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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-26
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CRY OF EVANSVILLE, Oct 20, 1850.

CITY OF EVANSVILLE, Oct 20, 1880.
AeOTXCE rs BERRBE FKV-E.F'
. v that l, Christian Hedderich, Collector OF
the City of Evansville, between the hours of and
II O'Clock A. ~, aud . aud O'Clock p NJ, on the
18th of November 1860, will sell at public auction
at the door of the Court House in the City of Ev
ansvlle Indiana, the following lots, parts OF lots
and parcels of real estate and improvements,
sessed for the payment of City taxes for the year
1860, due from the owners thereof to the City Of
Evansville, the being due and unpaid,
and for the costs of said sale aud that such sale
will be continued from day to day at the aforesaid
hours aud place until all the lots aud parcels of
real estate herein mentioned sold offered for
sale
ORIGINAL PLAN.
Howes, Lewis, lot %, original plan ........sJ7 -
UPPER ENLARGEMENT.
Chandler, John j., 18th subdivision of ont
Fairchld K. H, lot y 90
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
Baker, VIM, undivided half Of 397 feet of
Wharf property, below Division street
between Elm and Leet street............ % 90
HoWes, Lewis, undivided two-thirds of go
feet of Wharf property, above Leet
street ....................... .......... 60 90
Howes, Lewis, lot No. -. } 81
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
FellOwes, VIM, lot No. 149. II
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QUACK N0STRyMS.


Il says 60 The majority of Hair Washes, Hair
DYES, Hair Tonics, Hair oils and the uumberless
preparations before the public, under such eX-
traVagant, hypcrLoliCal and utastiC titles as We
see paraded in show window cards and newspaper
headings. as hair preparations, are all humbugs OF
the first water their real meI it, when they pos
scss any, is that they do no harm. Hog IS lard
Whale oil, Lard Oil, Sweet oil. scented anc color
ed maze Up, when in beautiful wrappers end white
and when thus costly, are baptized with SONS tri-
syllable term, aud caught ut by yerdant young ana
old of both sexes Such is not the character OF
Professor Wood Hair Restorative. Tins gentle
tenian comes before the N0rld without any " high
falutin &iIophlof Uriun, any other astounding
and startling caJchIcnuy terms: lie simply adEei
tises a Hair Reyfoutigs- il presses precisely
Woods Hair Restorative and as you value your
scalp, ave, your very brains, apply nothing else
for it may be that you will get some worse sub
stance than pertumed lard on yunr cTapium. lse-
member, Woods Restorative for tho Hair ID the
best article eXtant."
rs 1t will, by natures c"n process, Restore
GRAY Hair to the Orig Ial Color,
VIII make il Grow On Bald Heals,
Will restore tbs Natural Secrcti0uj,
VIII remove at once all itching,
VIII remove all Daudruf,
VIII all cruptions--evcn Scald Head
VIII make the Hair Soft ond Glossy,
viii make the old appear young again,
VIII preserve the Color Of Hair to old age,
VIII always Fasten il and stop it's Falling,
And is one Of the best Toilet Articles for the
Hair now in Use.
Manufactured by o. J. WOOD & CO., and sold
wholesale anil Retail at IA Broadway, New York,
and If Market street. ST. Louis, no. Also oil
by all druggists in the city and country.
scptl5
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WILD game IS becoming plenty in the
tfayette, Terre Eaute, and Vincennes
arkets.
SASoTHER DISTINGUISHED ACcEssIoN.-Ex-
n,eut. Gov. Beale, Of Wisconsin, hitherto
70 unfinching Democrat, has come ont for
lincoln and Hamliu Mr.. Brale was Lieut.
1Ternor Of Wisconsin from l849 to 1854.
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E-Hor Chappea Lfys aud Hands. a s,,r,

a Remedy. Use the Compound Giy cerine To-
tion which is entirely free from grease. any ar
hcle that possibly iniure the skin. few
drops rubbed on occasionally is all that is required
Prepared only at WIN. BIERBOWER'S
Druggist, No IS Main street, Washington BI'k,)
Cctli,ff; Evansville, Ind
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FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.

