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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-18
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,


Monday evening, Oct. 18th, 60.
Council met-Present the Mayor and
Councilmen Bischman, Cook, Decker Roel-
ker and Sauer-5.
The minutes of the meeting of Wednesday
/ Oct. Sd. were read and approved.
Street Commissioner Smyth submitted
his report of work done during the two past
weeks ending Oct. 18th, and bills for the
same, to the amount of $324.60, were allow
ed.
The following accounts were also allow
ed: F. Sharpe L Co., wheelbarrows,
$I1.66; Thomas Boluss, 47 loads cinders
for Oak Hill Cemetery, $470; Louis Hutch
maker, for hauling dead animals 81; James
D. Saunders, Is days services as City Sur
veyor, $4,000; Emil Bishof, advertising in
Volksbote 3 months, and sundry notices ex-
ira, S37.25; John McInnerney, labor and
materials for constructing the sewer under
Franklin street, $24.I5; Henry Schmuttee,
repairs on Lamasco Park School House.
$4,000; Jacob Staub & Son, hinges for do
$l.55; Philip Rausch, brick work on do,
$780, John Bischman, sundries for do,
SI0.03; John Dippel, desk for use of city,
$500; J. G. Neubling, safe for do, $780,
90; Gumberts per cent on bowIdering
Main street, $6.43; Karl Goodman on ac-
count of stone curbing, $3.50; Edward Har-
vey, on account of building cistern at the
crossing of Ann and Washington streets,
$250O. Total $62O.77.
The following persons were allowed $3.50
each, in all S27.50, for services as special
police on The day of election Edward
Burtis, VIM KOlle, Charles W. Long, c. F.
Sullivan, VIM. II. KIusman, Richard Hogan,
Dennis Kenny, Nathan Montgomery, john
Clifford, J. H. Miller, J. B. Fickas
The Mayor presented the following bill of
expenses incurred in attending the trial of
the case of Schirmer as. city of Evansville,
at Mt. Vernon:
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE State Fair
so far has been "a complete success. The
display of stock, machinery, &c, exceeds
that of any other Fair ever held in this
State. The number of horses entered was
over six hundred The whole number of
entries is over four thousand. The crowd of
visitors to-day was very large. The city is
full of people. The exhibition of trotting
horses begins at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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THE swiftest horse ever known was " Fly
ing Childers." He performed fouc miles and
three hundred and eighty yards in seven
minutes and half which is at the rate of
over thirty four miles per hour.
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Boston, Oct. 1.-THE Humane Society
has awarded medal of the highest class to
Capt. Wilson of the Minnie Schaffer and a
silver medal to Thos. II. Connaughton.
mate, with ten dollars to each of the crew.
A resolution expressing the gratitude of all
the friends of humanity for the noble con-
duct of Capt's Leitch Il Wilson, was also
adopted.
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pg~ We notice that II. S. Lane, c. B
Smith, S. Colfax and many of our best
speakers are going into Illinois We think
our best speakers had better stay at home.
Down in the river counties much work re-
mains to be done. Votes can be made all
the time BY good speaking.
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BoARDTSG-Boarders can be taken by the
day or week at the corner of Sixth and
Vine streets, in tha second division of a
three story brick bdilding, two squares be-
low Main. ISAAC STREET.
Evansville, Ind. octl5-4t.
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NEw YORK, Oct. 17th.-Edward Montana,
the English sailor who insultingly threaten
ed the Prince of Wales, in this city, died
yesterday at Bellevue Hospital, of delirium
tremens
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EGE> The spire of the New Presbyterian
church is gradually approaching completion
When finished, it will be one of the most
symmetrical and beautiful in the State.
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RB@In our official table of h

