended thar cause. [Applause.
Yet, 10 AL our rejoicing, lei US neither ex-
press nnr cherish any harsh feelings t.
wards any citizen. who, by his vote, IFS
differed with US. Loud cheers.
Let US at ali times remember that al
American citizens are brothers of :, common
country, aud shon dwell together in the
bonds Of fraterna fee i1G. Immense ap-
pIause. Let me nesn bes YOU to accept
my thanns, arc 10 excuse me from further
speaking at this time.
Not on,y was almost every sentence ap-
pIauded, but At The CONCLUSION, cheers 70
lowed for EIr. Liuco r, FRS Lincoln, Gov.
Yates, etc, etc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 23.-The position of
the President is understood o be, hat though
the South has jest canse foc complaint
against the North no Stale is justified in Sc
ceding OF naEtng evolutionary movements
unit every conslinG0fa measure For re-
dress has been exhausted ~ Sta has a
rignt to comm.t fcts hae.ue he fleet to
preclpitate suct q conditon of affairs as
would ,0ouce or compe' ihe, States 10
Join he a y d,~rupuon of me Un.on: AID
Il calling ofa G sDasstOna.e de berauou of
the peope may resn.f lestcf:ng conf.
dence, anG preserve Tue oteer':, o. the Con-
stirutIOn.
l. Is appreDeoded here tio.t the question
Of secession W nstV- 10 be practically det
with by th4 present :, ADMINISTRATION. It IS
stated from u Distinguished source tbs Sou,h
CsrOlina secede> as soon as me convention
St, resolves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE r. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
platters in Boston.

BosroE, Nv. 2z.-Hop. Amos 4. Law
renee presided at d ,Deetinz, in fremont
Temple .a-t night, il I'D Of Kansas. Speech
es we're made ami d cot mittee appointed 10
solici, subscriptions.
The action Of the bank officers at their
meeting Today IS couside,e ed favorable. 1t
was decided that the balances at the Clearing
House should be paid partly in bills instead
of wholly il specie. ms measure will
greatly relieve the banks aud enable them
to discount freely. TDe course Of the banks
meets with general approval, being deemed
safe and judicious.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26

B@@ A young woman named Catharine
Hall, said to De resident of New Albany,
was run over and killed by the south bound
mail train at Greencastle Junction, on the
Louisville, New Albany, and Chicago Rail
road, Tuesday morning
All efforts ou the part of the railroad Of
ficers to find her friends, have, as yet,
proved unavailing. Any one knowing the
relatives or friends of the deceased, or who
can impart any information that will lead
to a discovery Of their whereabouts, will
confer favor by calling at the office of the
Superintendent of the Louisville, lew AL
bany, and Chicago Railroad.
Since the above was in type we have
heard that the name of the mother of the
deceased was Catharine Hall, who is a
widow that the deceased was also a
widow, but was too much exhausted to give
her name.-N 4. Ledger.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26

ST. JOSEPH, Nov 24-The extra Pony
Express, which left Fort Kearney on
Wednesday, the 9TH, With the election news
arrived Salt Lake City in three days and
four hours, distance $50 miles. The last
forty-fve miles was made in three hours
and ten minutes. This forty five miles of
the route Is he most mouniaincus n the
whole road.
The regular Pony Express leaving st. 10.
on the 8th, arrived Al Salt Lake, distance
of 1900 miles, in four days and tTenty-three
hours. II had been suowine thirty-s X
CITY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26

Borrowing to the late money panic we
have concluded to sell our clothing at a
small advance on eastern coat. Our stock
consists of Seal, Beaver, black Cloth and Cas-
simere Overcoats, and nice line of Business
Coats, fine Cashmere Pants, Silk and Cass-
mere Vests. Also a superior stock of furnish
ing goods. All OF which we will retail lowe er
than they were ever offered in this market
before NM. E. FRENCH ( Co.
No. 30 Main street,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-26

EeAY Ladies and GEMS wishing to have
dry feet and preserve their health, will do
well by calling at No. 8, Second street
where they can be accommodated with a
very superior article of extra double soled
Caters and Boots of every style, Kid, Mo
rocco, and Calf; Lasting Gaiters-Cou2ress,
extra quality. JoHE EAsCH,
nOv24-5td Evansville, Ind.