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500 Beautiful Works Of Art.

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N, sspr,b sugpVing whioh every subscrh-r
w trc.i'-. ,ni tiled, "f,st,h Mastering ~, Re-
cruits." ~ one II the u,ost lsiwieil ,sd ropulir
sustaying. svrf i.surd NTH. eouniry. ltp done
on steel. IN So liss aad .iJTIs. .ad J. printed On
h-.,, phtr psp.t, ~ b, J, r,ch-s. making q
most choice ofnsm~ut, su,tslls 80 the vail. II
either tho lh'sfy p'ros. 90 ofi'~. IL subject 10
th- celebrated .crn- oi s,f Jobs .. Ltadfocsisi ng
~ Ju.t,e- shaliuw'. ofhcr. th~ f-cruii. which
have lieu saihsrrd of he "r.ggrd rEinsnt. %
II cuai sal b. ufa,.hel by the t0.dc lor lc.' than
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The ~ J5srsai - tn vel kn,wn 20 the shole
co1nity 20 need commsndnt,on. IT,. mngni6.
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l-st vfitsfs ~ Amsrira.
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sulscuhsfs.
Poe utthef Tsfi,cnlaf. seed SO copy Of the
sisgtntly Illustrated AT Journal, Pronounced the
hsnd.ou.st Msgat,nc 10 America. II cont,ias
Caniugu, 81 pfsm,u,n,. aad numsfuu. supsfb IN.
gaying'. Regular price, ~ osats psr nurnl-,S.
Spsciasu, ropes. ho~sycf. will H. cent a. thoss
sish,ns.~i .alscuLs, oa receipt u u cenis ~
stamp. y cola. Address.
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LOOK HERE!

'I'ilE Subscriber ~,li .ell BE-. Pam, situated 80
Ilrbfun, one m,lr lfum the AcadsHy. Said
Grn coataias Us lrr,s, Suitably divided iHto
6rii. tili,gr and pastufsge. 18th a good wood sad
umlrr va Sa1nrctsd. There are t~o sells sad
good ofshsfd. part ~ ~hich hss feccntly
l~sa 80 DOT. The farm - ealifrly faced ~ith
stone the bu,li,ng. srr one story h"use t-u
good harn,. ~"oi she'd. grsnafy, grand good
shu~ shop. ani other usrs.ssr, oct buildisg..
The farm ~,l o. sold nt tHrgais. if applied
l,r .oaa. faf FATHER ,nisfnat,oa ,nq.ifr of the
proprietor, on the ptsm,sss.
FRANCIS ~. PRATT.
Hebron. April 20. iS6O. 10
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J. Z. SThrToRp'S
q I. Il v H. II 4 IL,