SJ@In our official table of the vote in
this county, Judge Laws majority was carr
rled out by mistake at 23l instead of 2l3.
All who cut out the table for future refer
enee should mark the correction on it,
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. nth, M.-There was
a heavy frost this morning, the thermome-
ter was at freezing point, and thin ice made
in the neighborhood.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

fine dwelling house, on Chestnut street,
containing eleven rooms, two parlors, fitted
up with 6replaces and CRATES, up stairs and
down. The house is at present occupied
By DR.. Pennington. 1t win be put in first
rate order, and immediate possession given.
Apply to PHILIP DEcKEB,
OctI3-dIw. Main street.
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MONTPELIER, Oct. 16.--In joint Assembly
State officers were elected as follows : Sec
retary of State, B. W. Dean; Auditor, j..
Bradley; Superintendent of State Prison, H..
Barlow
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Bay The State Fair is proving a great
success. The entries up to o'clock Tues
day numbered 3l96-625 horses. The dis
play will be the finest ever seen in the State.
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New YORK, Oct. 18th, NJ The steamer
New York from Bremen, via Southampton
on the 4th, arrived this morning. News
anticipated.
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BosToN, Oct. 18th, M.--The steamer Can
ada sailed at IL o'clock with 70 passengers
for Liverpool and I9 for Halifax and So, zoo
in specie.
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SACo, Me-, Oct. ia severe shock of an
earthquake was felt here this morning, rock
ing buildings, ringing bells, &C. It was ac-
companied by a loud report.
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RcA. Much fault is found with the Gov
eminent for calling in and recoining the
one dollar gold pieces into larger coins. 1t
is thought this plan will have the effect to
stimulate the issuing of small bank bills.
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BGT Amongst those who illuminated on
Saturday night were Messrs. J. P. E Eniott,
J. Erskine, and L. Iglehart, Third street.
Their residences all presented Il fine appear
ance.
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MONTREAL, Oct. ia slight shock of
an earthquake was felt all over Canada this
morning.
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BGF Those genteel and comfortable AIM
perial overcoats and tasty business suits
are sold very cheap this season at Lyo mss.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

'ally Paper '-.'-'So 70 70
:" - tmaleC) o -
BY the week payable to Carrers) 10
Ert-Weekly W W
weekly "
d" g Clubs of 16 . iRore.....-........-. I 90
M The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
their own immediate business, in their own nane
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons, we'll legal advertisements and adTer-
isements of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name of other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
Hte No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
corporation, society, association or public meeting
and no communication designed TO call attention to
An matter of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for AS an advertisement
80 Contracts for yearly advertising Will net be
1iscC gtinued unless order to that effect Is et at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than
year, the price of the whole year will be charged
rze Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
shed at the expense Of the attorneys ordering, ard
not delayable for legal proceedings, bot coliectable
at our usual time.
as Our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
Hsenents CASH.
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BSiE7 We desire those needing substantial
Boots and Shoes, to read the advertisement
of John app, in another column.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

B5~ WHY DOES OAK HALL SELL
MORE CLOTHING THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE?
Answer.-Beeause they sell twenty per
cent cheaper than any other House in the
city. Oct lst-tf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES!


