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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.

TE Seventh Session begins OCTOBER isT 1890 and ends the
Tie Of the past encourages the
ent In the EFFORT to AXE Intuon yet deserving Of the
large patronage aud the high literary character has achieved
IL Sarui lave and able II, buildings (xhich have ample
play ground attached beautifully oe ted and horongy urn
shea lis apparatus compete Its Of study
prshensye and thorough
The EDg course will be seen from our catalogue Is unusu
EuSge are taught amer best mental
discipline Shh seems The as nS ~ Sns In Fsn'h par
usea Department remains In charge Mr. cLiPr and Mr.
O. O. MERA has been added 70 t.
ChAs H. Winston A. M UNIV Of Va President and Prof Of
Moral Science and King sh Literature
Rev. J L. Burrows, b. D.. Evidences OF Christianity.
james Leigh Jones' A NJ Unv Of yAJ Mathematics and Ian
r. a. Lewis n D.. Natural Sciences.
Prof y. Enion (of Paris French.
Miss Mary L. Lshwieh, Drawing, Painting 40
John ". Reeve, Penmanship.
Miss Royal, English Rrsnehes
Miss Jane s. stAnard Preparatory Department
Mrs. Ann 2 Mallory, PreParato y Department
\. B. olapp, Principal Musical Department.
o Q. MeTa PiSnO.
o. a. Ercsso', Guitar
The President vii hes the reetaons Of al e Glasses at reg
ulGr intervals giving special attention the Primary pupils
SOSrns
lHall payable Oct !, ls6O- emander feb To- iSSi
tngish Tut on, Preparatory Depart cent $50 20
English Tu don Collegiate Department % 90
Ancient and Modern Ian, uages, each. ~ 70
MuSc on Piano, with vOeSl Music .'......... 90 20
Use cf ins,ruraent for praciing .............. 800
Vocal Music alone, taken by all in esssesE... 90
nIaslar, NesdeWorE, or Greclan Painting. zee. zee
Board, Including everything except washing. %
Washing. ~ w
A reduction Of ono fourth 20 AiRtssrs.
NO extra charges.
Pupils provide Books and Stationery at their expense
nv protrAeed Sickness d ducon Will be made for
absence.
Boardes members OF tie Presidents family Money N meet
their expenses should be deposited With him and all
tiers for them sent to his care.
Catalogues containing full details be obtained At the Book
" CHARLES H. WINSTON,
au6-dkcqku Richmond, Va
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Hryan's Tasteiess Vermsfuge.
MIRACLEi
Nelly s rosy and Tommy Is fat
Both vere, month since, as lean az rat;
Both n m worms 10 = ter lille plight,
Convused In The day time aud sleepless Al might.
"Whtt wrought the changer BKYNs NKRaFUsE sure,
Tastelcs5 water aud certain %
Prise IS cents. For sale BY FISHER 4 SHEPHERD.
Dr. MeClintOc k,z Pee 1Orai syrup. Are your lipes
weak Dces ny breath give yoa psLf Have hae.iug
Hpect0rate hard tough latter wasted
With ulzht yeats and want seps n So here Is your rtae
Il will uuqueslloaahly save You. Plce o. Sold by
FIsHER SHEPHERD.
Or. mcCtinIOclIsH Cold ana Cough Mixture IL
diti0rf cuFfre. Dc McC the most
stn rshed medical In America. and his guarantee cannot
Questioned This preparation he declares from his expert
e-ce, positive for cold cough cAtarh, In
dirnIa and throat Il popular throughout the Union
Prcs 3 ctnts Rersae By USHER 4 SHEPHERD.
se20-dim
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AUCTION SALES.