Meier - J lot "A, Block 10, fourth enlarge
ment 5s1
srOCKWELL'S ENLARGEMENT
Green, IN W. lot l, Block I3, Stockwelrs Enl. 90
90 - do 3 SO
Stockwei., J NJ, (heirs) lot 81, Block Il, do G5
8 81 II do 60
CARPENTERS PLACE.
Loder Lewis b. lot l. Block A. Carpenters place IL
do , 10
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TORP Or .ETKO.E' .N-OTEC
u Order for Plank Side Walk. Septem'r %, 1860
Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council OF the city of Evansville, that the
oW ners OF all lots parts of lots fronting adj
Joining the north west side of Bond street from
Mark ct street to the western line OF Stockweli's
enlargement in said city, the sidewalks
thereon to Us brought to the proper grade ami that
they a ssde- walk of class number to be laid
down thereon within thirty days from the publica-
ton of this order
P. BURKE, Clerk -
City Clerks Office, October 10, 1860.
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Fire and Inland Navigation
Kinks accepted at terms consistent uitiiaoyency
nd f, ir r,rtfi

and TAR pfUIlI.
Especial attention, gigeH 10 Insurance oi D|ELLiAGS
aud contents, fer TERMS 81 10 years.
The solid service hong aud successfully tried, and
the many advantages thc .Etua Insurance Company
pos sesses in its line should not nc overlooked by
those ready insure and understanding their hest
interests,
During stringent times the Necessity t'f re-
liable Insurance becomes an imperative. Juty-tEe
ability of property oNtn-Is to sustain iass beng
then much lezeen,,,l.
Agencies ia all The principal cities aud towns
throughout the State Politics issued without do
lay, by any of tue duty authorized Accents OF the
Company.
mty- Rm,iucss attended with despatch and
fidelity.
COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents,
my2 Savings Bank Building, First St
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-26

RUOTECE To CO.V'TR.A CT0Rs.
o v The Common Council of the City of EAans.
Vile will receive scaled proposals until the 8day
OF October, 1856 for grading, gutering and paving
the alley extend from Sycamore to Vine streets
and situated between Third and Fourth streets
the work aSreeably 10 plan aud specifications on
tile in this office.
7. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office. Ortpber lat. lSeO
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RIVER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ARRIVED.
Sen Anderson, Paducah D. b. Campbell, b. Green
Grey Eagle, Louisville.
rpAu
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ANOTHCE To 60 VITA aero "a &.
- " The Common Council of the City of Evans
willie will receive sealed proposals. until the 23I day
OF october, 1850, for grading the alley extending
from Vine to Division street, and situated between
Third and Fourth streets in said City.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk. OAce. October LIT, 1850.
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Grev Ha &lSs
EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. s.
MAIL PACKET
q Il q y E2 "a 8 1 q

". IT. US n IL d, VaIII-
S. p HALLIDAY, Clerk.
" E.gEsEs EE:s.N'spYALE EVERY
~ 4 Tuesday and Saturday at o'clock p. n.
R'turuing, leaves Louisville every Monday and
Friday 1T ] O'Clock p. ~.
nc Through Bills of Laiin1 VII be given for
Tobacco OF other freight to Baltimore Now York
low rates If not lower than by any other route.
PasSru"rrs freight taken al p8ckrt-hoat rates
for my point the Ohio River Green River.
ne Ji,e passed. ger accommodations Of the Grey
Eagle ere unsurpassed 10y any boat upon the West.
rru waters.
Apply on board L. JOHN T.. HALL,
jinc7 dit No. , Water street.
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zen Anderson, Paducah; Grey Eagle, Louisville
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Minnstonka, Cairo; Gen White, Henderson.
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$50 feet on Sixth street 10y 80
t on Locust street, of Evans Home
RAKER,S ADDITION

Enrich, Wm LOT Block :}............. ........
north y of lot 5 Block b..
Garvin Thos F. lot Is Block 4.................
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1.-The weather continues clear ana
pleasant. The river is stationary or declin-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-05

