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, 1860-10-16

1f1 0eerza Haunshl ct A1ton, IN III. Stat: ot A!eh-
shigaa ID % the third CAV of sy 1s xxreote sad d.
ver und*rzi4ned rtato }nlenture of Mortgage
To tecura the payment Of three evel ma.orY Nntrs
TTea date with SID MottE for the sum Of ntteen
did doliaia ~aeh. AID otes fArE p5A'Ie 10 Jrsph
sbe e1der oae t'1ty d.Js After da<, ax uonlh
n e and one in twelve months m. Nth ,t
k7xe Il reeosde1 10 the fetorttIs cce O. il D7vt
eou 'sy. bcnf Of HofKAke-. page ~ ant St: And
whereas ptov IN .p1 bf the tfTuas Of Mort
fa1rs defant te n ade In Ea pay Ct III PROM
aeoT hn4 sth.r them. either 1t principal inter
at On the dav dsy> Whrn The shalt ieeouae dnc
cured oy I'd Nnes shou]d th heco ~: nd
ahe =. sad Mortgage ahoula Is !azs dateT foes cose
10 pay the s1u1e;
kdw tsfr~foss. de'aut hsvsk ben ,ca.e Ia the p.v
mcct Of dtst Of aal rouI epy ~ote, tax. Of 4a
Indebtedness having b. r41 According to the terrs Of
Eti public sotiee ID h-tsby 3lveu that Josenh
eitiev, Mon gs4ee a1,sez2d hereby cec.as Of sad
da1t In naeut sedtt.t .hal ep7p OF :Ak.
ing the ncrcy due 7on tAI Sotes and II ateo1anee With
" ve:ttd b. NoEt2Ase. TAuE.t1y. Oc-
t'ber 9htetnth. l60 II 10 oeipek IN t.e forruo&u
sel III pacitc are:fon. Il lhe north door Of tte
Cout Ho1e. In the city OF CHI e3kn- 10 the hixn-
e-t daer fof cash, tie following des:rbft fr1ets
ot land. sana.et n The eoontv tf j. favssa IN tbs
FL: TIA porth west qustsr OF see:a7 ry 4e1 r3s):
- uth bali OF touth- He-t qua1te. ecoa t@tny
tA tfa 4rslh wet qn fter o. sAcfton txeoiy dre Il
-outh -e>t the qu4ste+ .ec.
ho3txeaiE Are {! fo iawa s:3 range Ii.
~ raj III nrinepl me- being ihe .1e prrn
Fs5sd 70 u P.sg Of the dt e>s by 'aoa Piece
GsisGs Hazuats. his hstra an1 as,tkr..
:, J0sErH slBLET, Most<azer.
s. II. WEL1sa4, Attorney. o.4& t1sStf
, 1860-10-16

The 4pbscFbeys prepared to furnish Type In larse y
uua Quantities made from Lupe3r qraltv or r,eia y1
ether approved pap*s He 10 also supplied viii
ne esaa1T for pete printing oGte. a new srec,m
rooi j. resaJ ~. delivery viii ke set to rs,s;a.
Wish nj to o.deI On application. @"'-
san3 N Z. hHnHE
, 1860-10-16