- y FUTURE DAYS.
~ ny J. II. DIGGEs.
A VALUABLE and extensive ASSORTMENT
RICH aItvER PLATED GOODS
Being The entire stock ola Manufacturing Concern and consist
ing Of latest styles 81
Tee SETS Tea a,d Coffee Urns. casiors
Soup ard o. ster Tureers, fee Pitchers
Butter Coolers, Coolies Ladies, ep IONS, Folks r.,
VIII be sold at the auction ROM IS Main st., Monday
Ing October S, at 10 O'Clock
ple Pe Of pure Silver fine kIbaa Meal niIvtry
S'ldon such chance Is onredto buy Goods Of ts quality
auction
The gsed. will be all sold without reserve they
lied on 10 close
J. H. DIGGEs Auciioreer
ID. y. RooTH SALESMAN. ce7-tds
GROCERTgs &C. Ar AUCTIOV.-On Thurs-
" day, In Oct, viii sell auction store an at
sortnent Of Groceri' s. viz:
A. Band c CT Zee sugars
Portland yellow
Portland syrup
". Y. extra syrup
Western Bacon. sides AID sho1deis
C'ushej sugar
Candles
soap
Manufactured Tobacco
Pure maasses Rom
R'eiHed Whisky
Rfen'h Brandy
Engiish daily Cheese
English Porter and Ale
Backing
Black tea
100 cases champane Wine Of superior quality
House lock and seal, Imported ship 9shire"
ALSO,
eco sides sole Leather
300 cash. 800 and over months credit for APP
proved psPer.
% cases prime Mass LIcoRIcE. 'Yurioa" brand"
oe5 40 n DAYsNP0RNr.
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DgIspsia IS known as one OF the most dis.res.i' g
complaints wkcl anict hum ,uty; and ua TIE adve,t
Of the Oxygcnatcd B,ers had been cOusier,d incurs
Bile Sheu curibr requiring years 20 accomplish it,
Tbs Or4gsiIfsi Btsrs perform IN few DAYS, cures,
which oi1er medicines take years 20 alleviate.
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Is2stds
DEsu-rFTL FARM OF 81 ACRES ON THE

ID Williamsburg Turnpike. miles below Richmond Ter sale n
AucilonAt III Tequcst Of he r. Harrison, will sell al pu
lie auction the premises TUESDAY the oh Of October 1850
lock, he beautiful and hchly improved FARA located
IN ofcrPaey The said Harrison. The
tsns O. In high stl" Of Improvement The bdngs
~ snd m:orsb and suitable for large family. The
neghbohoo excellent one ard the Turn Ike passing
In front % the place. adds greatly 10 It's value
cSsh balance ate, ~ and Is months FOR
Ioilabe Interest added. secured nv trust deed
G0DDIN APPERs0N,
Auctloneers
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InRnsTEE,s saLF oa a6n AcREs I,NI

TKNRUsTEE,S sALE OF $50 ACRES OF LAND
Il IN HENRlco COUNTY, ABOUT MILES WEST or RICH
N0NDAs Trustee in certain deed Of trust from Robert
SINH aud wife dated the ijh day Of January 1883 record
ed In Henrco County cour h in execution there . proceed
10 sell at public auction the pres FRIDAY The i2h
day OF 0ctaber $50 ~ O'clock the ~ lend more
less conveyed by the said deed lying and being IN the Couay
Of encp LANDS Of in1 Ford Ae upon which
said Robert ]. A Smih resides
TFAas-Onefd cash balance az and monh for neg tia
bic notes. with added tile retained I'll
paid PRESTON 81. QUARLEs, Trustee
s,le conducted by z. B. Cook Auet se27-tds
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~yVY ITEMS

THr PRrScR or WALEs.-As the eldest son OF Her
Majesty zen Victoria viii arrive in this city, to-day,
IL nav not be amss to reproduce the following passage
from the address delivered by the Hon. VIM. l. Goggin,
before she two Literary Societies Of Richmond college
They express the sentiments Of very large majority OF
the intelligent and unanacal portion OF this community
Aer an ausOn the power Of the Pres and It's innu
ences on the desnies Of nations in producing amy Of
feeling and kindly relations 20 each other, he said;
Again We are told BY its worker The preset that
the steamship Is shortly bring 70 this Continent aud
perhaps 10 our own State, Wh0, whatever may De
the difference IN our views Of his and system OF gov
ernment-Whatever may have been the Preiudces which
once existed ia the minds Of Americans against the
British viii End that honest varianees in Judgment
With regard the primary systems Of nations or their
operations on the vel being Of their czens or subjects
and mere prepossessions with uuexamined facts go
but little Wav nov 70 bias the minds Of the people Of the
Union who speak The language and claim the same
lineage with the Prince Of WAKES, or his mother tle
Qieen Of England She With the dadem OF the bright
e.. crown 10 The world distinguish her has shown that
the cares Of state have caused her 70 forget that
she has rghtfuy also the cares OF Der own children.
Culdyatng as soc ever seems have dOue the Sndest
relations Of amity aud friendship. We part, may
now have an opportunity Of reeprOcaung those eoufe-
sizes which for many years have beeu 30 literally extend
"a 70 American citizens when abroad and particularly
at the Court Of her, Who home is regarded as the
bss OF SOveregns while everywhere she Is estimated as
one Of the kindesg aud most exemplary Of her sex.
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NTOsT yALUABLE LOT ON THE NORTE