NEW YORK, Dec. 4th.-Stocks duh and
lower. In money and exchange nothing
new.
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New OrIeans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 90, P. M.-CottOn
has declining tendency; sales LOO bales,
middling 94G992; sales of the week 40, 500
bales; receipts last week 81, 500, against o.
800 last year; receipts less than last year
ll2,25 bales; receipts at all Southern.ports
less than last year 1875, 500 bales; exports
10000 bales total 100000 bales; stock at
New Orleans 387, 900 bales. Sugar buoy
at 81 2504 874. Coffee steady, sales OF
the week 3, 500 bags at 138@14sc imports
Is, 600 bags; stock at New Orleans $4,000
bags against 80, 900 bags last year. Freights
of cotton to Liverpool &c. Exchange on
London 984, on bills lading 922096, on
New York 10I1 discount.
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COMMERCIAL
New york Market.


NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Flour has again
declined sc; only a moderate inquiry for
export and home consumption holders are
generally disposed to realize sales of 1900
bbls at 4 65(04 10 for super state 500
4 90 for extra ditto 4 6504 rs for super
western 4 8O(05 10 for common to medium
extra western 1905 20 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio market
closing heavy. Rye flour quiet with trifling
sales at 50(9 4 10. Corn meal in mod
crate request sales at 3 so. Whisky-de-
mand moderate prices unchanged sales
of 400 bbls at 180Dl9-chiety at IS.
Wheat heavy and in favor of buyers very
moderate export demand, the frmness OF
freights latterly checking the export de-
mand sales Of 1890 bush of Chicago
spring at l O30l 05 $500 bush OF amber
Wisconsin at l llOI II 10000 bush OF
winter red western at l 1901 90. Rye
dull at 68M7O. Barley more plenty and
heavy at G8O72. Corn heavy and lower ;
sales of $4,000 bush at G2 for mixed
western. Oats in moderate request ut 37(G
So Pork firm for mess, with moderate de-
mand heavy and lower for prime sales
of 1875 bbs at is rs for mess 10 25G9
10 so for prime. Beef quiet and unchang-
Ell sales Of 200 bbls at 8 50(9I0 90 for
( repacKed mess Cut meats heavy and
nominal at 7@73 for shoulders 10 for
hams Dressed hogs quiet at &c for corn
/ ted. Live hogs very quiet at 540G4. Ba-
/ con heavy and lower 200 bxs Of short
/ ribbed middles at IOc. Lard heavy and
/ lower at l0lMI05 Butter-1OMl4 for
4 Ohio; l5@l2l for state. Cheese 90l03
/ Sugar dull and heavy, with moderate
business doing Cuba 54053 10 bxs o.
I Havana at 5 ]. Stocks lower.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-05


VIEW DIRK, De-. 3-The Times's Wash
ington correspondent says members of Con
greSS from North Carolina, Louisiana, Tenn
/ essee, and Kentucky, represent these States
strongly Union.
The Pacific Railroad Committee viii re-
port two routes, one central, and another
extreme. South.
The Union members propose that that
portion Of the President Message relating
to secession he submitted 60 Il committee of
one from each State, and their decision be
accepted rs final.
1t is reported that Seward will tins week
offer cUncilialOry resolutions, and that John
Cochrane, and other prominent members OF
/ both parties, are engaged III compromise ar
engagements.
Judge ElmOrc and not Mr.. Naurey has
been appointed by the Governor OF Alabama
to confer with South Carolina. Judge 81
more is as ultra Il Seccssionistas Yahccy
Mr.. Seward will address the Senate at an
! early day and offer series OF resolutions,
] dcrlaratory of State rights, in which he will
/ propose embodyiug the Missouri C0mpro-
mise Line IN the Constitution.
The Republicans are much divided in sen
/ timcut rs to Mr. Seward intention. All
! that ! have talked with say they viii not
| yield the right TO take slavery INTO the free
/ territories; neither Will thev yield the re
/ opening of the slave Trade; nor the right Of
/ Mr.. Lincoln to the unanimous support Of
/ the country, and 10 make up his Cabinet ms
! he secs Gt without explanation or reSerya-
/ ton
| A resolution VIII be thrust in at The ear
Hest moment declaring the right OF n State
TO secede at viii. The preamble sets forth
the grievances put upon The South by the
! North, "pd the necessity for an indepen-
| dent government. II is; urged by some,
/ however, that the movement is undiGnilied,
/ and il may be abandoned The resolution
would be overwhelmingly rejected, and the
/ South Carolina members would then with
! draw. .-.---
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RAILRoAI5 T.ECRTPTs.