II IL ri q " a Il.
EHVRE U.%.DERSE69yF HIS re-
& moved his shop from Main street, No. So,
TO Apps Block, No Fourth street, opposite the
Upper Market House, and requests his old friends
and the public in general call and see him at his
e,z stand as he can stiII satsfv tbapn ali IN the
Boot and Shoe line.
BB- Repairing shall be done at the shortest no.
tioe, and IN the best of style.
CONS One, Come al - Cheap for Cash !!
oct1s-lmd JOHN NJ. APP.
OO.HETRK.N@G FOR XOUsRKRRP-
some of the necessaries of life, such as-COFFEE /:
Rio, Java, Mexican, Roasted, Essence. and Ground.
New Orleans. MOLASSES: Golden Syrup, Sugar
House, Reboiled, and Common. TEAS: Black
Goose and in packs, Gun Powder, Imperial, and
-'S '0i' " - JAS. ERsKINE & Co,
octls 47 Main street.
EyR UETS, e.-R.RKSE.NrS III
Il mOnds, Currants, Prunes, Chocolate, Cranber-
riss, Chestnuts, &C., for sale by
!&E' g e 8, &e.-PRPPER, .RXK-
~ spice, Ginger, Cloves, Mace, Mustard, CHINA
mon, Indigo, and BIueing. Bishoprick's celebrat.
ed Baking Powder, at
Nr.E.N.DLBs IND SOIPAPR0C-
X tor & CANDLES FULL WEIGHT Star Candles.
Proctor CANDLES Tallow and Summer Mould
Candles, Proctor & CANDLES No. Lard Oil, 2
Dds, TO be had OF JAS. EkSKIGR & co.
Oct1s
"0OO OB .sJV.G5 W1LLO o ~ W.4RE !;
~ Churns, Baskets, Tubs, Faucets, Cocoanut
Dippers, Rolling Pins Clothes Pins, Potatoe Mash
ers, Ladl0s- BASKETS ofsvery kind and variety,
such as Clothes, Market, Fruit, Work, Office and
Egg Baskets Busters, MOps, Measures, Nest boxes,
Matches, Shaker Brooms, Brushes for Scrubbing,
Brushes to blacken your stoves, and Brushes to
blacken your boots and shoes, and Brushes to
ootI5 JAS. ERsKINB co.
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AO1.T CKJN.N.gTK SO.aP .gyV-D LARD
u Oil. 25 bxs Proctor & CANDLES Soaps. 100
gallons Proctor CANDLES Lard Oil, Winter
Strained, received this day at
octs COOK & LANGLEY's.
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0S RXS EXTRA III n III II g. III
&eP Cheese, 10 bxs choice English Dairy Cheese,
just received at
octS COOK & LANGLEY'S.
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II Brick Dwelling House, containing nine rooms,
with large yard planted with trees and shrub
berry is pleasantly situated Second street, above
Gum. Possession given on the first of October
Apply to Mrs. o. z. LEWIS.
geDf19
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

sCTO.4L OLA RBLS. EXTRA COIL
u Oil, free from smell or smoke when using.
LAMPS A large assortment of Lamps, various
natterns and sizes, and at prices 70 suit buyers
Lamp Wickfng, Shades, Ch; uney Brushes, &c.s for
saIe by (octIS) JAS. ERSKIHE & co.
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NAaE sG~ RO.HOyV"E.-5 BBLS HOsN-
GB ony from New Corn; 2 bbls Bins Homoay
Gritts, received this day at
octS COOK LANGLRY's.
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Il Sugar Cured Hams, canvased $50 lbs.
choice Sugar Cured Shoulders, canvssed Zoe lbs .
choice Dried Beef, canvased so lbs. Bologna Saus-
ages 2 bbls choice Leaf Lard, for sale by
octIS JAS. ERSKINB & co.
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To the Republicans of the Union

New HARMONY, Oct. Is, 1860.
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NU.NsDRFE S.-SKBV.ES, COFFEE
~ Mills, Riddles, Curry Combs, Tacks, Powder
Shot, Lead, White Fish, Starch, Knife Baskets,
Trays, Egg Beaters, &C, &C., &c, for sale by
octIS JAS. ERSKINE & co.
, 1860-04-09

resulted in the success of the Democratic ticket,
but BY greatly decreased msjorities-the Mayor
by IS majority, Last fall St. Paul gave Becker,
the Democratic candidate for Governor, 25s
majority.
WISCONSIN,.
The additional returns received render the
election Of Judge Dixon pretty certain, By from
5000 to 5000 majority.
We like Dodgeville. 1t the election on Tues
day last, the following WIS the vote for Chief
Justice: Sloan 37s, Dixon 9!
WV4
DAvExponr.-At the municipal election held
in Davenport on Saturday, James 3. Caldwell,
the Republican candidate for Mayor, was elect
ed BY 200 majority. together with all the Re-
publican ticket. The Republicans also elect I
out Of the Aldermen.
, 1860-04-09