lft Is J4tns Fu @el asd Mary a. Kuxsu, h!s M.
both Of :ty OF Caeaso and Sas@ Of II IL IL ta "
cute ard de1e - h. unsrkxc the c-rta7 u
noftfsEa. h.AthE1ts t.N teeon-' IaY Of Ju'y A. D.
.ees u eec1re the pY1s{H nT In t.orT note
q fs*n dNs thereHtt Ia " Ne .4lt JACK Knas+u
for the ot Fourteen 1ssAnd Dollars t3l4 o., ot1I
Parable I've Aerth~ cate fteren tie Gts Banf
IL REon. AAssc us+ta anH pnr:drg thai tas in a. It
thtfeoh hch sneuh! he + sde rate ert rer
A1n i7 s:ouft BE- 20 tasstle y s4t City Dlak In N-
IN temi a3rCaT. TO 1ts en- H. setond d4> Of
ard Jalf tASh every Ytaf. Ht!rh sAt ostxg il re-
eoE1ei IN tie Kecfd' r. az e Of Coak cnuy. Sks o. il
Ia s Ia boo@ ~ nf "rkNe., a, sfe lilo and whereas
dtf4ut Is been mate tie ptyHent RI the fn4tas II
i1tFes du the eecort Cay cf JAhua:y Ito ant Ain IN
the p1ye't Ut t2e tnxAmt.t hte'*s: due lac see,ni
day o. JiIT, $50 All boss reHs7n uopsN
Now tteEtf0.e+ ru1:!c notice il tttrnv eyen Tia. r.
James c. Merrill. ffuat md tne M7rKse atcrtsa or
~ city Of nAtnan' S'a~ Of NaA.sc. u,eu attrlin<
to The terms mnr GO htrsby de the pr
pa aGn seerttd thereby 10 Be nr fsr ofs ie
sndbY VIM" nowsr authority in yesed ~ ,Id
nttuetav tbs tntte.Ith CAV ii uerenleel, o. b. ,s0
1t e1e@en ocsoct 10 tna FORENOON II av II liz pnt
ct.F o. the tout Hbres In the city Of Che+o re It
pubic anet to the hL;hest bidder fot c.ab tbe
IN sAd uostE*Ee d4>crb-d. 70 W.T.
Aha PIE tF parcel Of lA7d known 3ih<A II lot
fousH boek seren.eeu I'D the sacI ual section
dfteen M 10 the city Of ht~A.o. he nk ~xhiy ieet
II nt m heAlt1n asen:e 1nr hu ami slkh ittt
In depth to tae AnT IN the according tlah re-
nofc ia Zoo coaofT ttxstfy. With the cveL3s Luuse
and other nprpv- met Il tbs con-
JAMES u MERRILL. T1u.set, Motx1R.e,
J. u fA1xIR, Attorney. rc4I.4ti
, 1860-10-16

Nl i:oek OF rK1Mk sAkLEr MALT FIR nr-xt1jf
aad DhaIl.rs use .It'T hsax sad eath or:t,1
psomn1, di1ed. Ata'. o1p:nof Teatt MAR ia bh:rtia
inannfst.uFed u CMld Spring AAt Houat DutY.to y
Aeersss A G. AoRff. - South Water tIsss, Cnteaxo.
, 1860-10-16

IL. highest mua q IL. Aechancs 1Ea!tute
CE'sac. md tos rr.a:s Of dss,n snomhns.s o, 1 ans2
eaIisd D fp3. ~ any h-r .rx ffty Gifer,f pate m
70. e1Ie II Hnt icia1. x,d tet2 hy JOStfA q. HEM
4f-o
, 1860-10-16
z&gal.. ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRUSTEES SALE.-Public No
tse :. hereby txsn tha: I, l.. c. Pin. rre4.. sho
t.a*ee tsm:a n retd o. TEclt t1eerted bv rph
Y. Mea,'!.r q 1aSal!: soun7 :. ii Book .3cf
pses ~ = nj s.. default having os*1 ade by
= :eesf[a r y 20 nt ~. puf.u.5ss vi -
to'dtr oi said npts. t% lut - +. tkr ii le ht
t;tE e. f9F 1T II Ls n,.sa &cor Of ous Hua
sas taat II e Il qu11t.r auo he wt.thsr Of
tss truih;s4ss auSt.t II seet'on 70. .oas i, ID
~ uat- In ~ count, Of Lasss, toEe1asr With The io~e
intsTett o! Hafas ufS.vs the ve of mi Jorerh wao
to!ned 10 th1 sxeecton Of ed Defd al e 10 he mae
the ta day Of 0ssaber. ~ 19e It len n the
, oetYdM0td Tr,s..a
, 1860-10-16

TAzEwElL couS1r.-A correspondent At
Washington, Tazewell County, writes us that
the county is sure for Old Abe; that the Repub.
liean boys Of that town have got commodious
Wig1a and one hundred Wide Awakes: that
the pro.alav:ry men are discouraged and sick.
Good for him
, 1860-10-16

