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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
CINCINNATI Daily Market Rannrt.

.a CINCINNATI. Jan 6 1860.
ButsF-W R. Merchants fair prime frkins i46lse
common and fair Ohio Indiana lOalS-c, Choice West
era Reserve Dairy in arkins, ,l9a2os.
Chsese-Prims medium and largeW r new, 9695fe.
Best brands English dairy. lie. LH fi
Dried Fruits-Apples cournonto choice p 25 MS 81 sea
90; Peaches, unpesled p 50 lbs s. O06s IS
Besns-Prns small whits y 60 lbs, 81 256l 90
Candles-Pressed TszoW l2lsEc; starI4 IS and IS OF
lseSl9a2OO
COfee-Rio, common and prime, l2Gl3o
Cranberylsssms and large bris per hbl &lI OOal4 50
T9our-Ordinnry and good uuperHns y bb S5s0Ss5.49
ehoiesrsd sndeztTa vhiis vhsst S5.55Ss675.
Grain-Whsat prime red and white, Sl22Gl28 Oats on
arrival 9e; Corn prime yellow white, 5S655c; Prime
Barley and Rye 72easl.
NOlassss-Prims N O.. large and small lots. l69E7e.
Ons-Iinssed large and smsOts 6OeS63ei Lard Nos 4
l,-Gs5e
ProvisIons-City brands pork p bbl, Sl6sO -
city brands barrel lard, Oci keg LARD lOs<c6lI-c
shoulders and Ribbed Sides 76Gs<c hams plain and
sueu-cured cauvased -e9lSc:
Ries-Fair to prime 4aRIe Salb
suEhr-COmmon fair aad fair 7Xas-Ssxe; good fair
prime and choice. s1Gsh@9s.
Eastern Ezehsuge-56ak p cent premium buying and
selling rates
Il We allow selling rates for New York Exchange
thorel and buying rates for drafts
Boston, Phiadephia and Baltimore, have sell
change the last three cities here
STRAIGHT. DENING 4 CO
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LEADER OFFICE,
Saturday Evening. Ian 1860

FL0UR-Steadg, without any transactions Of
importanee. aa@ ...
WHEAT-Quiet and firm, sale car red at 81 %.
CORN-ActiVe. Sales cars shelled at &c.
HIGHWINES- 60 bis at 22K
APPLES-Sales 5000 lbs dried at exc.
HOGS-Quiet at s55O9s6,OO,
BUTTER-In large supply aad dull. Shippers
report free purchases at l5c for W. r. roll.
EGGS-Dun at l58l6c.
LARD-Prime lara is worth lOc. The sale re-
ported yesterday at 9Ne was for inferior.
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NEW York AlARKEr-Jan I.
rBY rELEaRAPH.l

Flour-salss Of TOO3bbls S5206S5 for super State;
S5iO aSb45 for State; S52OA0 for super western;
Sb35 50 for conm0uto med. extra western, S51Ol5 IS
in good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
Bu little doi6g aud prices without material change Clos
cspadian Flour-Ssles $50 bbls at IS 506576
Busfwhsaf FiOuI-Ih good demand at S2z5S2 81 100
rs.
whesEHsrfet dull end scarcely so firm There is 50
specu and dem1nd, bn buyers and sellers
some 3c apart. Sales 200 bus Milwaukee Cub at "a
Barley-DulL Saies 1000 bus winter State Il &C.
Comm fair supply and m'rkrt lower Sales 6O0O bus
4 S2d6se infeucrt 10 prime new white and yellow.
Oas-Plsnty and dull, at 45G46c fo STATE western and
whissy-salss $50 at &c. with small parcels at 26ll9
26kc
Sales bbls at S63I965 mess; Sll75 old and $500
prime; Slb.00G Il new prime mess. 81
Besf-harkes heavy and prices without material change;
$Adl4,G0 country prnhi S6Gs,50 couetry mess.
bsefdulL
Beef Rsms-FTs. sales 80 bblss wsn SlasOsi5oo
cut Msas-pull Sales 500 packages s76 for shOul
ders; ehlaa% for hams
BuoOn-Qaet. sales g boxes short ribbed middles at
Lsrd-Dun SslsSI5o bbls at lOsSalc5Sc.
ButeT-n moderate request at l2gSe ioT Ohio and lS9
Cheese--Sieady at sallKo
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At ClsFoland with sYeland and Toledo, Clsfela1d +
lunbus Cnriuua ClsFelan and Erie and ClaVa -
md Piftsburgi RailrE Is
AT Sol0L with hack Ks to Chagriu Falla Re
At Mantua Wiih hacks fUr naFenna ke
A. BIacsYillo with hacks 70 NeTt0T FRis, hc.
AT Warren with hacks TO Sharsn, Gissnfed, MsadVib
Bloomfield Canfsld, &C.
At YOnnsstoEn, with stages for New Casfls PoIaf
L0ye, and E3On VALLEY, and thence By r. p ". kC.E
r. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Feb 3, lsss. = my - 0-'
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AORFHERN TRANSFORMATION G0nPINF


NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following sseisnt and reliable Lake
Lines:
DailyEo DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
AND NEW ENGLAND. -f7
Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. MACK
MAC and intermediate Ports
y Properly consigned delivered our cara win -
ceIye prompt and careful attention and dispafch.
q Passengers VIII be tiekstsl fhrouEk N al drocons
nt The lowest lates
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OTIS 3 CoFFINBERRY,o H-
Q. W. s. STETsoN, Z Attorneys.
q. W PhLMER dec341sT

CHERIFF5S SALE.-PURSUANT
~ TO The command Of order of SALE issued from the
Lucy Brown plaintiff, against Alexander Garrett ct ais
Chnmpleip Streets in the City Of Cleveland in said
the 3st day Of January l60 at Ock P NJ OF said
day the following dsscn ed lands and tenement 70 wit:
Situate in tine Cry CeVsand in the county Of Cuyahoga
State Ohio and known blots bundled aud
and hundred and seven Of ths subdivision Of
ua lets rtyeght and foryne as and lg) in the town
ship ( Brooklyn, made bg EshR Taylor and James NJ.
Hoyt and recorded in the oce Of the Recorder of Cuya
hOga unY said lots fronting Forest and being
forty A0l feet front each and hundred and twenty 0
feet deep and running back alley being eighty feet
frunt together, SAID lots appraised a S60 each.
d. L. WIGHTATAN, Sheriff -r.re5
.. U.H and Special Master Commissioner. ,
CHASE SLADE, Attorneys for plaintiff decsl.25s
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Jan.
lBr rE1EeELFH.l

At the afternoon session stocks rather heavy and
lower Panama l27l4i Cbi & X 62sSi 214S; Gal 4
Chi 6li nlC SIS NY G G'S sO11; Cumb Coallas.
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Ceaal Notires.