MOST VALUABLE LOT ON The NORTH
Itl SIDE or CARY STREET NEAR TO ira sTREET, OK
SALE AT AUCTlONWl be sold auction the premises
MONDAY the sih Oct ber $500 tt IL clock w. valuable
located shove C. the north Cary
Street, running back O alley 81 vide and bound
d the by shockO- II srd, the lot vii be diy
ded into snsr THIS Isjusy r,gSrdei valuable
location for tobacco factory, Wholesale warehouse
TEHs cash. balance Al and years. for negotiable notes
interest added, secured by atruSt deed.
GODDIN 4 APPEIs0N,
til
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Jger AERiyED.-Abou' forty mechanics 70 be employ
Cd by the Lester Manufacturing Company arrived here
Yesterday morning from New York. They walked in
b,dy from the Nhirf the factory Cary stree here
the gas works formerly sooi) and reaching their
journeys end gave three lusy eheer and then proceed
ed survey the premises. The eomplny have already
commenced Operatives limited scale and row q at
the main body OF their operative force has arrived Will
.pro-eed 10 supply al demands tina, nav be made upon
them for sewing machines aud other kinds Of patent
chilery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

- Hne Gold and silver watches
4" Vest and Chafaiane Chkus
q zoo and Efr1sCan chains
" sets Of JeEely
Beast Pins and Ear RlEa
" Ngck Chau5
" sleeve and Bosom Buttons
-" Gold seals and Chains
Diamond aad Sold Rings
Gold and Coral armea
" Gold ncls and Pens
Sterling silver ware
" Berry and sugar Spoons
" Fable, Tea and Desert spoons
lee Cream, Cake and Hsh Knives
Plated Tc -, Czzfors. Spoon &C
Cl1ckI OF The --latest patterns
Tor sale low by
CHAs. luHSDEN.
WatsAss Jsvsry speciaces and Clocks Dc carefully repair
edN 9M1a st-est,
oc4 Richaond.
nRCH1RD GRAss SEED.-soO busAsli p,ias Or
SssS kCBINsON . ROBEERs.
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INTI|T
SrAuLDrNGs PagraBED GLrx-We have received sew
eral samples OF prepared liquid glue put up 30 small bit
te- by Mr. n. q. Sparkling. 500 Plat rect, New 05k
and have tried &c On m4ling Oh furniture. 10 i. very
convenient article for domestic u.s. and de-e.yes 20 De
kept cosstiut ON hand in every household 1. Is also
convenient article tor paern-mskers aud inventors 10
constructing and repairing their models.
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THE PRINcE's vlsu.-LOrd Rsnfrew and suits viii ar
rive here this afternoon at o'clock, in special train
engaged tor the purpose by his LOriships agent There
will be no reception al Aeouia Creek, as Indicated in
Of the papers; az least this the understanding
last evening The train having been engaged BY sPe
ctl agent for special purpose m Is not expected that
the Mayor the committees will proceed in il 70 the
Crcek, aud OF another train will not be engaged
BY Them under the circumstances.
On the arrival o, Lord Renirew he viii be escorted to
the Exchange Hotel aud Ballard HOUSE. where his agent
has engaged quarters for toe royal party.
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7. ne Director. silAs vIcsaIa IN. Ina C0ngaay.