MASTERS SALE.-State of Iii
~ nois Cook Comfy. S-s-supr'tu. Cop- o. CHI
IG2~to G1~, tnaneery; ABBY +. as.eoek ". Na!sah H.
LAw IT Alex+nie ter Murray a1t Marv Murray. ard
to oreel1e MoFskaxe.
Public nut'ce Ia 1er-by e7.n th,s n pursuance Of
dffetA oEcer en- tre tte atove entitled ea1*. the
IT. a.y y "a A:p ~: u s. IT, ~ Mater il
eG.te. nth o. Of October. D. 1851 ten oe'cek In
t"e G!enoou u that day. Il at 1be are1ra To ps l1h
ts1 X Sdsr fs M sah At hs a. en-. r e our n"us
owifK "t>crhcd p,ece. rale> ot 1std = ~ 1uuth
th-feot ay be eesarT t. "a; 4, ths Of "a
dec {, in tte4 ani 1stx together <h th. at-,t
fee isnFsen aao COT ml..ons .a,a tse', su.te
IN te County Of CroF and St.te tlln,ts 70 xt:-Ihs
*aat E. sr 1o1he.t E*r nd tae ret ks
Enaber thirty egt ~ nnrsn OF 1u1ab-r tk tes
e the Thlee Ps'ar!p1! Netaxf, VS.. r.
q the ndEh aat nua:E the tcuf1~est austef Of
SCI On number f'ur ~ N ro~ushp tsfty kht
~ nfta q ranGe nuM o.! lhiF sse1 &ss b. Thrd
r1ias!pa' Yesiaian .aa the 90 san ,he southeast
tnl " nnc tssl north Of isteca l. east VI the
Third PI!uc pl Meni.a Ira s.UlT
D.tea eeptenntr "a, l550. a.3+d.I ID
, 1860-10-16
MASTERS SAI.E.-S,ate If M,

nn4Hs. CU0E !. Su3@TTf CoGN Vf Ct;ss-
Vim. h; rown.erd 1homa. B. Mex ast.y. Lov.,. Mr.
7iI.!y. ii, w't, Josa:tsa Carx, &c r. t..seSsT.
Mert4a9e. - 1-'7~'o7e
Paaic Sotee IL her bv kIVu thst, n ru-.u1aee ~
d. tc1eA q rfr erteIte In the avt s1. cr,sa an
.fih1a7 o. s:ps.n5'r. \. .. fs Ei1aa f. N.tH., ~
aa"eTin "a ne'7t af The ruIsr Ueur. ot Cn:csao "
&C! & IL she 1ent oftts dr. .el pubic asc.l"r
t'ths htese,s bidder for ea.h = the nl,t door Of IT,
CO.. +. ,el srlbe niece fa1et' ~ Ian or
.9 nueh tac'ent ~ ~ ~ ttAsary - asfs th. ane1rt
Wv. r. ,Ea !. cn. and "a cuts s. a4e
F - ne1th e,ss qua1ts Of thirteen i31 tova.Ao
tesy e.; ht 8, nIrta t'ft f} third
prime pal ue1d gesersfnx ,tafy t a, frctc
"a the east side. - lssd rsht II way
BIZ 1.1d Az Tue Plank hca+ ia Land i'm j0} actr%
CeuntJ uf cook All sin:e O: n1os. ~
Hl"AM F MarBFR,
MssteE IN Chareery Of The Supen1 = Court eftL CSC
trAnK LEAK. Conprt4 Soue& ars.
Lated Oet. 4 LEO. er+nt,k.,
, 1860-10-16

Twenty-Five Years AmoLE the Costnn
Plantations OF LoutMiA slH and Nils
ttssipps. an.t Ten Years II Prac-
Heal Ovtrkeer.
, 1860-10-16

The Norfolk Day Book ssys TINT Ex-G;or-
e1noF Wise Of Virginia is engaged cn the Esst-
crn Snoze TO defsad t#o negroes, who are &C.
cused Of running off slave.
, 1860-10-16
10. z ::'t.se L.-eet (!h!eAeo-
j.. ?, LAEiI.s. Afe.: atI7k.trv1

r Diarr}lna. Dysentcry, Summer
&omr1G,nt -Mazurrs s;cnpcuac Extract Of uene F,aat
be-. :tne,y k'n~u fs lie cure Of 1ktse tIsea.s
Ii the Mississippi Valley It hear the Highest reputation
fl IL cus4ye prnp+rie.. I'm children teetkus It In
vsuAtIe tT1e7a:ed cri; And .nd r. J. d G. AuUlKE
s. lous. N.sSoE.t. Sod By Jlo. D. Fs1k Ia lxkest.
tn.icxkn. lraak1sa.n
, 1860-10-16

BagB.

