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, 1860-05-18

MkssRs. WALLIS BGo 's-The excellent artist
brothers, the Messrs. Wallis, Of No. III Lake
street, hare put up in the various hotels su-
rerb series Of life-like photographs Of we'll
known citizens, Hon. Messra. Judd, Arnold and
1.arncd. These artists hare achieved an envia-
bic SUCCESS in their line. There photographs
have smothness. delicacy md softness few in
theirline succeed in attniuing, though these are
entirely untouched. They have also several
styles Of finishing their pictures, which, when
on oaexhibition a. the late Fair, won the warmest
admiration Of visitors, and made their gallery,
rs ADORE. an attractive place of resort. One al
the brothers supcr1ntend the department Of the
camera, and the other, an artist Of much merit
finishes them in oil, either miniature portrait
, 1860-05-18

- Trunks, Tal1sas, aud Travelling hags--a
large assortunent-manufactur by ". d. G. s.
Wright, Gl and el9 Clark street. my141w
, 1860-05-18

DORTLAND BLOCK.-The un-
ceSned has rted the Tor the above build
NJ II The corner Of Dearborn AID Wa4ta:ton strretA
Yrsa NJ nxvd Saara JT. Of Bos:on. and prepared to
lsea III sxst!nk vacAnGas II thu se to1 Nay It, j..
XLFARKER. u Wa.e.eSto to2 az>et.aEek Apaacln1H
, 1860-05-18
Daily ReYic# Of Chicago Market.

THrR.pAY ErEs1so. Nay II.
FRElG11Ts- -FIrmcr-adrapced 49lc Sct1s kenotha
nad Die Vernon. to Buffalo At 4e tchr Bonuy Doom
what from Milwaukee to Cleveland 1t &c; chr New
house, wheat oswego at &C. sehr WloEs Of the Wind
corn to Buffalo al 4Kc-clo*ns with an i'm t.'ed ten
dencY-
FLoCR-Necepts 1851 br1s; shipped s.o52 hr1s. Mir.
Let more actye and shade trne7- Sales 100 bfs
choice Sp.ing extra at 45.+o delivered 100 brs "1onc
{sound hoor) DO at &3.9 delivered; 80 h1s "ch!cAso
Mills do It s54 at mill; TO hrs good tpFue ez.a
three bsand,> Is . delivered eoo t.is Globe do
$50 desescA 100 b.s "Phens1" 10 ts.s5 delivered 81
bs faF Spring extra vt $500 dotvescd 800 b: BuekYe'
Al e3os; eu0 oss DO =: a,.lo delivered.
MILL sTUFFS-so tors Ban at tl3s7.53 on traek.
WHEAT-Keceipts. q, 81 bu; shipped, 1853 bu MAJ
ket no1c aet1ve, and ics1g1H better. Sales 80
bu White Winter T >amplc At a. 80 track 3oQbu NJ.
Spring asei0 IN store: s0oo bu No. Spring in ota
t105 IN stcre 400 bu do $500 bu do at tl054 In
soye $3.50 bu DO 1t &lot Sales track bY
le wee - follows 81 bags No. at 400 del 5co b. No
st aloe track 800 tu Clua at st.13; Zoo bu lows
Spring at 9l.1D del.
coRN-ReeeiptA l0s III tu; shipped. 1869 bu. Nar-
let active aad advanced lc Ssles wr bu fa3r River
Mixed at acaf: 100 bu fair Canal Mixed 1t 3oc
b $500 NJ inferior Canal 31ed, 1t 49c snoas; 1ooo bu
a.49he In sto.e ooo bu DO in store;
ba do al Ne In store 1900 hu 90 II 0c III store; 100
tu No. Eat A7c IN s.ore tu do 1t in store
hudo at 4sse s1re 1870 u do At 4st In store; soG
tu d. 1t &c in to1e: 10o bu Riceted 1t In stoe
OATs-Keee!pt*, .,1;t H. Quiet a.d &tead5. 500 b.
No 1t SC In stores 80 bu do At Sc On track SO bu Re
| ,cc:cd At sc del.
EYE-ncce!p.A SO bu. Market ca..cz 1sobu No 1,
| stcon track
Receipts. T.. bu. Market quiet and noua,na
| With ea1ts III small lots track at 65Ges0c-
SEEDS-Rec.ptk, 6,lt4ns. Timothy eeed In request
3hxs at $50: sbss At k3so. oth"r kisds neglected
! fPYFk 1-4.s 1S3
, 1860-05-18