~ RELIGIOTS NOTsCG.-pe JOHN
49, rHoNAS eVrscs O. preach in Corinthian
Nast, uh side - 81 ,u between 90 AM luth Sr"yta
"wednesday, Thursiay aHi Rfiiay Avenings OF
81 ah AID atr. 40 p tncs SUNDAY ait--n ON
az. october 10 - rr Ual staa Geo He M also sp
san morning. a "a ooe> Be'he Meeting iioass,
2ith, En- on HI
Ul- rt q. 10 are iusif. 81 atenL oc3 lie
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C0mmISsIONgR'S SALE or ROUSE AND
" LOT on TUE NORTH sIbE OF GRACE STREET, As IN
TENDED TO HENBGCO COUNTY-As Commissioner appoint
ed by decree Of the Circuit Court Of Henco Cou1y poaoun
ced the 2sh day OF April 1862 10 the Pers Per
kris exrs, shall proceed SELL pBbl: up tn
prems MONDAY the 18th day Il October IL fsir not
the next fair day er after, commencing ~ o,loc p NJ
he REAL kSATE In the bill mentioned "beng the Brick Tene
msn on thu north side q street between Henry
streets oecppedb Mr. W g. Thaw." The house Is large
and well ard has every convenience the
daon Of la &c sized family.
Ns-ont.f9u n cash the balance IN thee equal fatal.
meu II Of g. u sad Is respectively with
est from the day Of sahe erfd irsael be s~ured b
rego;iabls not with interest added approve iore
end the tile be etaned m all the purchase money paid and
a eoaveJ directed by the Court. A. COURTNEY,
Specia' Oomn7d ner
Gale BY JAS VI TAYLOR SOs Aucs lse2s tbs
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meeting 90 h- Directors Of the Nrgi, LIE Insurance
upauy Coop ny's Jui.- dluily fhs lt ot
1850 a- o. osre liter isnAt.on iscm N
Wn n. MaciAr.a1d, fht Irts deaf.
tt.us1sp. Oc'oter IL. f-iD
Gentlemen. Y11r win please accept che ta tle ot'1
Of Pies Uhlcn honor On MA IN year Cuurans
possible Or give O. ih- ccc ths attention Que @
ts importance. and have sstsa'u o. k'1s that
supply place th. advantage g clus utul ana n
pu1is lc51graiutte you le hilh position or empa
Ia attained rrsu en- nruly deserved ry The sui
vi il observed Organization q tall n
pebble confidence, phh 81 sc-vrs ty th inlcmu.s
OG-fs. the Lbe Ally AMI fiirn s. % { 81 terms
am, sIth high respect,
Your oae i.rnt servant.
MH a. nACEARLAND.
T. me Directors Of he Virginia Life Inl Company.
Thsreupon. O. vas
Rorf That thanks % The Board be crdsred Mr. Msc
fIlt1d cln and . ortast rclde ed ~ HIN
O. The CO. ptne, d-r.1s h coltiuu1 cc b ci-cr
NJ samuel uarra1n wss tcu ulri1l7lsv elected frr
dent Mr Wn o. iaXil N:ef , f-n' 90 d ihuvsCa -
occisionci by the PROMOTION % ~. Hsr f.l.
J. ADAGa PLEAsANTS, Sc-y
Ri,huoad. Oct g i>D. o,4-e
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by THE GOVERNOR.

Neutrality-suspicious. teach by gentleman quail fed
w teach Engh Latin French, Mathematics and the Rud
Of Greek lie has had years experience Address
box No IS Hampton. Va Be5-tf
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AUCTION SALES.