Wut' Otvs T,su isaitSp ~ h-,las hai.s-,is
sts'' ,rs lr1asai Ia onatsst 18th tAs slas msassIs
u ths
Throat, bronchial Tah.., snd all the
AiT-Csii. az ths Lung..
Fseving II onrs anr Fsn 90 ossrs.siuu. al hsal AR
irfitsiiua 90 iutsmmsiton.
WHts Ottvt TAs o. ratts rrns s-a,s u irrl. an
u,-,usi~i saisz. al H'aii-s SyrVg Or Coats at
al Ibfusi tH,ssss.
Wuts utss rtstt Arrtitn. iis Mssnsiis ~ oos-
ssatfai=i egraiirs pa-sr, rsrsisr 70 nost ss,siT
Pain hnnihilator.
ufrs To- 10 H1fFfis4y So ~ fisrai1r.
r.fT e-u's bottle. 81 tu BROADWAY, \. Y ani ~
a. ur--ss.A
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Wh,sh .. the most compact and beautiful ~cw,ng
N.skiae ever cun.trs,trd II - oTRamsntsd IN
the highest 't,ls ofth- at, and al Who s,v u afs
delighted 18th it. IL make. the improved inter.
iusksd stitch. and - oapsl, aidoing EF'atsrNa.
t,r', 1T ~ofk in bstirf .yls thaa 40, oihsr scw.
tng Narhias gyct offered iaf TAMIL, pufposss.
Itis not .uljsct toths olJ",tioa Of us,ug t~ioe
toe inush thread, and makiug fsssliug seam, hAs
the Gtuyrf i Uakrf. uuf a. % cuahRsd in iis up-
st.ttsa o. a trw thia Lhfirs, liable to ct cot q
order ant uubusd e. nee haN thread Ike The
Whrslrf \ Mil.on Narhtu,. bot - amp, suil.
risnt to psti,fm al k,nis ct famils .swtng.
pties II Fam,lY Machine ~iih ifun tahl- com'
plstr intuse slOO. The latgrt stan'afi ulch,uss
ifom -i23 10 $500. S~sd fof l. VI. Slayer =
e., Gststte. beautiful pictpfial psr~r ds'o tsi
20 sew ips Mschins.. sod containing let Of pfior.
ani all other information uu the 'ul'rst. twill
be- iofw afdsd gfat,s.
M. SINGER 4 CO.,
ass Hro,duaN, New York.
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q, thru.e 81 these pol. the periodic attack. of
Nrrsss sr Ni-t Hsrfs.s. ms, h. rsr,saie,l. sd
iitsAvu go the cp.nnen e,mrat Of The sttsrk in.
mediate r,issi trom I-,.u aud sic1a~'. nil b. Oh
Uilei
Tn, seldom tat a. remove the NI.ssi aud
HsIilfhf o. sh,rh iynahs are subject.
TIE, sei ssa,i, upon the bowels, removing
CssitrsaoG.
Fpr Literary mua, Sludsnt.. Delicate Tcuals..
col 40 psrsIH. ct ssissirg k4Li4, th~y .fe al.
usbie a. a Llrtiiu,, isptoying the appetite. Civ
a.. tsur il,J siglr o. the digestive orgaa., sod
ry.t.ung tle utturil elasticity asd slrsn.ih Of
thr ghHIs ss.tru.
The CEPnALlC PILLS are the resell flag
iayrstis atsa anI cateiail, Conducted eNpef,u,snt
having been Dc u-e many years, during which
time the, lave prevented and relieved ,a.t
.n'uai uf pam aai Soldering from Headache.
~bstbsr ufigiuhtng ~ the neTyous system o.
from ieangei state of the stomach
They ace euiiryl, vegetable IN their compost.
tiln, sui uas D. taken 81 all time. with peticct
.'ie't with,u' raskiag any chsage ofdisi, aadfAs
atsssrs" say disHgr,sl,is fssis FsAf0s a. easy .
lda,la.sis' th5s' o. shiifrsa.
uEwsEE % coUSrTETEIrs.
The gruuias have Eve signature. u Henry {.
~uauliia. ua eith laN.
SoLI b, Druggist. and Deslsrs in Medicines.
4 BON ~iil b. sent by 'na,l prepaid on rsccip,
olthe
PRICE - CENTS.
Al order. should b. addressed 20
HENRY e.. SPAULDiNG,
~ a. Cedar Street. Ns- lo'k.
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n, WIa.TER ns..aa N.-- ~ y.l.. Dr's-P-
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n, ABRAHAM JACKSON. w.'p,ls y iL-is E-ssv
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tss Hs.sF 49, lsFsf. lahsasfaa q - NsrfHas 80
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t.p-. AL Afsrtans u 90 LAfsf.
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~ II. Pamphlets coatsiRiHE istisr' frvrn ih-
at.,,, m. med Gsntistura nnd othrrs, nnd IiV.
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SilEhilT'~ ~AlE. ONFuFu, ss. laksH
- on rSFrutiH1 and viI' o. -oii bs puh'.r sur-
t'on, oa >1tsui1y the tvrut,- siztl "a, 20 LHulf'
A.D, ISL, at tsu o'rtss ia The siirrtp11. 70
ths ofdcr 90 lev Whitmsp, E-J., 81 Nsrwa, ,u
ssii Caunty, all che rghf in rgH.iy vhirL Nj
lam I. q. seaIrai ui Nl.ra Psatlian has ur
had en thr se'rlih Iss atNay 4. u. %. h--
ing the tine oi che aita-husut 1f che .lus ou tha
orisinsl writ iu the arii1n, o. rrlrru che 3D.
be Tag described real estate. situated iu " ,flu
GlautstHn in saHi tuulty, o. WIT r. rrrttia tract
ct Laf situated on sai. MiHau pbuist,1n. aaf
l.in. prscis.i, The same pfeniss- thr .lit ~.
Lam 4. Gfsvu,s,i C1Hyr,st o. iutrvs a. Gfy-a-
lsafb his au6tfsrs deed thereof. dated Ori,i--s
tweut,-sesaaI Al. lsjq, and rr,of'ri with
ONfi Bccosis, hr .,it Couniy, box no,
PAGE sic. rsiyf-aee thrr,f, being bad hr ulurs
iul ds-Cript.uu tlrfraf
Dated 40 Ngrway, De- iIth, lS6l.
a. EuETNIIAT Ill. shaftH
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TsiiimoHIal,.
"Ir.rua NJ, Eddy ~ one oiihs most capable
and .icre..6ai practitioners With whom have
had official Intercourse,
CHARLES MASON,
Cammtssionet frstsnts.'
eel have no h.-itaiiop IN sssuf,pg invrpio''
that the, cannot ,mplo, pef'on mote comps 'sni
and more capable II puiung theft
.rflirst,on. IN q iormro secure iur them an rs'l,
and favorable confederation ~ th- Patent Otlce.
EDMUND BURKE,
late Commis.innst ~ rsicni.."
IJo.,on, f,brsV :, isbS.
"Mr. H. n Eud, has made iu,mr THIRTEEN
.ppI,sat,on. on al hot one 81 h,sh fatsnls have
I.-se grated. sod that os~ - nos psndiHg. Such
usmi.tsk.bl, ptuof ~ g'ca, sLu, sod ABILITY 90
Do. Part lead. me io recommend AT iu'rniofs 20
spp, 10 h,n 10 pro,uIc their Pslc'iis.s ihs, ma,
4. .uf. II h.,,ur 'he rps' iaithfal ALLEGATION H..
.t,~,d On their oass., asd At ,sD reasonable
charge. JUN IN'uNkl'
T,am Sent ~. 1857, 20 Jaas ~. 1858, the 'pb.
.s,lst On course of he lag, pusi'os. 'sadc. un
Tw,ss.nsie,tsd applications, SlNIEEN AP.
pEAI.S, EVERY ONE Of which as decided b.
hi, (a,or. b, the Comnis,ionst II fat'ur.
u. n EDDY.
Bo.iou. Jaa. >. ls6o. ~
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The Great Indian Remedy
p0R pBnrALBS.
Dr.. Ma,,ison's Indian Emmenagoyue.