EaG5 OF EVERY DLSCRiPTIQT,
Aner1Au G:ot.rs Bags nsde prntza orl-r ~yta
festtfu tEktts. New 4na =econI-ka1 SeA5a1 Grin
lad dunuF fsas., 70. Shrpe1k. MIeEs' and Fa5e ure
aaes for f!orI, Eackwne1t Fsec, Hams, Salt II e. dc.
~ urdtss ailed with tceriT xc2d.s3k1h. Gk. o@atd
% Shipper. r:yty.ly
, 1860-10-16

aetLf e Eeeaove :on The body ta cavluet the boxels
AMI 'he wAyt u e crcuiaoa thoee dead .-asera worn
Or; hc W. witch occecn taM peculiar heavy feeling ln
eatd Ira !.eh~. Sc Tk-se purely re.ctzh1e pills d. not
act rpen Ahy ra. except 10 tease AMI pu,:.y Thels
eney ue lis lassd uesDy = valuable ltte and BtAx1-
Rms PIa rLou1t. e,esofc, be In every house 1eady.
Gg. J5mes Lul1, Of fotecan, u. T. vtltea Aug. II.
ls:a:
II met with mn three w-ek4 ago who had slkhily
nr1ec hA tnEett~o Ct tl.ee Gays bs!ort which caused
lnmsdi-:e pain, r~..tz Ant violent fever. When saw
HIN. the rain AID swelling .ad extended 10 Els eho.det
deriving him Of o.seep. THE haad turning DIRK
socre.- and tie prrt of runcation. Eus hc1e 1t
evening. lad cu1g 'ha aik.t gave him whole box Of
pills, applied gesst rtulttet and sayed tia e~ Sold
paes 23 eents II No. ~ CaE= =t New Isk and hy Ill
pruKEz:s.
Fold by GEORGE z. STANTON, Cc.t1al We.tez1
Agent u South Ck1k street. Chicago. ana ~ all 1eseA
hle dea.sIs III medicine. Ans1im
, 1860-10-16
mfntrlneS. st.
- q RIFY 7 THE BLOOD,
Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills

p URIFY THE BLOOD.
Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills
And Phoenix Bitters.
1sa ss:t Il q
~ as
o. Acute IL y GILL; IL eks1s Es4ss. Of
4 ;1,!
~ b found !91a:a.ole Pl<ntezs 1ntss lad oth1ra
vsegf IN Sn'r ne s,e these ed1e' VI" never b
si;$t;S ?st!.sas fEEeqa m m 4 heosExEss gl1.s
Il. coEktff spa a8a3S 3SR GSSn@AiH SS1Psi oo
pIsrKrs1A-So person viii th}s dlstseasinx disea.s
E[ss;!ss: i r. ssi;: E;ysses.: s @ss ss:'aj:ss1
.cat1 ~ 4so ~ ssoq7Es q the Wess1n
a'..s ea;s > tses: e ''s ;sssi:
TN tken: e e..s!.esa ID be cured.
:: ia eS? Rss sss s
'E: na5l, !5a,n",sEy gsnns5y. Kasa@1ss Impure
n 's. S9efs g ef,as.t. ,et,e,
:. i. ss.ss. ., Ms1ss; taealitX soones Inn a
Sozf IL. SSkEiS SSkES5S$ S${S45sE OF al
.ud lsss e t:fty 81 5es, a:aad:o b tsr q
~ fsi5s tas s af9s: 81 :sR: B. ,os. x
w. " z &: u s4 a:3s:
G.o!u. Or K1ss Ell. In IT. vosss fo.z., r1c*s. OF
Mo.1s e =. .ad; t; s!..,y t1oeld by these W.
s6s1 e11ataes : suspected. R.ief Iii t. es1sa.
The Life Pti1s H;1Y sad d! Pnmnl1 3, aE Hl'sers.
AID tAp,rtsao,s :. I dsea.s TO-; nom ssu s. s2n:
nn. .x,I2sxm 2ifif T. d. 10 q & lorFAr,
, 1860-10-16