STRANGERS vls1r1So CHICAGO should avail
areest Dsv Goods I Hduse IN he United Suss
west OF New York, which is that Of
II. II. Ross l. Co.,
l67 and 1G9 Luke st.
One price. aud in every instance, prices auar-
auteed lower than elsewhere. mayl6-8t
, 1860-05-18

~ Latin Brown have moved from No. 1e
10 10. So State street. They have on hand a
good supply Of Pork and Beef Hams.
ctk
, 1860-05-18

Now OrEx.-Fasses d. Cook's Photographic
Ta'uce-tle largest aud most complete estab-
)ishmeut of tl,e kind in America is now open
to the public Citizens and atrangers are in.
vited to cell. Rooms Nos. lee j. 124 Clark
street. Ct
, 1860-05-18

- The special and increasing interest man
ifested in the great closing ont sale Of Nr. E.
$. Wells choice stock Of goods at 1G3 Ran
dolpa street, under Metropolitan liall, clearly
demonstrates TINT it Is Boots" little who walks
into the Presidents ''Shoes," SO long as the
best Sew{sr)d Caters aud Camelr)on Slippers
can be purchased at prices suited to the
stpressn Of the times.
, 1860-05-18
COMMERCIAL.

TnUsspA1 EvIa1zo, Nay II. 1850.
The following are the receipts and shipments
fur the last tmenty-four hours:
, 1860-05-18

.afrslc.-Thc guitar, violin or flute taught in
f,otltt kstoas, and instructions given on the
piano, By m old and accomplished Professor Of
Music. Terms moderate. Apply to, OF address
!. u. Osborne. Mt 1855 North Clark street, over
the Mechanical Bakerv Depot. my14'Ct
, 1860-05-18

TEMPERANCE MEE71Su~-A Temperance meet
ing will be held this Friday) evening at the
Hall Of "Garden City Division Sons Of Tenn.
perancc, corner Clinton aud West Randolph
streets, at It O'Clock. Members of the temper
aucc societies Of this city and friends Of the
cause from abroad are respectfully invited to bs
present. *-25c
REMOVAL. Leland j. Mixer haze removed
their office and sample room to 1872 South va.
ter street. Pork.house, Flanders Block, oppo.
site Michigan Central Depot. mls-lm
, 1860-05-18

Sec advertisement Of Hard Rubber ~
Riggs Truss in another column. Something
entirely new. myl6-Gt
, 1860-05-18

NEwa.-An the interest Of the city cente1s in
the great Convention, and rerolves about it.
Thanks to the great Wigwam, thousands Of
citHens and strangers are accommodated with
a spectacle all coret There is little else
transpi1ing hers.
, 1860-05-18

~ {. r. 2ERITKE, Adsessftina Aaea&. 6 D4.rtorzra
atto7t%e5 to retss J6ee1tisSa fof ~. esd oli u
tass;aa Pepers Of !l< HorA Nen. 1s1-h51fy
, 1860-05-18

PY GILBERT & SAMPSON
Lays Catalogue Sale Of
FINE ARTS,
sznor q, D, Psndo,du 4 Co.. fum 1taY. would sd.tss
r. he. ana fentenaea and vicinity shas to"'
AT AUCTION,
Commanding Oh Monday. May ~, aud sG1t!uuiuz unsa
1uhe ). hausA ossa1a II aaa Is r,A.. s'eh dsy,
AT oCR SALES RGOH, 81 LAKE STRERT.
The maoldctpt collection Of Altogether designs
Of lt&tao marble al7hafer AMP a&at" satuaJ. &c Aao
the Ut &yes ef boht ian decorated aa glass
Enxuah tox5e wA1e. fancy articles. 4r kr. In this
pao Will te fouhd anT artc'ea Ct hsautfnl IT,
szn nd votkmanahp. many Of which srs of:gina nd
mAn. Gt<ean. SeApotan and other yell kno~ .orn* Of
St.tuettes Of sc1ptuT<i alahates, under klAs
I'D s9sa - sS o's:,
above koos hive Just Mrstd from Eurp< besn
selected With krtas BY stknor andodn ths graf
ttudns aaly and the royal usnafAttcs Of Prague and
Alse sup<1b a.aorsmentof the 1na quality Of silver
p7:ej good conaank IT rea ettA wsiter ~ Inch.
snd Other .ses. ea4to with Il. cut bost <tdte and
T1eas fods have nev<r essca IN any other market
li. confidently hssved- that tho taatetu! tie CURIOUS
and the ic1l hal deslsAhe uppnr
suntty Of Obtaining acea ef s!tEauce* ornament and
The goods will be open ,r ftee examination Wrdass
Ia* aud Chu1sAy, May ldt and h, ahd atts and kah.
tienen Invited to ca md exaae the A5oSs beautiful
Catalogues will b. sady The mo'noE Of The Day Of
Gos purchased for .au.it will BE- packed In the original
mYl.i;csS- CiLUEKT / SAMPSON Auet'ss.
, 1860-05-18