SY Possessing virtues ankno~u OF any
HE'k thisg ci.c Of The A,nd. sad proving
prgyA rhrytu,l alter sll others have isil,d.
Hh prepared iron an lnl,aa plat
CF.N u.sd b, the natives Co the same
.GI-A pufpDss from tiiae ,mmemofial, and
1STlA nov iaf the fret time odcfrd 10 the
trSSTa public. Il j. dc.igacd ior both
tT -aurisd asdnagi' isd,s'. and d. the
IL N1 ,Eyefy best th,ng knowa Ter the par
"a, w ahrose. =. IL ~,il hfiag 90 ihr inoath.
EssZsS.&ly sicknsss 10 eases ct obstruction,
'srr-e-. = after al other rrrnedie. ct the Kind
have becn tried 10 VAIN. The ma, seem iacfcd.
,blr, bot cufr = guaranteed ~ aH fasss, 90 the
pticrw,ll H. refunded. II 1000 bottles have
bc.a .old he cighir~n mouths siiA0Eia Hsgi' fa.!.
sSs Nhen taken . directed. ani without the least
injug o. hs.ih ~ any case. Pot up ~ bottlcs of
three dilrrru strengths, with foil difrctions fof
usin., aud srni by ,NpIr.s. clsely ssslsd, o. all
part. ofthr copaiy. rRiCES-full strength.
$40; Hall sir,ngth. SIS. Quauef sitengih. -
p~r bdlIe. Remember Thu. medicine !. design.
81 expressly Go OHsrIN,rT C,sts. IN which ~
other rsmedis. 81 the Kind have beca tued IN
yaia Beware Il limitations! Nonc warranted
uiles. purchased directly Of nr. VI. or q, b.. 1t.
fee. Prepared aud soll 0Aly NJ III. MAT.
SPECIAL Dusii,,. No. = Us,oa ST., PforidtAcs,
RI.
Til. sp,e,aliy embraces all disease. Of Pr. /
rais nature bath Of Men and Women, Wv = Irgu
lfy siu-ated physician of tweuIy years prac-
tce, giving he Ehsis ansEfioa 10 them. Consul. /
taiun.. D., letter or otheTsise. are siuoiIy ooak-
dAhal. aud medicines will he sent by eNpuss.
secure from observation, To all parts Of the coon
trN Alto, accommodations or piiienl. from
abroad, wishing lor secure aud private retreat,
and good care. until restored To health.
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Ths .1Iali .. foe s,l at aIl che Nss.r1psr
dsrlt.. saI 1a all Jhc ui.rlaI. thraughoui Ns~
El.'alf.
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SEVEN YEAR s!