fE Those who are Curious 10 Wit
ra.s the wondcu: rtrtran to wtle4 =. ol4v1 e ste
s: BA:eec.s. NJ - l.s hsnuht the rnanrfao
Of Wigs FIG Tou3tee; Invited to visit hs viz and
EAr DsaE Enons at 1ir. 1:e Lake rs1ret and .xzr2a
zhes~ 1r27s rrr1u=eas q A.- n sc1utuy ca deed
Aae aitc.l ron the act7.l ~aen aasted 70 the heEd.
, 1860-10-16
aoolitieal, al, Me1als, :Tlags, ST

TAMPAJGN FLAGS, BANNERS
~ LEVI !. C0LBUHN. zoAnu,setu1sz Of Avnnet.
Tsnts Nanztrs and Rags Of III deaesiptiona 1874 l36
lasrsd N:ua and i .aA ctd1xe B!ocf-. Tactis Unef,
Ia:h rlrs lLy Blndtes. Marine. spun fatn, C.nvas
TwnAz Sehs Tar Ua11, Itch. koa1. md Sasai Stores
EsnatAlly. II Gha law ri e&st pt1ees fyi1c7l1 I'm
, 1860-10-16

dissolution. The Co-Part-
dart ssT:e OF DoolIt1le l. Nil ey IL l- tay
ui-suI' I'd by nuus eknseb kihtx Of tie pzsties viii
settle the tu .ine%s o: tte l4fe 6.a.
Chicago, Oc:. ], l:to. Eu9 X ". nOOLIFTLE.
ANDREW NiLLkk,
SOTICF.-We. The u d. r-zn.d. have this diy gosmtd
AZ fATner-'p under lie ntE2% 1td sty IT Miller i
IIoed ard Ill cnsiuue tie = In icre and W ,e ~.
pairing busu:ss II ,h-IIs * Of M.rs boo1 ,tle
Miller, rh Isanth Of Cicaso Kv.f. h3%l purchased
Tic eue ssock ct the late nsm Of D.nlt',!e s er.
ANDREW MiLkkR
.- KM L. HOOD,
CAcsko. OF. 1st lt6Q tcla11m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08
Additional by the steamer Bohernial. /

LONDON, April 2G.-Consols closed at %
GA FOR money and 94s(G95 Tor account
A letter from Pesth says that the new let
tiers patent ofthe Emperor of fAustria are re-
garded by Hungarians as of no value what
ever. They contain nothing more than vague
promises, and it is felt that Austrian pro
mises to do good are never realized. This is
theunanimous opinion of the national party
FRANCE.-The Emperor has decided on
two military expeditions, which are to set
out one from Algeria and another from Ben
gal, to proceed to Timbuetoo, where they
are to unite. A large sum has been placed TO
the credit of the Minister of War to defray ex
penSes. The Editor of a satircal journal o f
Turin, has been condemned to two months
Imprisonment and iine tor publishing dis
graceful articles.
The rumor that the plenlpotentiaries have
not sufficient autl ority has faforably in
hneaced the public mind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

BEGy- The fire of Sunday night is the
third or fourth, which has occurred in our
midst, within very short time. These fire.
quent fires and alarms show plainly that
the ircensliary is in our midst. 1t has OF
late been the plan of burglars to set fire tO
some buildings, and then take advantage of
the hurry and confusion to secure their
plumber. In view of these facts it behoove es
our citizens 10 keep their property well in
sured. In this connection, we would re-
commend the Insurance Agency of Messrs.
Copeland Il NexSen, No. First street. They
arc agents for some OF the most reliable In
snrance Companies in the United States, aad
are always on hand to wait upon their
friends with policies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

