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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
MARINE JOURN1L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK." Nov Il
Cleared.

steanships-Nohen Light, Tinklepaush, Aspin~sn D. b.
Allen Csswba, Smith Havana Livingston, Crocheron Co
Karnek (Br.l, Brownies Nassau f. Cunsrd. -
NJ Evans Warner London, Z. Z. Morgan Wieyi John J.
BOYD, Thomas, Liverpool -
Pitts Hall CITY Point Metcalf Duneani c Haxsl Dutton
Richmond c. H. Pierson Co. Grand Turk, Withan Newor
leans Rot son Fosdick.
Sciooners-Dayison, Ryder Norfolk, NJ Befeli A. stntsy
Weeks ST. kits MASTER Carrot StTout, Mobile Wiliam H.
Hazard j. s Bowman, Wood, Curacao, Miller Hough'on.
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We regret to hear Of the death of Mr. John II. War
ing, President of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Tie Povglkeepsie Press says:
He Of large business capacities indoabe
gy and unfnehng integrity To restore his health which had
Europe Not re.e'ing the benefit anticipated he returned
the Adec Monday tie 5th 1t iss gratitude
his relatives and friends that be permitted TO Die Ia their
midst, rather than breathe his last in land strangers"
Tie agents of the Sandusky, Dayton aud Cincinnati
Railroad received, the Sh some $500 bales Of cot
ton for transportation to the East. This road has al
ready received this season some 10, 600 bales.
The railroads have advanced freighis again from the
pOrts Of Lake Erie to 90c. Oh Hour TO York, and
f5c. on fth class to Boston. 10 Albany the rate will
be 81 %, and j3c The advance on NewYork freights
is &C. 4th class and Zoe. -four; aud to Boston, &C.
on 18th cass. and Zoe. Oh -four.
The V3mg Late7igencey, speaking 9th freight
business Of the Ohio Central Road says:
There were 900 OF through oight and 100 of stock
passed over The road during the month 81 sept uber, east rpm
than ever BEFORE
In the Supreme Court of Pennsy lyania, at Pitts
burgh on Friday Judge Woodward delivered an opiu.
ion in the case Of The Commonwealth agt The Com
missiODera Of Allegheny County, application Tor man
damus compelling the respondents TO make provision
for the interest due on the bonds issued by the county
20 the Charters Valley Railroad II Is adverse to he
Commissioners, who viii now have to levy the tax or
to run the risk Of being again punished for contempt
The decree concludes a. follows:
Anc 20 wit Nov. 1860 this having been argued by
counsel and fully considered l. ordered and edudged that u
ntnt be entered upon the demurrer Tor the Commonwealth md
that the deendt and their Ia Office be and here
by peemptoly commanded to make at their
Tor estimating tie probable expenses OF Allegheny County
M snd ample provision for the payment of oil interest upon the
$4,000 70 the copio stock Of the ChaStiers Valley ksrosd
Company which shalt at the time Of said estimate be due and
unpaid, and BO all the interest which shall become due aud
payable ad bonds in The year sncceedus the meeting
said and that the ssd dciendants Immediately
theettcr Issue their proper TO the collectors
county rates and eyios SAID county Tor che coec ion
aud that they forthwith pay the costs Of tbil suit
Fte Po''orWc Myers JoHrno! Of the 10Th says:
The President Of he East Pennsyyan Railroad 80 IN Pot
vile on 1usdy tor the purpose Of obtaining 20 lay down
ne connection bctween the Philadelphia and Reading Raro,I
and tho East Prnnsy yunia Railroad distance of nbo
ges Thi' connection will distance Of twelve miles md
e eNpermnt OF eary ing coal om this region dlr,c M New
YORK " III be- tried by this route iu The Winter a,on When m
ueuts cut OF from Port Richmond -' up
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E Po''srWe MYers Jownol Of Tie ION saws:

The Legislature Of North Carolina will meet on Inc
bird Monday of the present month. n Mi, ha,
be ore of the most interesting sessions ever bed soce
ne commencement Of the State Goyern,ent A
ontSd states Senator, Judge Of the Supreme Cont
Hu1 ihIee Judges Of he Superior Court viii beelected
una olhef matters of great and vital mpogta,ec Kid
Do ascnssed and disposed Of - W"
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passcuuer- Arrived

In steamship De Soto from Nse- oyLeas' sHd hs'avE- d.
man NJ Mondrret and three daughters j. fernAna1 Af
0ursge J. A. Dalton T.. Rnnerez X. Dunbar, capt w. ZEN
deton Mrs. NJ. A. CoOns Miss Dr'hA"S'ei' anu MS ~ '"
Nichols. IT, uo,,,,4b yv.lhsI,
ns,snu M Won Adesng Alexandrns and Leoni AdelaIs
Cath arine Probst
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IIIIIA

h iIS- IN luo''hitis on Monday Nov 4, sfi,,rt,. a.
'otrlI l. Ift,, u the tth year ofil,s., WV = ' ' p
'L' t.u OF tho family Itsppel fIy ia.f.l "a .rl
IWi"'aI ~ No 20 Madison street On suudsy q, , ''
fhi'ur'pna IupcIs piceto copy 'N'''e'
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MINIATURE 'ALNAsAC. . go.
"a lSets............445I Moon-Seta Az
~ - arGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 7:49 Gov Island. S;Js Hen-Oste.'''HRo
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Nv Te.egrnnh.
Disasters, Ac.