rrHE ssvray wars II unfi'llled sucoss. attending
the p" COSMOPOLITAN Arr AssOCI.
ALTON, have made It housshold sofd throash-
oct even gu,Tisf Il the counir.
tnief the au.pice. ~ this T"puhr insii"i'on Z,
over fl,,, Asa@r'd tAsstsai ks-,, have learned ~
app,sciais-by beautiful ~o'ks Of au spa their
~aiis ind choice mriatufe upoa their iablss, the
sr,at lsns6is derived from l-coming sulscfil-r.
Subscription. are no~ hc,ng rccsi'r,l in r,iio
uyt.fall.lri With that IL az, ptsriuus wear.
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Ig-Sub-cripi,on. received by THOMAS a.
Known, Ageat 90 PARIS and ,icia,ly. where
EngraIInf, aaI AT Jonfnal nav b. srrn.
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CHARLIE q. ROGERS,
JOURNAL BUILDING,
lis az 10 Wasusf'a N'-s,'. Rss-a. Nae
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b rINH D.. -

u 40 cis-. th- '' J,sh prtns.pir' ~iu b. ad-
hsrsi Co.. sHI na uHiics ~,li 10 uArn ~ su, ur-
,lsr n1t accompanied b., Doe ia.lfy. ~ pspsfs
srr l....ri.aI.I 90 DE- COZ .l tar t.ar p4il Coo.
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Boston Anan, natimor. II Louis.
Providence Glo,stsIille Cincinaaii \ Orlsans,
y Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
N~,1N fhibdelha, Ns.h'ills rafn, Fnac.
GLsgps -.n'lrad
l.o,ul Agruts waited 20
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b. uiHts thaa tfslir HAT 81 49, " tsu CrHl.' of
.nt-tupfla1 paper in Nsw Eag .ssi. TIE pubilr
are rer1fHHaI char 90 dfumlnsrs &C. a'vrIti stH-
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csrtinsais ~ ia. u. Chiito-, W ~, 81 y. i"'s.
II 1. vel lno-n that u has Lea fauni 'sfr
tIHrutta preserve 10 aFAtarants flfn ~ afrsift1
lsus,h e tas eomplind. n M lrutnsids % lfuu=-
rl.s .Psruvlan syrup" plrsssi O. shYt .sslas-
plsAsI tkls dsstfahls mi.
JANIS Il. CiliIroN, " o., CLsn.i
q Prince street, Ns- Yotk, Aug. =, ia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08