"A BSIGNEE'S BALE.-UndeF and
"A By 81 ne authority vested 70 me By dssd Of
nsslgune ereeuiod and delivered By MlrIhh Car
.on, u Cleveland o seHll ofeI eT ale q public
toni a. store No 3 Supaor street. IN the city Of CgTg
land eogniy o. Cpyhhosa, and State o. oho wsdnes
day the sh day Of ftbruaTy A D. $780, at 10 o'clock
M the antTu stock Of Goods contained In said Store
cqussting nf PHer Hhnungs, Wind0H Shades, Paints
uas vanish and variety OF other artelta t0gBthef
with Fixtures OF Store
dec2s:269 HEMAN CHITTENDEN. Assignee
SHERIFF'S SALE.--PURSUANT
~ 20 the coumnnd OF a writ OF Yend Exponns issued
rmthe C0uf ofComon Pleas Of Cuyahogu county the
tu Of A. Girlner pltd agnnst Frsduiict HausoTmun
det 20 me directed shall 6er fer sale public auction
at the door Of TIE Court Housa (c0rner Seneca Cham
plain streetHl in the city Cletond In said county on
the 9d day Of January Is60 Bt ooock p. M Of said day.
he following DESCRIBED lands AM tenemsnts 70 Wit Sit
uho N the township % Parma county Of Cuyahoga Ohio
aud klegn 9s part q Lot No SeYeHtssn 7 IN the Tuck
efan Tract 81 called being all Of shd Lot No II except
gg piece on lhe south part thereof conveyed By said
fredeiek Hauserman 10 John Hauserman bywaTra y
dead end bounlod uh the SOUTH tie ard b. Ot
lines, and the north hY line to be down parallel with
said south line from ca q tO Wost hTougsaid Lot No ~
aud far enough from said south ns contain ten acres OF
land more OF less tho piece Loeby intended be
being hity nine acres ui land less but subject 10
all legal highway ." Appraissd at 81 $50 90.
...,.,, d. l. WlGHTMAN, Sheriff
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Parents am assured that Will boarding. pupils contribute
much than Day pupils 70 lh9 support the permanency
atc OF the time, their study their Tecrea
and By their withdrawal from the uuuremenis and IN
eruptons Of home and society 80 do vastly mcIe aud bet
Ter them than for day pupils ara an 70 ten
advantages that canhot bo secured 10 day school
therefore, hoped that all who come from abrad VIII
boarding pupils and thar clizens Of CleFeland
their daughters boarding pupils thus advancing the
periy and usefulness Of asir Institution Of which
they should and maT Justly be proud and At the same
time be repaid by tho greater advantagesthere
No paaS viii be apsrsd 70 render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant and prq able II viii Be the
the Of the Institution, the highest
possible advantages in all departments Of thorough and
suporuT advantages are Afforded to these who wish to
attend ntal hfnsie Vocal Music French Draw
ing and Painting, these departments feuder The
charge Of teachers who devote themsevey to thair
Mons Su6I native Of Pars ns scholar and superior
and prsc0n rarely obsorved and as he rusfes In he Sem
mary his pupils have the best possible Opportunity OF
leaning 70 speak ne Language correctly upd with nen0y
lowed spend the Sabbath at home but no notion win
be made nm the bills Of Euoh, e1psnse Is thereby
saved % the Seminary and indeed FrastT profor
have az remain Win Us without Interruption through the
Day pupils desiring the services Of the Omnibus ftm
their homes 10 the SeminHY and hack oan be hceommp
tet a. Esesonaoe rate BY applying a the Omnibus ocs
Citizens and others invited 70 call and examine the
InSutpn ana s auroundings and satisfy hou-
sees tnaL superior 70 those here oneIea are
TRHHs;-For Bosld and Tuition per Terra pf TWenty
Meefs 500 For Tuition u Day Punill, from SIS 70 $40
bh n adneace No pupils received Tor less Than
Eef tuthor information and admission, addresg
dsels s. n. SANFORD Principal.
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ANFOR RD's III
Family CathaFtic Pills,


PETe Vegetable ETtrGets, and put Hp IN Class
Cases, Air TTght, and iSiH keep IN any eli-
maze,
The FAMILY CATHARIIC PILL Is gei.tie but &C
tive CathaTtc Whch the proprietor has used his pra
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly infrsasiugl demand from these VI
have long used The PILLS and the satisfaction Whie
all express IN regard to their hasiRduced placa
then Eithinthe reach Of all. .tSl NJ. "..r
The Profession well know that different Catharics act
on different portions Of haf7 bowels. L
The + I L CA-s,lr II A RITZ p I I
hal with tlua references this well established fact
been compounded from a,VsTiety Of The puresf Vege
table EEtfadts, which act tsake every part Of the
alimentaTy canal and areI-lGOOD and SAFE in al
cases where a Cathdrtic isIsslneeded, such as DE
EANGEhlENTS OF the rs o N A Q h. 4SLEEPl-
NESS. PAINS IN The [iBA * AND LOINS,
COSTIYENESS, PAIN4lAND SORENESS OVER
THE Who'll r B ODY. s-Ifrom sudden cold, which
frequentlV If neglected, ,tlend 10 long Of Fe
yer, Loss OF ApPE -I-SlTTrE, 8 CREEPING SEN
SATI0N OF COLD OVER lFHE BODY, RESTLESS
MES HEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD-
II InhammntOry Diseases Worms Children Adulis,
Rheumaiism gieat Pursr Of the Blood and many dis
20 which flesh is heir too uuerous mention In
thil advertisement Dose. Ito 3. t-t.l....--- ..--
PRICE 90 CENTS.
~ The Liver InPiFoTafyf and FAMILY Cathartio pills
are resaed BY Druggists generally and sold Wholesale by
q All the iolIlls 3 .. =
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= i i'-' : : : J. v; SANFORD q D:

D. / W. SANFQ NJ D.
a .s-H NIannfactur9f and PTupIietef.
iyld&WR9 - HruadUav. New York
HEAhTHa OF AMERICAN WO-
q" MEN 100
Read Notices in The Tribune since Dee l, 1858.
From MS Excel llency, JAMES D WESTC0TT, Governor
OF FLORIDA. and member Ofthe United states Senate:
"F9r upwards Of twenty hse ysara was ufacted with
innily which The best medical and surgical
talent In the country failed 10 but which yielded 10
most salts actory manner the GraefsnbeT Rsmsdies
n JAS D WESrCOTT."
H. NEW YORK, FebrparY, 1859
Dr. ] T. BRID0E-Dear Sir Some two wears $50 an in
innate femue friend had been suffering from falling Of the
womb whites and deranged menStuation, together with
the nng symptoms clearly described your adEer-
tsemeus and pamphlets She had the very best medical
skill this city Unit enlr pTosrated and her physician
finally told heT hat he fhough her Life might pobly be
prolonged very little longer under the udicous
trsament For two Wegss fer that she e0nnuad to sink
when came into your office Il the Graefenberg Medical
Institution snd Ee aied her sptos As yUa were conf
lent Of tie GraefenoeTg Aershals Caihocon. nreleF
ing her, she lsalge ali the phYBciHuE and tried IL thns
doubtngF ProTideplial y, L Tegy ed her Quickly and
DOttes entirely eured her since than or tO years.
there has been any rgfursnca Of the complaint and
she Is as strong active and healthy when yenng g.
a. Nt 4-.... H.-l- I mo. r BRIGGS
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m, ls5o, under the following able and experienced
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. ~
S. n. SANFORD, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,
Natural and Moral Sciences.
Mrs. n. I. H. SANFORD,
Associate PRINCIPAL
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, IL. d.,
Natural History and Ply Eislogy.
Miss LINDA 7. GUILFoRD,
..H. ..t Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA S. HOPKINS.
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
- Miss HANNAH B. SMITH
Latin. Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGIHS
Arithmetic, Geography, and History
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Nu. S. C. BARRETT,
Nm. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons FERDINAND sUBTF, NJ D., -
French Language and Literature.
Mrs HELEN NJ WRIGHT, hIatron
Mr. LEVI BuTTLEcS, Business Assistant
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ls1 ssasl ia Gf aH# 1917
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1oaFSa...... .tlbbl / 90 ! 81
FLOUR AND MEAL.


Hay..... ytonl7 900 IS 90 wasr-EassnJ JabbI l9a 2.
Do bal8d fton ID ~ O0 sandy IFd Oefant 25d 81
Eona. E9Ih On l6IMhts Linz - q 30
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Cleveland Female Seminary.
s.N. SANFORD, 4. NJ, Principal,

THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
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ECONOMIST!

No. 42Public Square, neary opposite old Court House
Octlb
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03
CARPENTER FIELp.

Carpenter, A. b., acres Of ground moro o.
less, situated north OF Ann st, east OF
Lamasco, west OF Sharpes enlargem $1,000
Nightingale, K F., % f. on LIST avenneb by l0C # Z.53
l.. ssIec, Adam, p # 1st avenue 10y zoo It Is
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE
steamers--Rcgular Packets.
JFor particulars, see cdveTttse7seats.l
I'm q r..s.

FARLEY Bowen leaves tuesdays and Saturday
? O'Clock n. Arrives Mondays and Thursday
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TAX NOTICE FOR 1860.