ZANE Co.-pro-Slarery Democracy is wiped
out in Kane County. 4 correspondent ut Ba-
tavia writes us that the Republicans last Tues
day mnde Glenn sweep. Every town in the
county has given decided Republican major.
ity. Eveu Irish Democratic Rutland, which
rare 50 majority for Buchanan, has now fallen
before the wave.
4 frisud ut Aurora te!egraphs us, that q. the
election In that town, on Tuesday, the Demo.
cra,s carried their ticket. We take pleasure N
making note fit. Aurora will do It's duty in
the November contests.-tA@ea9o 1s"'<s, Z "u's-
ddy.
You are badly sold, Mr.. Tines, thsstiue. but
i !. M to be wondered al, for that is your des-
tiny this wear, all tue wav through. There was
but one ticket run at cur election on Tuesday,
and it was nominated at Republican Caucus
and egerr man on it lire Republican, lie.
member, friend Sbeabau, that you can almost
| count the Democrats OF this Town nrcn sou1
| top Convention is over, our fost M4s1et "u1
-vhen shall re three meet again"
L-Aurora B1aoon.
MctI1xar Co.-The Board Of Supervisors
just elected contains II Republicans aud S Dem
ocrats.
1 OkAALH N0.-4a8 kVWH4 OI OEAhAA AAN ~ y
amore hare each elected Republican torn Oil
/ GERS.
PGon1A Co.-Kickapoo elected Republica1
TOM officers last week.
kyox Co.-Henderson. which has not fa11a
in electing the Democratic ticket for the IN
twenty.sesen years, waa Obliged to yield to B.
publican ascenaancy last Tuesdny, md elects
| a clean Republican ticket.
KAxkAKEx Co.-The Republicans elected no
than half of their ticket in Eankakee city {
Tuesday, By msjorities averaging larger III
the successful Democratic candidates. hank
kee has alway. heretofore been good Tor ao0
! 100 Democratic majorit~.
. MINNESOTA.
ST. PAu1.-The charter election Last Inesa
, 1860-04-09
19rfss i Trihu1tr


Abraham Lincoln's great speech delivered ut
Coopc. Institute, Nsw York, neatly printed, in
pamphlet form, san be had at our counting
room. Price one cent per single copy, 10 cents
per dozen; 50 cents per hundred, or s4.oo per
1000. Ordera from town and country solicited.
Document No. IL also ready for delivery. 1t
contains the late speech Of Ar. Seward In the
United States Senate, aud the crushing rrjoln-:
der Of Judge Trumbul1 to Mr. Doug'as' reply to
the former speech. These two speeches make
1e psge pamphlet. Price fl.oo per hundred !;
or $500 per 1000 copies. Let the country oe
flooded wit1, these noble yindscataons Of the
Republican party. Send your orders.
, 1860-04-09

Scenes at tile Po1ls--~Pxndfga1 and
Und1sgu1sed Corruption.
Especial Dispa*ca 10 TIRE New York n1es.]