Since Col. Henry :. Lane has been nomi-
mated by the Republican Convention for
Governor, every species of slander has been
put in circulation against him. He is abus-
ed and yillified for an aboltionist, for being
an advocate of the bankrupt law, and in
fact for being a Henry Clay Wing. The
flood gates of caIumny and detractioE have
been thrown wide open, and like his great
namesake and exemplar he is TO be hunted
TO death hy democratic silnderers Col
Lane is too we'll known in Indiana, as Hen
ry Clay was in Kentucky, 10 be Injured in
his own State, by the TRADE OF abnse put
in circulation by unprinripled and irrespon-
sible men, who have no character them
selves 10 loose and no sense of appreciation
to admire virtue in others.
Col. Lame is known by all who know
him, to lie highly conservative in all his
views and TO he essentially a Republican
in the sense that Jefferson and Washing
ton were Republicans. He holds Identical
! ly the doctrines Of Henry Clay upon the
/ question of slavery, and upon lis relation to
/ tue general government. He takes no new
grounds and makes no new Issues upon it.
Personally and morally he IS noble an1
highminded gentleman, entirely beyond tbs
reach of the arrows OF maievoence hurled
at him by his INSCRIPTIONS enemies.-Rock
VHie Republican.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08
esy No one, who has witnessed In

EzS5- No one, who has witnessed the
operations of our fire department, can avoid
seeing the necessity for the organization of
at least two hose companies. While it is
true that the citizens take hold and DO all
they can, still there is not that nnanimity
OF action necessary for the prompt laying of
the hose ani the management of the pipes.
There should be two eompanies-one TO
each reel--OI ganized immediately, and we
trust some of our cnterprising young men
will take steps to eonsummate such move
ment. When the companies are enrolled
officers elected, and thorough organ ization
effected, the steamer will do double the exc
cution at fires that she can under the pre-
sent arrangement. After the fire was over,
the hose would not be left 10 the care of
whoever ciianced TO be patriotic enough to
take hold and reel them up, bat they would
be taken care Of Immediately and put in their
place. Let us have two hose companies to
cooperate with the seam fire engine ia our
humble prayer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

Es:g-The New York ErpreSs talks much
about the Republican and Democratic par
ties being "r,ggerized" We confess TO
some curiosity in the meeting of the Con
stitutiond Uuion party in Baltimore We
are curious 10 know whether the ines table
nigger-wi'h i,is woody head and thick
lips--loes not make his appearance there,
also. We venture the prediction that he
WILL and take possession Of that organiza-
tion a7 the Express asserts he has OF the
others
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08
BE- A correspondent Of the n. o. Com

RS- A correspondent Of the N. o. Com
merciaL Bulletin says eight thousand men,
regulars and volunteers, were at the battle
of Pla:tsburg, when Sir George Provost and
the British army were repulsed in Septein
Der, 1914, all the real survivors of which,
whose names were on the rolls, of course,
law authorizing oral testimony, the Land
Office has actually issued twenty-seven
thousand land warrants to the survivors,
every man and mothers son of whom has
proved in the most satisfactory manner that
he was at this battlel Twenty seven thou
sand survivors of eight thousand men, after
an interval of more than forty years, is
doing pretty well.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

BsSHOur friend j. Behm, of Behm's Com
mercial ColIege, Evansville, has lately gotten
out a treatise GU Book Keeping said to be
superior to anything Of the kind now III
print.--IriRcet I1diaiiaa.
n IsrdFitrr5.,ia IS signify mistaken Mr..
Behnl has not yet issued such It work, bnt
he intends to do so. lie las obtained the
copyright for, and is now compiling, work
ON Practical Book Keeping, which, when
published, will he one Of the best ever issued
Mr.. Behm Is entirely competent to pro
duce a work ON Book Keeping Of The best
character. ea 1..aL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

Ee~ The result of the election in Savoy
as every one anticipated-is overwhelming
ly in favor of annexation. The thing was
done, as is all of Napoleon's undertakings
by species of maneuvering entirely be.
yond the comprehension of the INITIATED.
AT some points the voting was done under
the influence of the authorities and clergy.
There was no ballot. Permission to present
a card expressing n vote against annexation
was refused, and, in consequence, large
number of voters refrained from voting
altogether.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

BosroN. May Z, P. M.--The steamer S.
r. Spaliin3, with the Massachusetts, delega-
ZION from Charleston, has arrived. Some ex-
excitement was OccasiOned on board early
Sunday morning by a fugitive slave crawl
ing from the coal hunks in search Of food
and water. He gave his name Wm. Broker,
and declared that he was free negro, but
circumstances would moi admit of the truth
of that statement. Capt. Howes altered the
course of the Spaieiing and intercepted The
steamer BeRjaiai1t D. f. Ford, which left
Boston Saturday for Baltimore, when Wm.
was transferred to the d. T. Ford and con
signed to parties in baltimore.
The Democracy of The SpaLdmg could not
help almiring the ingenuity and impadence
oi the negro on selecting their steamer as
his transport 10 liberty.
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New Nors Rfarltet.