FEEn1So TtxE.-Thc rush at feeding time
nowadays is tremendous, and first pluces ut
meals at ali our hotels command premium.
John Wrights new Dining Hall just finished in
the rear Of his well. known establishment ut No,
ss Clark street, is full from morning down to a
late hour Of the night. Johu knows how to
feed them, und good liyers hare found it out.
, 1860-05-18

TnE DELEGATES 70 TIE CONTENTION aud all
others will ulease not forget the India Rubber
store, 81 Dearborn street. near the fremont
House, where all kinds Of Rubber Goods, il.
clndiag Clothing. Camp Blankets, Travelling
Bags, Betting. Packing, lose and Fancy Arti-
c1cs ra"y be lad at low prices. mylS-Gt
, 1860-05-18

Dooks.-The GIFT Bookstore of J. A. Colby.
at lis Randolph street, is filed With great vs-
riety Of all kinds Of hooks-reliiious, histori-
CAL poetic, scientific, and stosy--of all prices~-
and a valuable gift of .jewelry is given with
every boak that is sold
, 1860-05-18

RAILROAD EXCURSION TO DrKLE11u, CLINTON
AND CEDAR RAPIDS, VIA GAIESA A@p CHICAGO
Us1oS nA11RoAp.-1n order to gire the Eastern
delegates to the Republican Convention an ol,-
l'or.uD'tr to sec more Of our State, IS well Us
paEt Of Iowa. the officers Of the Galena and
Chicago Union Kairond propose to run spec
ial train from here to Duo1eitl, m the dag fol-
lowing the djour rnmcnt Of the Convention. The
train will run from here 10 Dunleith, and then
take steamer to Clinton, Iowa, and from
thence two trains will be in readiness, one to
convey those Of the ezcursionists who wish to
so, to Cedar Ruplds, aud the other will return
to Chicago. The fare will be one.half the regu-
1ur rates.
, 1860-05-18

No. 81 STATE SrHEEr.-The loyers Of the
Weed, in its choicest and best forms, will do
well to remember the new Cigar establishment
of James Duffy, No. ~ South Clark street.
Mr.. Duffy was lately of 1he firm Of D. n. Cor.
bin l. Co., aud has in his new stand made up
yery choice stnck.
, 1860-05-18

IHE PROCESSION OF THE CoLrupIAx Brew
E"f.-A1ch attention .was attracted yesterday
by the 1uru. out from tie Columbian Brewery
Of J. J. Sands, On the Lake shore, which passed
II procession through our principal streets led
OH by band of music in tho elegant new band
Chariot Of ). ?. Smith, = train Of rms and
wagons following. The display was indicative
of the enterprise and energy Of Mr.. Sands
Thousands Ill through the Northwest can attest
10 the excellence Of his product.
, 1860-05-18

HOTEL Fon Rent AT ST. LoU1s.-Under the
new advertisements VIC publish an advertise
ment Of q desirable Hotel to rent ut St. Louis,
upon very reasonable terms to responsible
tenant. It is first class family house, with all
modern improvements.
, 1860-05-18

Wv 1<A11A---Vh lVA N&A9AI9 a CCA-
trallS located hu.tness house, six s:oIes with stone
fsnt saAlAe fs knS business Insurance Dmces h
ENOs AYI:E5. X27 Lake strre.. ruf15e30. lot
TOR SALE-The lease, stock and
nxture. 0' hr tcass Gfcctry Stoss situated In one
at the best locations IN the CITY, App N 80 North Gask
fkrtt
, 1860-05-18