DEUEMHEH 4. I0lII.
S5 bales hay. bNs lasts 900 bush corn, Crane e
Brown; 2s3 SKIS corn, T. a. i. Holman $50 bush
corn, Jewell, Newberry s Co. 4 cases, J.. kessier !;
l bx, Miller & Niehaus , chests, J. Rhodes 1
bbls Sorcnsou & Co; Kegs l bbl, bXS. +. FL
lott; 2 casks bx, l bbl, ii. Didier: 252 bush
wheat, Is bXs, bale, Geo. Foster Il CO. 10 bhls
-four 2S4 bush corn, j. IL uglesby; l3 bales hay,
=. Kahn bbl flour, Edgar Dunk; bx books, A.
Huntington bx drossad poultry, Cook 3 Lang
ley Coo bush wheat, Iglehart Bros 30 bxs shoes,
Read & Burrow 10 cases, Archer Il Mackey 2
cases, ). II. & W w. Morgan b,1, LEIGH n Carl
stedt; bx, Jacob Straub Som I case, c's.k, .
pkgs W. Caldwell; bale wharp, I'm Cruse !;
= hxs, Nm. Borrower I bS, VIM. Ritter, Padu-
cab, Ky. A. +. SHRADER, Ag't.
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RIVER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

N W. Thomas, y. O.; Geu'I Anderson, Paducah
d. b. Campbell, B. Green; Jacob Mu>seiwen, Wab.
A lamont, ST. Louis; II. II. Patton, Tom. river
Lady Pike, Memphis Grey Eagle, Louisville.
DRrAKTED.
N " Thomas, Gin; Genl Anderson, Cairo;
Altamont, Wheeling; Il NJ Patton, Lou;
Lady Pike Cincinnati; Grey Eagle, Louisville.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Dunbar, Paducah; u. b. Campbell, Green
jacob Mussolmau, Wabash river.
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R0GERlS sTrRnIVIsInN- ,

ROGERS SUBDIFISI0N-bounded by Third II
the n. e., Division st. on the s. e., Second st
on the 3 w, and Elm st. the n. ".
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-05
LoWER ENLARGEMENT.

Carpenter, A. b.. 81 by I4t # northwest
side Of lot IA Q
Ewing W G. sc " D., north-wcst y OF lot 276
Fisher & Boluss, 20 ny llS # southeast side
of lot n IT'S
Gerhardt, j. W, north west or Of lot 3....... IT'S
lot ..................... 100
do lot II . ............ "a D
do 40 by l43J5 tt southeast side Of lot IL. 70
HYATT Stephen % of lot 7.................. 273
Hartman George southwest % OF lot 25...... Il 9
do south west - Of lot 1913
InwoOd, VIM, Is by $50 it subdivision Of lots
u ana 4 o -
Lindensmith, Chas.. improvements on lot ~ %
McChesncy, Maria, ~ and half by 50 tt cor
part of lot S..-........... ..-..--....- 900
Scales, Joseph tlleirs south-es hall Of lot 395
Stinson 4 Greathouse, 10 10y 70 ft alley end Of
lot 5............ ............ Is :
Wright Anthony, lot ....................... 80
do south west half of Tot To-. "a
do suutb- west haIFsf u 1
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Cincinnati Market.

JlNCINNATI, DOG 4lN-
Flour unchanged and dull Whisky
steady at l33 Hogs in good demand ut
> 25GG5 50; receipts light. Mess pork IN
moderate demand at ii %. Lard 9! for
prime. Groceries unchanged. Business is
generally more active.
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ae0TI.,E ~ wERF8s. GEE-E.D

IaGOTEE,E 81 WEREREs GET~EsH-
~ that J, Christian Hcdderich, Collector of
the city ~ Evansville. between the hours OF and
Il O'Clock A.. Nj. and . and . O'Clock p. n, the
9th Of December, 1850, viii -eli at public auction
al the door of the Court House in the City Of EV
:nsviile, Indiana, the t"lowinR l"ts parts OF lots,
and farcaf5 of real estate and improvements, as
srzse,I for the payment IF city faxes for the year
1880 due from Tie owners thereof 10 the tity az
Evansville, tho same icing due aud HnpaI,
ami fer the costs of said sale, and that erch sale
viii bc contfuuel from day to day at the aforesaid
hours and place until all the lots and parcels oi
real estate herein mentioned -,slI offered for
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40
Upper ENHANCEMENT.