Nav YoRk, May 7.-Flonr market quiei,
aud nomimaIly unchanged; some export de-
mand for very good extra state at 3 80 but
holders generally refused to accept less than
55G95 50; sales T 300 bbls al 3 40G95 go
for super state; 5OG95 60 for extra state
chiefly At s 50@5 55 45Ge5 90 for su-
per western; 556f5 90 for common to me-
dium extra western, and l5Ga6 20 tfeF
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; the
market closed very quiet. Rye flour steady;
small sales at . 40(G4 % for common 10
choice super. Corn meal quiet. Nllisiy Y
steady, with pretty good demand at 2 =
Wheat more steady: inquiry for export;
sales 600 bush Milwaukee club at 29e1
l 80; 5000 bush No. l Chicago Spring at
l 291, and 8, 500 bush red super at 81
other sales were made but terms private
Rye quiet AT SO, with holders generally ask
ing 81 Barley plenty and dull; sales 1900
bush common state at II. Corn better,
with improved export demand; sales 10000
bush mt 7SG879 for white southern. Oats
trper with fair demand in part for export
at 42M425. Pork quiet and firm; sales
400 bbls at 81 for new mess; II 40 for
old do II % for thin mess\ l6 30 for
western prime mess; IA 12@N 25 tor
new prime. Beef unchanged; sNes 250
barrels as O0G)4 so for country Nrime !;
| 8 00(d5 so for country mess; Z 75(dAO 90
for repackcd mess II 80 for extra mess
! Beef hams dull sales of 100 brls state and
western at II 5o@15 so 4; cut meats steady =;
sales of 10 pkgs at 9994 for hams and Is
! 6sT9 for shoulders. Prime mess beef un-
| changed 500 tierces changed hands on
| Saturday last on private terms. Butter un-
changed at l3@l8 for new Ohio; l6@20
for new state. Cheese unchanged at 6G1ll.
! Coffee firm but not active sales of 1000
bags on private terms and 300 do San Do
mingo at I2S cash. Moasses continues
steady; sales of 81 hhds Porto Rico at So /;
800 hhds of Cuba Muscoyado at 10. Rice
in fair request sales of :, 200 tierces at 81
| G04s cash. Sugar-moderate business
doing at well sustained prices; saiee OF
G75 hbds at 6407l; and 80 hhds of Porto
Rico at 6T(178.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

So It sounds strangely, TO those who
admire consistency, to hear the Enquirer
pirate of Know Nothingism, when it is re-
membered that said paper, with its party, is
represented in Congress by niau who voted
for Know Nothing for Speaker in prefer
ence to n Democrat. We presume that was
one of the instances in which the Democracy
/" "adhered TO principle, in preference 10 sue
cess. 1t may be, however--inasmuch AS
the Germans throughout the country are
leaving the rotten organization by thous-
ands-the Democrats really favor a change
ia the naturalization laws SD that foreign
er shall be required to live in this country
Il years before he is qualified to cast vote
The voting for Smith OF North Carolina
certainly indicates as much
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

ILLINOIS SOUTHERN RAILRoAD.-The work
on the Indiana division of this road has
been resumed, and with large force, is being
pushed ahead with yigor. C.P. McGrady
has the contract for grading the road from
the city limits to st. FranciSviile, or to in
tersect that portion of the work already
done on this side of the river. lie has a
force OF sixty hands engaged just below
this city. s-
We learn that 3. FraIic has the contract
to grade the road through the city to its in
terseetion with the Ohio aud Mississippi
Railroad He will commence operations in
8 few days.
We sincerely hope our citizens VIII pay
their subscriptions when called on by the
Treasurer, and not suffer the work again TO
stop on account of the scarcity of funds.
Tn Gazette.
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