n NRGROEs.-we viii ae1 This Ecfnirs, ~ 10 o clock
| III 10 likely Negroes BETS GREGORY, Auet'ns.
| FRANKLIN Street.
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B45-I n seasons of political excitement ex-
ampIeli5 contagious, and particularly good
example. Few men love knavery for its
own sake, and public virtue is always popu-
lar. The man who sacrifices his personal
prejudices or his political proclivities to d
principle, is sure of applause, though he
may often be surprised to find that that has
won appreciation from his fellows which he
feared would win aim nothing but abuse.
The tricksters who have planned the con-
fusion in this State between the Douglas
and the Bell parties, will tud that these
truiSms, truiSmS, indeed. Their right
to make fair and open bargain, nobody
disputes but bargain intended only to
cheat the honest voter into giving his vote
where he did not mean it should 60, will
recoH upon the heads of those who made 1t.
They are like the Irishman, who, when
walking upon the banks of the Shannon, saw
salmon in the river beside him, and at
tempted to strike him with the snath of his
scythe which he carried over his shoulder.
He forgot the sharp instrument at the back
of his neck, and as be struck the salmon, in
stead of catching a fish he beheaded man.
The Bell and Everett party instead of bring
ing something to land, is watchiug-if we
may be pardoned a bull which IS appropos
to the story its own head as it floats down
]
stream.
They are disgusting their own friends by
their own clumsy knavery. Already one
of their electors, Mr.. Edward Huntington,
has withdrawn bis name from the electoral
1 ticket, and avows his purpose of giving his
support to the Republican candidates. The
second remarkable detection is that of Mr..
VIM f. Dodge of this city, who presided,
a few months ago, az large Union Meet
ing in the Cooper Institute. His old as
SOCRATES take it sorely to heart, for they
cherished the name and influence of an up
right man and a distinguished merchant
The public naturally hears most of these
shining examples, because these men were
personally involved with those who attempt
ed to deceive them. But there are thousands
of others who will follow their example
thousands who, disguised with the trick
that it is attempted to play upon them, will
never consent that their votes shall be trans
ferred to a party for which they have
neither sympathy nor respect.-N
| Tribune.
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CONTINUED TOMORROW

DUUGLAs ON LINCoLS.--Senator Wilson
addressed the Republicans of Brooklyn, n.
Y, on Thursday evening, and in tho conrse
of his speech said
He (Mr. Wilson, asked Douglas a few
years ago what kind of a man Lincoln
was, when he replied that he was n very
honest man, that he (Douglas) had been in
Congress sixteen years, and had never yet
met 81 man who was his superior; he had
never yet COPIED with any man superior to
Abraham Lincoln in point OF ability and
when the Geographic dispatch announcing
Lincoln's nomination was handed to Doug
las in the Senate, he said, eve have got to
DO our best to defeat him In tue house Of
the President OF Harvard College At Cam
bridge, Douglas sand that Lincoln was the
first lawyer of his State, and was one of the
popular orators of the Union.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a CARD,
ru1RR E.N-DERsIG.N,En. ON