z hurgh county are hereby notified that the
Tax Duplicate for 1850, containing list of Taxes
fer State, County and other purposes, has been
ceiVed by me FROM tho Auditor of said county, and
l can be fonnd at my Office, in the Court House,
for the purpose OF r ceieing tho revenue.
The taxes tor ;he year 1860 are follows:
For State pury. Is cts on each 500 valuation
90 cents each pol.
For County purposes So cts on each sl00 valua-
ton. 81 90 on each pol.
For Common School purposes 10 cts each 500
valuation 30 cents each poll.
For purposes Cf providing funds to meet the au-
nual interest outstanding County Bombs due.
1860 and the annual Interest those not yet due,
II cents.
For purpose Of providing State debt Sin king
Fund Revenue. cents an each SICU.
PIGEON TOWNSHIP, outsids E,aiisViilr--For
Township purposes, cents; for Special School
purposes, 10 cents on AL taxable itrofetty-
KNIGHT TOWNSFIIP-For Town ~ purposes,
2 cents for Special School purposes, cents ion
Road purposes, cents.
SCOTT TOWNSuIP-Fer Special school lrr-
poses, cents.
ARMSTRONG township For Special School
PERRY TOWNSH fP--Frr Special School pur-
UNION TOWNSUIP-For Township purposes,
IS cents.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP For Township Iurp ,ses,
: cents for Special School purposes, /! cents; for
Road purposes, 3 cents.
GERMAN TOWNSliIp--Fur TOWNSHIP pas
poses 10 cents for Special school ,rirpnse 20 els
Oh each SlCO. valuation aforesaid.
THEODORE VENNEmAH, 4. y. &.
uDy2l d
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. s.
MAIL PACKET,
q u O " E "a & L g. =

L. z Q y L. a 8 4 .
w. IL. DANIELS, Capt.
:. Z. HALLIDAY, Clerk
b En- YES ~ g.s.8tS E.XLkSs n E-ERA'
= = Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock p. NJ.
Returning, leaves Louisville every NJ onday and
Friday at O'Clock ,.
Efr5~ Tn rough Bills of Laling will be given for
Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or New York
al low rates If not lower than by any other route.
Passengers or freight taken at Packet-boat rates
for any point on the Ohio River on Green River.
af3 The passenger accommodations of the Grey
Eaglo are unsurpassed hv any boat upon The West
ern waters.
ppIY On board 10 JOHN B. HALL,
juuC7 -dtf No. Water street.
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DR.. HAAS, having leased the, former VOC
Cupied by Dr.. klvctt, in Pr. Bray building, uPpo-
site the Post Otlice, for settles oi Years, WoGhj
specially solicit the citizens of Evansville aud the
surrounding towns and country, 20 visit his rooms
and soc the specimens on exhibition whetLe, they
need he services of ~ Dentist not.
Since the issuing Of his last circular and aiver
tisement, over year since, several Improvements
and new inventions have been nl;.ia, of which Lo
has awaited himself, aud allows nothing thar viii
suhseTye the interests OF lis patients, 10 pass
secured. His facilities arc better and establish
mont larger, without doubt, thar any other ia
State, aud equal toany ~ EASTERN cities. All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended a. with
great pleasure.
The following are tltc ylr4 ct WORK snauu,ct ur
ed 10y Guu:--Continuous Gum; Block OF Carved
Work; Fulcaujte Bases Cor..it, Aini.,., f'hroplts-
tic, Gold sud Silver work.
Nothing can excel tho beauty aud cleanliness Of
tbs continuous gum work 1t il without
crevice. Checks that sUukcn can i'' es'tort
to nearly their original Contour by ihs style oi
work. and also by the use ot the NuCanite, Coral
lite, ard Amber Base The latter styles for light
and adaptation tn difficult mouths, excel ,suy
cells anything We have ever
lie has several anasthctics for all-liating pam
wien extracting teeth. They are perfectly hJrm-
less. The most delicate can have them applied
He does not advertise amy thin@ he cannot So,
nor exhibit anything nos made 10y himself.
Parents should consult the health and beauty ii
their children by having che Dentist direct thor
soCouI deHtitiOn, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
IrrcgulariJy Of chihlrrn's teeth corrected sue
cesstuiiy-
Those having ,e,aye,i teeth should c;thrr have
them extracted or dilcd Che latter il pcs,
sible'. Tho health OF the parties and tie reiotin-
ing teeth demand tins.
80 take pleasure in introducing Or Haas.
my successor the Old Bray building,
hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit
able From my intercourse with tts Doctor,
pleased to find him one of tho progressing;
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing With THE view can, witt, safety, recon-
mend hiln t" the community as IL skiitui aud COM
pe1eut desti5t. (may3S) } kEYEfT-
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Schaufer, Chas., so ty IS feet corner part 4
lot No 5, block ....--..---
Sachs, Alexander, west i Of lot No. block
SO, and west 4 of lot No. block S3-.......-
Suite Henry, lot No. 2 block l33 ..........
Sorenson, Soren, 800 # west side Of bleck l64
do 200 it wess side do los
do lot No. block 134..-.--..-..
do do > do l34...-........
Scott, II. G.. do ~ do 81 ........-..
do do 30 do d---....-..
r;,,,..l Ed lot No : llCrk -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