M ARSuALL COUNTY BANK,
4E1 LAGOON, ILLINOIS.
O. D. CuAsK, Cashier. .......W. r. PAzxx1 Pstst.
COLLECTIONS made Ia Msraha1 aud adjoI1lne eounea aud
proceeds rAa1tsed promptly On day Of payment.
, 1860-05-18
NJ RRIED.
In this city on the lth Inst hy Rev. II. MckatE Mr.
WALTER D. HOtGHTUS 10 Miss HATTIE MILLER.
:5Fnr Es::alR%

.Nnr @alR.
EOK SALE-A Retail Drug Store,
well eatshll.tc ii good lotail,n One of the beat
Location. in the cltT for veil qualified rhYscta'. Addre
Post uh12e Box No. 1653. MYTHS.
, 1860-05-18

w ANTED-A young lady d cir
inx pleasant home vi.he. to fire ,u:,suctiosa II
Ausc French. ORA wing Ia The English Branches
QdIea box 2l1I uYI6r.6
, 1860-05-18
4t1tuGft1tt1ff9.

McVICkER'S TIL EAT IRE
lfl Mal.on stzsee. hstwecu SsAta and Dearborn.
, 1860-05-18

" ANTED.- Gentlemen Of good
address Ind business abtie. NAY sec1e lucrative
situations. In Light and agreeable Iccaou by addsessnE
Postage paid, ). WALTER STOoPS, FoEtes auuse.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-24
SEeuR1rlEs OF THE ILLINOIS BAxks.-Tl

SECURITIES OF THE ILLINOIS BANKs.-The
Springfield Journal says there are only
twenty-five banks in Illinois whose circula-
ton is not fully and amply protected by the
Becnritns on deposit in the office of Treas
urer of State. These banks hold Missouri
bonds mostly, which have been quoted at
low figures ia the market for several years
on account of the large grants by Missouri to
railroad enterprises. The Bank Commits
siOners have been in session and will require
all banks to provide for the full security of
their outstanding notes, or close business
The journal remarks
"a glance at the list of securities on which
onr illinois Bank circulation is based,
shows the fact that whilst the circulation
has largely increased by the creation Of new
banks, that the amount of Missouri bonds
have greatly decreased. la 1857 there were
over four millions of Missouri bonds There
are now not over two millions ana a half in
the bands of the Treasurer.
Z" The State Auditor,as required 10y law, is
now making up his biennial report for the
two years closing on the Both inst. Ia that
he will give n detailed aud minute statement
Of the yarious stocks on which the several
banks are based, their value, the amount Of
their circulation, etc, etc. This will he
made public as soon as possible, for tho
benefit of both the banks and the public.
"The Bank Commissioners have acted with
energy and fidelity to the great interests
over which they are placed in guardianship,
and they will receive from the public the
credit to which they are entitled for their
diligence
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.