g1~ The Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette gives the following
thoughts in regard to the North Carolina
election, under date of the 9th
The result in North Carolina, showing a
Democratic Breckenridge majority of at
least 5000, is very discouraging to the Bell
and Everett people, who built great hopes
upon the vote of the old North State. 1t is
very we'll known that in certain counties
the whole Douglas vote was given to the
Opposition candidate, and in some localities
this vote was felt, but not appreciated gen
orally throughout the State.
In 1854, Dockrey, the Opposition candi-
date or Governor. was only beaten 1000
votes. Vow, the Opposition, supported by
the Douglas men, are 5000 behind II 4
Douglas Electoral ticket is run, which is
now doubtful, the majority for Breckenridge
will be increased. Thus it is evident that
the real contest Is between Lincoln and
Breckinridge. Douglas and Bell constitute
what they call, at tie regular stock board,
fancy stock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08
FORWARD'G & COMMISSION
!.

-YEs.A.Hs EXPRESS 1gO.WP.z.H~F-.-
GA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPAEY respectfully an
to their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville and vicinity, that with Increased faci-
ties for the transportation Of
FRET q u T., n G K 4 q ES,
II 0 n Z Y N D "a u i L Z s,
They solicit continuance of former favors. Es-
peeia care taken in the collection of Bills Drafts,
Notes. and the transportation of snal and valuable
packages. ... sd .
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the ia
cities OF the Express, can obtain any desired nfCr
nation in reference to the routes and details 81 the
business, at thvir Office on First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
de le C. II. FISH. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08
CHARLES BABCOCK, e
Importer and Dealer in
Coach and Saddiery Hardware,
MAIN STREET, 'i
EVANSVILLE, lNDlANA.

"a N-d ; EsNtF tU@H ? Il y A x ID W n a IA
~ engagements with European and American
fcturers fora direct supply of all goods in
line, am enabled cfIer inducements, that can
fail be to- the interest Of all engaged in the
business to give a trial. aa
l name in part: axles, springs made of the bost
steel; bands enameled and of all kinds of leather
cloths, Innings for carriages, varnishes castings OF
all kinds saddle trees English bride feathers, bits
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names Of ali
kinds Jenny Lind Gig Trees self-adjusting pads
Taylor's patent hames fly nets, shoe threads horse
blankets, london Girth Webs American Girth
an6 Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London
Welt Skins, superior article ivory, gutta percha
and brass lined martengl rings; superior kerseys
for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts
patent gig trees, &C. &C.
Keep in fact everything appertaining TO either
branch of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
aul ALSO agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle.
Hp20-d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08
e,rondence Of the London Daily Neios
The uaSsncres
RFYRoUT. July |. lae

Until last evening had hopes that this
mail would take home more cheering news
respecting this unhappy province. Unfor-
tunately, our prospects get darker every
day, for each hour brings either news of
fresh atrocities committed by the Druses
or more decided proof that the acts of the
latter ere .cOnnived at by the Turkish Gov
eminent. 1t is now ascertained, and a
nominal. list of them has been made, that
up to last night the Druses have burned and
pillaged no less than l5l Christian villages
since the goth of May last, while no less
than from $4,000 to $4,000 Christian in
habitants of LebanOn-many of whom
were month ago wealthy men, others in
quite easy circumstances and all strangers
TO anything like poverty or want-are
homeless. beggars, depending on actual
charity for their daily bread. Over and
above the number of Christians shot in ac-
tual welfare between 1000 and 5000 have
been butcbered--hacked to death would be
the filter term-as no butcher ever used in
his calling half the cruelty of these blood
thirsty miscreants-in cold blood by the
Druses. And besides this, more than 5000
widows who, until this Druse campaign,
were happy wives and wothers, have lost
their husbands, brothers, fathers, and all
male relations, even To tie male infants at
the breast; and sixteen hundred children
are now orphans All these figures have
been very carefully compared with others,
and weighed in the balance of English
(local) opiniou before given as facts. And
after couversing, comparing and digeSting
ali l.. hear, after bringing my own four
! years experience in Syria to bear upon the
subject, am bound to say, that have con-
1 siderably understated the case Moreover,
/ fifty millions sterling would not pay for the
/ towns, villages hamlets, and silk factories
/ destroyed throughout the mountain-all the
/ property Of the Christians. There is be-
/ sides fearfulIy long list of converts,
/ churches and nunneries, belonging TO the
! same people, all of which have been plum
| dered and then destroyed, by the Druses.-
/ In short, what commenced as a civil war
! between the two sects can no longer be
/ called by that name. For the last twenty
/ days it has been nothing less than a whole
/ sale massacre of Christians by the Druses,
and a wanton destruction of all property
| belonging to the former by the latter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08