THVHE BsFUE1 q II CIV 4 II Ust he
q firing from active commercial pursuits so
long and pleasantly carried on by himself and other
members of his house lover thirty years. in South
ern Indiana would return his most grateful thanks
TO his numerous friends and customers for their
many kindnesses and in taking leave of his
friends, commercially, he with confidence rec
ommend his successors to the patronage of his
friends as every way worthy of their continued ia
vors. NJ ". EOSTER.
Sept LIST, 1850. sept5
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FAIR GROUNDSI FAIR GR0UNDSI
ELL PERSONS S@HSHEsH'G TO
SR stands for the sale of food for the crowd,
or the dining ball, those wishing 10 run swings
exhibit sho 5, will make application 10 the under
signed The Fair will be held four days-Septem-
Der 25rh, Goth, 9th, and 18th, l86n:
Ef0R.H' BE OO.us.-75 DOZE.N' FOE
4 sale low by f. GILBERT CO.,
sept1 No. Sycamore street.
ER.IB SO.FP.-IOO BOXEs On
LID and Choice, for sale by
sept1 :. Z. GILBERT CO.
e/v for sale By 5. L. GILBERT co.
NPEDCORDs, HEMP, MIMI Ia,
septI S Z. GILBERT & co.
a. g. SOD1a-IOO KEGS BEST
AYE quality, for sale by 5. f. GILBERT CO.
GU.V.DRKEs.-WE " 4sR,
~ Glass, Nails, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nuts,
Rock Candy, Dried Beef, Oysters, Sardines, Alum,
Epson Salts, Sulphur, Roll Birthstone, Copperss,
Nader, Extract of Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tar
tar, Soda, Bedcords, Backing, Batting Cloves, &C.
ment, Cigars of all kinds, Nutmegs, Lemon Syrup,
Ginger, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mustard,
Matches Pepper Sauce Spanish Moss, Stone Pipes,
Powder. Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy
Soaps, Starch, Vinegar, Coriage Letter, Cap, Note,
and Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Teas, Oampher,
Satpeter, etc. etc.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale at the io1rest prices by
$. +. GILBERT 4 co,
septl No Sycamore street.
@ T.gRCH-1OO BOXES BESF QU.zL-
- ity for sale low by s. f. GILBERT d 90.
RTOR 6.GLR.-.A FOOD FEE PROOF
u Safe, small size, cheap fer cash at
JAS. L. SPALDING'S,
septI Corner Main and First.
R.H'LX' JUST ~ TIME BYE,
" Rye, Rye-Just received and for sale at the
cheap cash store of r. s. RUSTON CO., Fifty
/ bushels of Rive Seed. sept1
ANTTEs ORDRRS T-sKE.Y' Ut P.4R
u for Hardware and Debts.
JACOB sRAUB & son,
sept1-4w No "a Main street
RNOTFCR.- -DOREEE Sc COyNT:N'6S=
. . ton beg to announce that they have receiv-
ed q full supply of ALL TIE BOOKS to be u~ed
in the schools in the ensuing term. and solicit the
support of their friends and the public, which they
endeavor always to merit
augI DOBELL CONfNGTON-
@YO.uE HEyv-G 70. ROW q
~ AuIerics.-A Toy calculated to keep the boys
during rainy days quiet at home, and at the same
time to predispose them for useful mechanical EN- :
psyment, Is in the shape of Toy Toochests of diff
ferent sizes in store and for sale at the Hardware
Store Of GRO. ). SONNTAG s CO.,
aug17 Main st just below the Branch Bank.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

OF ILLIAOIs.
ETy@" THE PEOPLE OF THESE UNITED
.TATEs ARE THE RIGHTFUL MASTERS or BOTH
CONGRESSES AND Courts, NOT TO OVERTHROW
he CONSTITUTION, BUT TO OVERTHROW THE
iEx WHO PERvERr THE CoHsTIrUTIoE." -
45Tdbdn1 Lincoln.
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HGO7ECE TO Govt II err u ..
. The Common Council of the City of Eyans-
Vile viii receive sealed proposals until the 10Th da
Of September 1850, for grading gutterinR and mac
adamiziDg Main street, from point near the Canal
to the upper line Of Eight street the contractor T.
furnish all the materials, and do the work agree
ably 10 plan and specifications file IN this Jtfcs
p. BURKE, CLERK
Clerks OFice August 27th. 1890.
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FOR CoNGREss-F1RsT DISTRICT
Opposition State Ticket.
OF PosEY COUNTY

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES q. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PCBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES ]. FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
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Co-PxHr.+. sRsHFP.

1h. y r.i,t siyu-j have - day formed Il c"-part
nersitp uii.,ei o.. .';., .-i sl i''. i-'' osIE
/ 70, tor the purpose Of coui - tae business
As carried on by thr late t.rm aHOye, ana w"uld
sslic.r contiutncr oil III. t4yor4 81 freely tend
el - them hereiore :''-'eiug their be efforts at
all times for the intel est= OF their ccrre-pohdents
sept LIST, Is 50 GEO. FOSTER
ALEX II FOSTER
seUi3 WI. \. uAHN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-10

ASOTECE 10 G0.F'T AZ CG7sj y 81
o franklin Street Sewer--iho Common Coou
Gil Of the City OF Evansville will RECEIVE Fcalsd
proposals until ) ptember sth, 1850. for ths
struction of a Sewer unier franklin STREET, Ia
masco, from point one hundred feet west Of Ful-
ton Avenue, to Il point ten feet East Of Third Az
euue. The contractors to furnish the materials
and do the work according TO plan ADD apeefsoa
tons file in tbi. Office and payment 10 he made
upon the completion of tue work IN Ctr B3nl-
due in one year, aud bearing interest.
J.. BURKE, C!arit-.