$50 bush ear corn, Thos. Williamson; $500 bush
corn, I55 bbs -four, box mdse, pkge do, Crane
& Brown; Is sacks flour, Potter BALI; hay press
F.. Sharpe, | ear load poultry, owner on board; 50
bush shipstUif, 80 b Il leuT, 10 bales hay, w NJ .
Altman Co; box, Oily 6 Co., Padscah, Ky;
l box goods, J. NJ. Lockha 1, BIT. Vernon; rs scks
coffee, Bemsnt Viele; IL rolls leather, a. Refs;
cases shoes, VIM. Wells; 20 cases shoes, Read h
Barrow; 1 Dbl sauerkraut, box sundries, +. Stri-
ker; boxes hardware, Chas. Babcock; IL pumps,
~ puHii' logs, Deveraux Il W; l slaves, A De
frees; ii bush potatoes, 300 bush wheat, George
Foster Co; 1 box, : Rosenwald 3S boxes cheese,
Preston iJros.; l box D. goods, w. J. Dallam, Ken
dsrsOu; s.; pkgs rtisius, cases DO, casks
CurruIta, SOreusOn e Co ; l sack W. yarn, } W
Green; : cases siroes Read & Burrow; ; casks
China, HollingsWorth Bros; ] box dry goods,
4 ucher & Maekey; l box do, 4. LONenthali box
IN fse Giles 81 McPheeteTs; l boa leather, A. Refs;
I.ox u. goods J. s. Hopkins; rolls leather, Thos
IIeTth; box gas fixtures, key do, John o Brien
(. Co; I Dbl fish, j. Willard; car poultry, J. w.
Joaes; boxes trees, box d. goods P. G. O'Riley
SCo; IS bbls flour, J. II 0glesby; sacks pota
toes, , sacks beans, box turkies, Cook Langley
l car load hay, s. Kahn; 3 sacks dried fruit, sack
feathers, Preston Bros; 81 sacks potatoes, p. NJ
Bride A. T.. SHRADER, Agent.
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~ winterish, snow falling nearly all day.
At night, however, it was beautifully clear,
and frozu quite hard. The River continues
to, decline
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G6gn The telegraph states that the Rev
Mr. Yates made speech at Charleston in
which he said if the South required it he
would go into the foremost ranks with the
Bible in one hand and a revolver in the
other That is more like the conduct OF
Mahomst than of the meek and lowly
Messiah, whose birth at Bethlehem was the
herald of g Peace en- earth, good will to all
men" We are not aware under which dis
pcnsation Mr. Yates preaches.-Lou. Jour.
He belongs TO the church militant now,
but we doubt if be will ever belong to the
church triumphant, either down here or up
There.
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CHE 1ailg 9untmaI.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

Evansville g. CraNvfordsviIIe Il. X.
pEPARTuREs.
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Fire and Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms cOnsistent with sovency
aud Fir nrnft.

Risk5 accepted at terms CONSISTENT with 8OIVency
aILd fair profit
FsDeciaI attention qiUela Insurance Of DWELLINGS
and OOrttc MS, for terms Of 10 . years-
The solid service long and successfully tried, and
the many advantages the Ftna Insurance Company
pos sesses in its line should not be overlooked by
those ready to insure and understanding their best
interests,
During stringent times " the necessity for re-
Liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-the
ability of property owners to sustain loss being
then much lessened
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
tlrouehou the State Politics issued without de-
lay by any Of the duly authorized Agents Of the
Company.
BesJ- Business attended to with despatch and
fidelity.
COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents
my2 Savings Bank Building, First ST.
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CRANE g. Brown,
Forwarding & Commission
MerCha


~ 0.S sTS EXP AkSS COsR A'ssSs -
AtH NEW ARRANGEM ENT.
The ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY respectfully an
n,uce to their friends and patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased faoli-
ties for the transportation Of
FRETG II T., L K 4 q ESs
~ o N E An q "a L Z 4 q I z s,
They solicit a continuance offormer favors- E5-
pecial care taken in the collection Of Bills Drafts,
Notes and the transportation If small and valuable
packages.
An persons wishing to avail themselves Of the ia
oities Of the Express, obtain any desired lnir-
nation in reference to the routes and details Of tie
business at thoir Office on First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
de Is C. Il. FISH. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-24
COLLECTIONS NOTICE.


ReOFFGE rs BERRBg" GFB-E.N-
q thar l. Christian Hedderich, Collector Of
the City of Evansville, between the hours of and
L O'Clock A. IL, aud and O'Clock p. BI., the.
9Th Of December 1860, viii sell at public auction
at the door Of the Court House in the City Of Ev
ansville Indiana, the following lots, pacts of lots,
and parcels of real estate and improvements, as
sessed for the payment of City taxes for the year
1860, due from the owners thereof to the City Of
Evansville, the same being now due and HnpaiS,
and for the costs of said sale, and that such sale
will be continued from day to day at the aforesaid
hours and place until all the lots and parcels Of
real estate herein mentioned sold offered for
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INC Gen'l Anderson, Capt ThcmE

1.-The regular Green and Pond river
packet Lue Eaves, Capt. Mcdonald, leaves
this evening for Frostburgh and all way
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HOG CHOLERA, CRops, &C.-Several cases
Of hog cholera have occurred in this county
the past two or three weeks. Pork raising
has got to be rather a risky business. The
growing wheat crop in this section is pro-
nounced by competent judges to be the
finest they have seen for many years
Should no drawbacks intervene, next year )
crop will be most abundant one.-Nof-
am Co. Gdz
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-24

ROGERS SUBDIVISION-bounded by Third st.
on the n. e., Division ST. the 5. c, Second st.
on the 5. W, and Elm ST. On the Il.
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steamers--ReguInr Packets.