THE Coast Survey Office and the Smithso-
MAN Institute are investigating the subject
of tornados, stimulated by those of recent
occurrence in the West. An efficient Off
Ger connected with the coast survey has
been detailed to visit the scenes of their
effects, for the procuring Of such data as to
geography, etc, as will aid the scientific
examination.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08
e H:s-N-s p-xAAh 80, rApUc.sn

IL A OK E THE fine steamer
DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, slLT.Ittt3'
leaves Evansville every Monday, lsSs54ss..4zssssf.
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'clock NJ. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at O'Clock A. NJ Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, with packets for Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis, New Orleans aud the Daily Mail
boats foJ Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
HG- Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills of lading given to New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Crm-
berlapd rivers auglS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08

ACCORDING 10 tbe.l.tws of Minnesota all
foreigners otherwise qualified, WHO have
been in the cuuntrv one year all persons
of mixed white and Indian blood, and all
Indians who have adopted the language,
customs and habits of civilization, are en-
tilted To vote for Presidential electors in that
Shtr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08

Tue valuation OF Portland, Maine, for
the current year, is 2,072, SEQ; namely
SI3. $50. 800 real, and S8,516,30 person
al property. This is ii decrease of $4,000
compared with last year. The Tax for the
current year, is $233, 662. against S498, 800
last year and the rate of taxation is I00
cents on tie 800 against ninety cents on
SlUo last year
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08
RECEIPTS by Rat1roaa.

August y I5UO.
RS bush wheat !. K. Mills & Co; car load cat
tie, J. 5. Jaquess & Co.; l load slaves, A De.
frees; 50 bbls -four, Geo. Foster d Co.; ~ b6ls
whisky, keg, l copper jug, Allis u HOWes; Dbl
eggs, Geo. Miller; Is bags coffee, SOreusun q Cos
chest goods, D. Kaupbarr; , bags feathers, . bags
rags, bbis eggs bxs ndse, 1900 bush c0rn, l. 4.
CrAne; key, Jacob Benuiug h1f 10 kegs railread
spikes, j. Ingle; l COX oil cloth, +. Oberkirch; 8
boxes, n Lowenthal; bdls, .. orr; IL bxs, l bill,
Healy q Warren; box goods, y. Glass i Co; y
bags, u toXss, ksg, LEIGH IL Caristedt.
A. L SuRADE1R, A ,eut
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08

ZINC nails are now extensively employed
in the manufacture OF boots and shoes, in
place of wood or iron. 1t is said these nails
are also substituted for sewing in ladies' slip
pers. An iron last is employed, aud the
nails, on being driven in, strike the last,
and become headed or riveted on the inside
thus forming very secure fastening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-08

THE CRY MARX Ts.-There is a daily market for
produce open from to O'Clock in the morning.
the two City Markets being open on alternate days
as follows
The Upper Market-John Robbers, market mas
ter-is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
mornings, the time specified
The Center or Lamascu Market rRntz Sehnei-
der market mastar--is open on Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday murniDgs, at the hours mentioned.
There is also afternoon market open at the
Center Market house from to O'Clock P. N. On
Saturdays.