VS. SIZE that Mr. Greeley invites Republic
au farmers 70 settle IN the -State OF
delaware Strange to say that, while the
representatives. OF the Democratic party
ON Delaware in the National Convention,
nd in the Con ress Of the United States
II able and gifted men-have lately acted
it'll extreme Southern influences, the Re
ublivan element ia that State at the late
ection oversha1owed the Douglas Dem
cratic NstonaI vote " do not wonder,
lerciorr. AT Greeley invitation. -PtlL
ross
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The American Clothing House. -


81 per Clothing is now complct". together viii
f1ll line OF all styles Of Fancy Notions and Fur
nishiug C. GODS, All OF which offer to the Whole
sale trade aud WIFI guarantee them to give salts
faction in quality style, and price. We woad also
announce To the cit1sns of Evansville, and 10 the
retail trade generally, that il addition To oar
wholesale stock, will keep superior I'm" OF
goods for REFAILISa. IN THIS line viii sell oN-
cueivoly for CASH. But and will offer goods
lower than thov we've sold hy the regular
dealers il this q o.. Try and for yourselves
WM. +. FRENCH 4 Co,
4-.,t2E No Main
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.sSsszaS
gFS-a.TS ENEsRESS CO.7ESS-S-9'E>s-
az NEW ARRANGEMENT

The ADAMS ExrRESs COMPANY respectfully an
monaco to their friends and Patrons the public Of
Evansville AMI vicinity that, with Increased taCili
tics for The transportation Of
FRI Era IA \, PA q 4 g ES
" . N T. Y 4 - 4 u A g I. L :.
They solicit Il continuance Of former fjlvOrs. lis
O. cai care taken in tho collection Of Bills, Drafts
Notes and the transportation Of small aud valuable
packages.
All persons WISHING, to avail themselves Of the FL
Gill ties of the Express, obtain any desired infcr
Iatnn ~ reference the routes aud details Of the
business. their OliCc First street, between
Main .iui Locust, opposite the Post Office.
da1S G H. FISH, Agent.
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CRANE g. Brown,
Forwarding & Commission
nj It's.

Nc Agents for ki,IatWha Salt Company. @G
IFsF- ibcrn Cash advances made on Shipments of
Pruduce
Tue undersigned, of the late firms Of T. A Crane
& Co., and Brown & AiAman have this day
ciAted themselves together under the name of
Crane s Brown, Tor the purpose of transactiHg
General Forwarding and Commission business
carried by the late firms.
FroG long perience and increased facilities.
together vii h personal aud strict attention to
the interests of Correspondents, we hazard
stotling il guaranteeing perfect satisfaction We
beg leave to express gratitude e. those who
have herotufnfo coutded their interests 10 our
Keeping, aud to lie able to thCm in iu-
turr rites 'ns best Efforts To- the advancement
At their interests ISAAC A CRANE,
uct2-lya WILLIAM BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

ROGERS sUBDfyIsI0N-bounJed Iy Tlird i
on the n. C., Division It. on the T., Second st
the W. and Elm st. Oh the ii. W
I,,r....n- mir Insorh Lot No ~ g 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

M@OTKG:E ~ HERRBE = GEP-gJN-
O. that ], Christian Hedderich, Collector OF
the City Of Evansville, between the hours of aud
II o'clock A. NJ and ? and O'Clock NJ, on the
9Th of Dece mber, 1860, will sell at public auction
at the door of the Court House in the City Of EV-
ansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts Of lots
and parcels of real estate and improvements,
sessed for the payment of City taxes for the year
1862 due from tie owners thereof 10 the City Of
Evansville, the same being due and snpaiS,
and for the costs of said sale, and that snch sale
will he continued from day to day at the aforesaid
hours and place until all the lots and parcels OF
real estate herein mentioned sold offered for
sal