Especial Dispa.ca to tfe New York Tnhes.J
Providence Wednesday, brriI 4.
Tue combined Democratic and Cooperative
Republican ticket is successful IN this State.
The greatest excitement has attended the cleo.
tion, and every device which party tactics could
auggest has BEEN employed By both parties TO
secure their success.
The omen purchase Of rotes has been a re-
rnarLpbte feature of the day. The voters, when
led up to Tue ballot box, would with one hand
drop in the ticket and With The other receive the
br,be, The negro vote rated high. some co'oFed
brethren receiving 80 each. lndirloua!s q o,
couuaratiye wealth. declined to vote unless paid
to do 80. Voters publicly put themselves up
forpurchase. BIDS wou!d commence at $40 and
run up 10 so. i, !,
Great good huu1or aud merriment prevailed
all day. The excitement vas intense. Lands
OF music, banners, decorated wagons, and hifed
conseyances Of every description, parnaed ehe
streets from early morning till plght-
Tie announcement Of Padelfo1d's unsuceess-
ful attempt to bribc the Town Clerk Of Grams
ton. undoubtedly lost him large vote The
action Of the Democrats and Conse'v ' at1ges has
been united; that Of the Republican, was dlv1'
iii. estimated that $50 900 hare been spent
| Large amounts bnve been bet On the result
| The odds have been in favor Of sprague. "a
| delford men have shown disposition 10 heoge
| The Herald's dispatch says:
| All day long in this city the excitement ha
been intense. Business Lad been neglected
streets deserted, and the polls thronged Mone!
bas been poured out by thousands, and mel
stood around the polls paaded with bills, opent:
huying voters at prices varying from hre t.
| ei1.r dollars. One individual in this city pu
I,ts vote up at auction, and al'er sptiteo pl
| from the two parties, it vas knocked down
thirty fire dollars 10 the Union men. This 81
TEN Of purchase was commenced at an earl
hour Of tthe day BY the Padleford party q, IN
as IN Offset, their opponents were compelled
| nursue similar course to countezact tue pc"
eriu1 persuasions thus employed. The result
that ,he friends Of the former party soon CAV
| cut. aud from that time forward the gains VIC,
all il favor of Sprague. Nothing, like this Pul
lie and private wholesale bribery has eyer bee
! seen in Kh3de Island. Probably one hnnd1s
nud sixty thousand dollars betWeen the ts'
par,ies hive thus cbaaged hands, besides tt
large amount invested ia bets. The same ST
ten Of corruption has prevailed throughout Il
State. aud with such bare-iacedoess hat nj
Of property paying taxes have asked and 7
cei7ed the price of their roles.
Tonight the city is a1ise With rejoicing, a
liouur is flowing IN streams. The Union par
IRE both delighted aud surprised at the rssu
taring exceeded their most sanguane expect
: tions.
, 1860-04-09

The Democratic members OF tho House In
rostizatiur Committee, Of which Mr. Corodo
Il Chairman, insists that q lnrga number Of
pent1cmcn, prominent members Of the Repub-
lcan partv, shall be summoned to testify rs to
their knowledge Of the use of money in cleo
lions. Tbs evident object is to iuterpose
shield between Mr. Buchanan and tho people
indignant in consequence Of tie acts Of which
he stands convicted; but whatever the NOV
ing cause Of tho demand We hope that tue
Republicans will crafty the Presidents friends
to any extent to which they may wish to 60
Compared with tho object to be accomplished
the cost Of thorough investigation is bag
atelle.
1t is time that the American people were
enlightened aa to the means which tho Denoc
racy have employed Eor carrying out theil
schemes; and though the wholo Of the remain
der Of the session should b. used up, and the
Treasury exhausted, in pursuit Of tie Facts, o'
thu existence Of which there il no doubt, th'
tine and the money would be well bestowed
II the Republicans hare been guilty Of the sin
which have been laid at III. Bnrhauan's doo1
let that also be understood. But VIC are col
, 1860-04-09

TuAxks,-Wc arc indebted to tue United
sts,es Express Company fos the prompt supply
Of California papers, BY the Overland Maal, q
March 10th.
, 1860-04-09

Ey Messrs. Norris 4 Hyde, No. 100 Dear-
born street, hare all the ne est and freshest Ct
the periodical literature of the week.
, 1860-04-09

fdent that inquiry pushed to any extent, will
fill TO conrict them Of the infamy with which
the leaders Of The sham Democracy are justly
charged Let the good work 50 on1
, 1860-04-09

CHuRcn OF TIE ASCENSION FA1R AND Con"
cEnr,-A fair and concsrt for ths benefit OF the
Church of the Ascension will take place at he
tropolitsu us!l on Tuesday evening, the 10Th
inst. Mrs. Bostwick and other distinguished
musical talent will take part in the concert, and
altogether apleasant time may be anticipated.
, 1860-04-09

psgsoxA1,-The Democratic delegation from
Minnesota to the Charleston Convention are At
the Richmond House, on their way to the scene
Of action.
, 1860-04-09
HAHN rs. n.TEEEANI--- h PLAIN
QUESTION.