Cavitt, John 5, southwest half Of lot 23.....
Hopkins, 5iary, lot No.
McGriff, A. NJ. northwest one sixth of lot 10
southwest one-third Of lot %
Nelson, Hiram, north east half of lot GS......
= lay - feet alley end Of lot
No. Go..-..--..---.... ...........
Pushce, a G. southwest half OF lot 2l-........
Wheeler, H. o. 5th subdivision of Il ana II
9th subdivision of II and r..
walker, John T., Listers subdivision No. Is
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Spouse. Philp. .....-...-.do 90 o+.-....---
lot No 3, block ~. ..-...--..
Sachs, Alexander, west Il of lot No 4 block
81, and west 4 of lot No block S3.........
Stutc. Henry, lot No. 2 block 133.........
Sorenson. Soren, 300 it west side Of block I6+
dc 300 fl west side do I6J
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Fire and Inland Navigation

- - mo " WIN 'Oi''iioJ
AMI fair profit.
Especial attention Gites iits0rdilcs N DWELLINGS
aud Contents for terms Of u years.
TIE solid service long and successfully tried, and
the many advantages the -Etna Insurance Company
pos in its line, should not be overlooked by
those ready to insure and understanding their best
interests,
During stringent times y the necessity for re-
liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty he
aLility Of property owners to Sustain loss beng
then much lcsseued.
AGENCIES in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State Politics issued without tie
lay. by any of the duly authorized Agents OF the
t'nsf.l,anv.
ssss- R'rsincss attended 20 with despatch aud
Gi"ity.
COPELAND & NFXS EN-. Agents,
lnV2 Savings Rank Builiiug-- First -.
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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 enlargem 5000
Nightingale, r f., q # on LIST avenue by 00ft 263
Rcsscr, Adam, % # on LIST avenue 10y 100 ft 225
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1he terms Of ths dlsc01Son ShAl be = follows: Each
party an alternately ake The opening speech and may
COSBY more sAAa ons hour he spposts party sha
follow and nay occupy ncs more than one hour and hail.
aaA Tie party nakg IL cpealng speech shall then con.
q hp1r. ~
eerleslsa q each meeting By their
UDGeaNo No. Au8y shAl be 70 psesde, keep
es, &c. ed notify Ne speaksss e1the sxpattoa o.
-, and ths speaker sall aop at The moment he not
sd a The sxgraon q The time, without regard 70 the
eledlsg Il ~ 0ateoce, o. 0ehorvlees
TAs sAaon poilleally friendly % The party making
H. 1lA1o eps6 eAu be regarded the Arst chairman
oaa ace aecsg1nGV-and 10 case Of any disagreement
Ing ~ ehes nnplre Who shal Win tAem decide ~
pG9
Mssr 0a11a1s shall be permitted 70 supply ~ place
With anShsr speaker, except BY consent Of te other
diaate.
Nsiaher ean1Aats sAal speak q any tne paess -
uAea In III ~ u appolnSments Tor Joint dscuson, -
~ he comDsnesmus Of he joint canvass the ala e
Auga Without giving 70 he Sther party two weeks ncte
tss anA exseadng 70 he Opposite party On nvitaslo0
20 1ss IN in toas &lscaaooa upon he same terms q
oueh u1aa and plaeeA
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rY ~ kis~,,. w
NksWa 6stsss.sss strslys 80
usoa1ly Dosno nunbev a dlauaae2 s~ Na
qnos1ssss Cops. ouiah sivss ~ 49, ~. -
yjctosioao .boee1o viii ~ 1n,,s.-. n
Nossh EaSe ~ LAks Harvey O,e~o.
vssS b0ssile. ueRts
Col Wright - pssmpsly osas,ra !.
sry, asd dss1ooas - march u coes !. - -
d hoseint3eA. vjah tAose, Ms;ce -. -,