CHARLEY Bowen leaves Tuesdays and Saturda
at IL o'clock II. Arrives Mondays and Thursda
at night.
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1.-The Weather yesterday was extreme

Gen Anderson, P'tlltcah; Grey Eagle, Lou,
Lue Eave5, Pond River; Gen. White, Henderson.
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OuR neighboro of the Herald offers bis print
ing Office for sale. Says he wants TO leave
the United States and go TO Texas. He is
right for once. The atmosphere of Ken
lucky is not likely to be healthy for seces-
sionisjs for some time 10 come.-Kid Com,
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to- decline.

-LorIsvlLLE, Nov. 23.-River falling, with
6 feet inches in the Canal. Snow and
sleet fell to-day. Mercury $50.
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RIVER ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER. Q
= - ARRIVED.
e. IL FaircniId, Lou; John Raine New Oreansi
Dunbar. Paiucah Diana, New Orleans;
Emma Duncan 81; Lon; St Cloud, New Orleans. :
e. II FairchiId, N. O.; John Raine, Louisville;
Dunbar, Paducah; Diana Louisville
Emma Duncan, Gin; st. Cloud Cincinnati.
GOATS LEAVING Toby.
Gen Anderson, Ps'iItcah; Grey Eagle, Lou;
Lue Eayos' Pond River; Con. White, Henderson.
1.-The Weather yesterday was extreme
Iy winterish, snow falling nearly all day.
At night, however, it was beautifully clear,
and frozu quite hard. The River continues
to- decline.
zLoGIsy1LLE, Nov. 23.-River falling, with
feet s inches in the Canal. Snow and
slcet fell to-day. Mercury 50
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-The river is reced-
ing slowly ut this point. The Illinois IS
rising and The Missouri and upper MISSISSIPPI
pi are falling. The weather is clear and
very cold Mercury I90. About three
inches of snow fell yesterday, after which
it cleared up and froze very bad dariag the
night. d.
1.-The Gen1 Anderson, Capt ThCmT-
son, is the mail boat for Paducah, leaving
to-day at 2 o'clock. Capt. Ben. Egah, an
experienced and popular. clerk, has charge
Of the office. ell. .
1.-The regular Green and Pond river
packet Lue Eayes, Capt. Mcdonald, leaves
this ev ening for Frostburgh and all way
landings.
--L-., The "big9 Grey Eagle, one of the
finest boats a1oat, is the regular packet for
Louisville and points intervening. She
leaves at six o'clock this evening, in charge
of Capt. A. Ballard, with the obliging and
popular viii Duvall in the office to attend
10 passengers
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CARPENTER FIELD.

Carpenter, A. B., acres OF ground more or
less, situated north Of Ann st, east OF
Lamasco & west of Shapes enlaTgem I 500 90
Nightingale, RF., % it on LIST avenue by 100 # 263
RessIer, Adam, 25 # on LIST avenue by 100 it 225
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-15

Attention. There will be meeting of the
members Of the Horticultural Society this
evening, at a Pm. As business of impor-
lance will be transacted, it is hoped that there
will be full attendance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-15
WV 0UsASVH, ENTlTL8O
THE PROFESSORS STORY,
Harper's Weekly.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-15
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Ladies, Look Here.

Miners Sherry Vine Bitters, arc just the
thing you need to keep off disease, where the
system is weak and appetite poor, you can
find no better remedy to restore health
Try bottle. Retail price 75cts. a pint. 1t
is made from the following articles. Com
frey Root, Solomon's-Seal Root, Hclonias
Root, Chamomilc Flowers, Columbo Root,
Gentian Root, Cartlaihon Seeds, Sassafras
Bark, Pure Sherry Wine.
For sale by G. n. MINER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-15

E1ports.-Iast week Mcssrs. VANSAuN &
HuNr, of this place, shipped to the Dubuque
market, GOO bushels Of wheat, and 175 bar
rcls Of flour. These gentlemen have yet on
hand, 1000 bushels Of wheat which they in
tend to manufacture up into flour,