uDc. II. 4. Hahn, lats Democratic candi- |
date fur Alderman in tic Third Ward, did not |
make the sworn statements reported IN thts
paper, 7e1nuye to the importation Of voters d.
rected by IT. 3. Dalcham, Chairman Of tie
Democratic Executive Committee, why does
not Mr. ". 3. Datclam make denial on that
p5iut instead OF ofieaving it to bo done by tie
Chicago Times, Mr. Bateham may DO sup
posed to have some character; tho Times las
uoae. Mr. Baseham was present when Dr.
HUM made his statements under oath; no
person connected with the Times Office was
prcseut. Mr. Ba,cham could very easily have
said in his published letter that d.: Hahn's
testimony was incorrectly reported. But he
carefully omitted any such reckless falsehood;
hs left thai for tho Times. But any doubt
exists as 10 the exact t1uthtniness Of the 1e-
port in tue rnEss AND Tn1nuSE Of Dr. Hahn's
testimony in the case Of UonneVan rs. Batehan,
ne respectfully refer the douhters to S. Il Da-
ri., Esq, Justice Of the Peace, before whom
the case was tried, to William Donncllan, the
plaintiff, to Ira n. Buell., plaintiffs attorney,
70 a. ~ e'' oe,' 49, =. ~ w.
Ham, '''' piia't''r "'s1..s' .as... -. A.
o1hef "1tness'0 'as'a ''no N'''40 P'~',0
'ba1enam's o'sc'ees sueuse W wno. xr1S o,,, w.
au1nos'1es "' ~ 's1s. ~ A''' ~'NsS' -:
o. thcse persons sno4 "'Su'to ~ 49,, "..:,..ao
:" pFon'u"eADs oAt tsPo.s ~ ~ .h.11 ,o
'a'ss' sa 'Ss"e ".'. '' 'A'10 "a ' ~. IA
prepared !" tne0' 49, 1 Wv -.
no1 'a'' oa'e'a"S u'1ao' 'N"" -r,,,..
taana WIS Aoeo4oc@t@ 4sr'tAes' ' ',
ms the 700 over ~ 'Ae '.~''s
aak' no" o'o ~ oappen >'''''
oereo asa1nSI oa'e''''''' 1o' |t -,
o. tne Fo0e'e' no1 "l'0n e'A ,.,,o
that ba1ehea was 1espons'o.' ~. A''o ~.
AS between Liam anu DAsS''"'1 @As Wv
stands tnus: Aaon s'a11lneu'' - 40Ao. =.
der cath batehams mefsl9 9es! "pon s'se' As
ton SupposlnE ahem 10 saoo ueon e9A1
footing as tbe run anu 'ef'elts'4 os'ote
upon oa1euata W ai1@la ~ ''4D'"' - :" 49,. ~
tar before II acquires 'ne e1''Ae..t W 1na n. .ess
gwen 70 d. nAAo . 'ess'a'a' .:".~ ~: ; ~;
certainly kno~s enough ID" ~ '1pt"ee'u'' .D
state oi tnlnss. Lis 'osopto4 o $500
hare no weight as against t'e S"otn ''&a,o1
OF q nau whose sVaaol~'g IL LIE eo4'au"'t'
, 1860-04-09

TuE SEAsoS.-" Gentlemen may CIT fsds'
Esos" at the Richmond House. at their Sunday
dinner, nowadays, and hare their order filled,
, 1860-04-09
QUE WASHINGTON LETTER.

PofKeamy Aad Popular tgortrsf<nfy--1ss. .
&tA<r xsr<pr<sstAtf Gohnt<f-.-IHe Uonss-
4&sad RffffA the Senate.