scosr the vhele ssnas.y and cssse IA. - i
70 - To- peoeA ~
Dispatches no. M. Kearney N..
ei01n1 lie postiealarg n the "A. ~ A I
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To COnnRoPOnpKMfG-Oue numerous c0rree.
poaaeata waoss kindness We appreciate and
whose favoss ore very acceptable and very inn
poetant 70 %, would stall enhance the obligation
By making sheir favon Is short and concise ~
possible. Long articles are rarely read and long
communication whether conveying an account
Of political meeting or discussing political
question, ms1s b very ably written or convey
very interesting intelligence to secure attention.
Some persons win labor through pages Of fools
cap closely written 70 convey what could readily
be written In twenty lines, The short article
VIII be read and remembered and prove cfec-
live, while the long one win make no impression
n read. Time u precious, our space is valuable
and the world Of acsive thinking men 10 too busy
% read long prosy Articles.
AccsDsxs.-Mr. Patrick Ryan, well known in
the city, vas thrown from his wagon few days
sincs and four Of his ribs broken. He is confined
20 his bed bat b likely to recover.
CAursox.-Ihere are In circulation in the city
I've dellar billson the State Bank II Iowa, raised
9teo enss By pasting. They can easily be de-
tssssa, IL ssnnins Ayes having On entirely diff
aDssas vignssss. Look closely at Ill fvcs on
~ State Bank.
TN RsprnalcAn MmTIue AT GALxssuR0.--
Ths Nsesisg Of Gslssbarg Tuesday vas ooe Of
~ largest and most enthusiastic Of this year
# great gasAerings. A gentleman who attend.
q iaiosns - shas II, 900 people were probably
Ia attendance. Hs says that fifteen cars came
loaded inside and oata'de, from Quincy, and large
Ae,seaaions iron III points Of The compass Two
seAads we're erected, Grimes and Kellogg speak
s.g iron oss, and Trsnbsll aad Leveyoy fro@
aaothss. In the evening there was an immense
tssshlght proeesion In which we're 800 Wide
Awakns h unifoep. N
I'm ksuuacAs MsEr,nG q Monmouth was Q
nsAAss gashssiag s.eA ealy - ore seen this
ysae n uinsiA An inmsnss coaeourse Of ar.
dant Rspuhliean's With ccosidersh,e mripk-
0ng = annsss psnsseats wsss II assendance.-
1vo saan1s vsss escusisa - - neoo,e .d.
dhs1sA b. 0sinss, 1rsaIAsn. Kellss~ go
seAsrA Jsags fssnhllrs veies has f.ilsa ~.
hin 70 sens sxAsos anA ~ sanvan + evsa..e.
y wearing - -, hss - : spsnky snA Z y.
,saninsd asvss y givs y H. sAin Rrpsh,L
sEnisn - - ahaae o. sAoss eallans c..
- JsAe 1r.nhsh
DasN1m-Winisn Mahoaey, Q deck.As,d
= IL sassn;@ KaAs Caasel, Cen overheard snd
- dsssssa - 1saday, bstvesa PSst Losisa
80 bersss 0Ay. Eyssy s9ort vas naAs 70
GoSo IN - n vrs~ ar IL la = : a.. 80
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

NEW AND DANGEROUS CorxIEREKrr.-A a
counterfeit bill has Just made it, appesfs's
Chicago, and % well executed As 70 decevs 4
one who j. not on sharp lookout u ~
doubt get large circulation, . many q y,
have already been passed upon merchants ~ ~
out for them. The bill purports to BE- th ~ ~
Of the "Bank Of North America, Superior "
Wisconsin"-5s, vignet,e: man on horse0 4
flock Of sheep and mill in the distance 90 \, Y
lower right corner, Indian seated on 'ovr 81. n
corner, State ARMS above The geruns ~ !
vignctsc, IN Indian camp, deer drink'ag' ~
Girl ON right; right end two men, one so.s.ns
shoyel and lighting his pipe above 80 ~
bill IL red tinted, and signed II. W. hun1ef'.
her and q n 9nslar Vice Prcsiaenk