SAVANNAH Nov. la-The screw ship Moutgornery
arrived O'Clock this morning She experienced
weather
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f3aRRIED

this CIV on rll,-,it a.. q,
ie Rev It. Il slsir M "liaia Wlrycb to h., isbis
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Tie earnings Of the Worcester and Nashua R1'road
- October were SO, si9 an increase Of 81 lz9 over
October. 1859. The earnings Of the pact eleven
months show On Increase Of az i76,
The business Of the Cleveland and Mahonns h'Hi-
road. from JAM 10 Oct. 81, has been as follows, To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

r,oase %J3, IlJ -
The drain of gold to the South continues, and we
near of $500 600 sent forward to-day to ysTios points,
making an aggregate OF over three and hall millions
cent in the asi ten days The money market to-day
in much the same condition as we described On Satur-
day. but there is more activity in demand loans, and
borrowers find much difficulty in supplying their
wants. The banks are generally declining to lend, and
accommodate their dealers as sparngy as possible In
the discount houses the negotiating % paper IL for the
present practically at an end Small amounts of gilt
edged" were cold or taken by the promissors at as
cent but solo q cent is the quotation for what
month ago were considered rst-cass signatures. The
transactions however are too small TO make quota
ton. Meantime some weak parties, carrying paper on
bank loans have not been able TO respond when called
uuon. Demand loans are Y cent Oh the best secur-
ity, A mmor was current in the early part OF the day
that the Bank of the State of South Carolina had sus-
pended but dispatch received in the afternoon stated
that the report was without foundation. Charleston
bmk notes are difcredited by the uncurrent money
| brokers. and are nominay 10 v cent discount Tele-
orephic disratches from New-Orloans to-day quote
| Sight Exchange on New-York at lGl4 v cent dis
count and a, Mobile and Charleston cent discount.
The regular quarterly dividend of , Y cent on the
Brooklyn Central Road is payable on The 10Th instant
Stockholders who Lave not surrendered their stock IN
the Brooklyn Central for Brooklyn Central and
Jamaica will be required to dot before dividend can
be paid Them The annual election for directors Of the
New-York Central Railroad will be held at the Office Of
the Company, in Albany, on the 18th of December
| next. ..|
| Tie Bank statement Of weekly averages Is miavor-
able as showing increase of loans with decrease
of nearly million of specie and S65OOOO OF deposits
The increase in loans is doubtless mainly aecommoda-
ton extended to Southern correspondents. The bank
vaults contain to-day less than $50 100000 OF SPECIE in
the drain to the South last week, instead OF being
million, as reported over three millions, Of which
81, 500 900 went TO New-Ofleans, and sJOO,OOO to
Charleston The decrease Of deposits was caused by
the Withdrawal in specie OF Southern balances The
i .tnt.rront 10 o. fnllnrVs.
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a' "l' a fn3 ~ -
9'i7A
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Yesterday afternoon Constable IIaybeot took Mr..
Absom i4lo custody on process issued by Coroner
Gafiney, and he viii be held prisoner under the
custody of the officer until tie verdict of the Jury is
given
Mr.. Absom is very respectable appearing man, in
comfortable circumstances about 40 years of age aud
hes been twice married. He has two children by bis
frs, wife, ind four by the second
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NITY wIDE-AWAKEs HEAnorARTERS

ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO-
H CIATtoN.-A Meeting VIII be held THIS EVENING at
No as Fest Houslonst At = o'clock Punctus ATTENDANCE Il.
requested. JOHN LEWIS, President.
=. STEWART, secretary.
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showing net ncrcaDe in the earnings Oh .oe road
for the Iast ten months of nearly sixty to1sua uooars
over the same month in 1857
The following shows the business OF tho German
town and Norrstown Railroad for the moth Of 0cto-
her 1860 as compared With October last year:
~ Co. 1Rso. D.t sAO. Increase.
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4 kR. GILBERT vii deliver a Course OF Lectures
n IN Val No "a Cooper Institute, the HEART LUNGS
IEhpERAMENIS, and DIGESTIVE ORGANS Lec.us. this
Evening on tho CONSTITUENTS Of The BODY DON'T fs 10
bear IT, Admission 2Sc. Lecture commence At
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-10


the old Wing party no candidate opposed
by the Democracy has been elected TO the
Presidency, unless such candidate had been
in some nanuer particularly identified With
Indiana. We could not elect Clay-we
could not elect Fremont--for neither OF
them had ever lived in Indiana, or been
identified with her history. But We elected
General Harrison, for he had been the Gov
ernor of Indiana Territory, ard had fought
the battle Of Tippecanoe on Indiana soil.
We elected General Taylor, for be had, as
Major in the United States service, defended
our Western border and commanded our
Indiana volunteers in the war Of 1912.
And we can elect Lincoln, for we pre-
pared him in Indiana, when he was boy,
for the high duties of that responsible posi-
ton. The road to the Presidency runs
through Indiana, and "Old Abe " is on it
far ahead of all competitors. [Applause.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELL THE .HE.UBERS OF THE
S-A Temple Of Honor, Division No. 81, S. OF T.,
are requested to be In attendance the xt regu-
lar meeting, a matter OF in crest 20 every is
TO be attended TO. Done by order of the Division.
aug9 VAN YECHTEN, r. s.
MORW~ FALL GOO DS-WsE H.H TsR
OW just received 100 packag Of New Fall Dry
Goods, TO which invite the attention of all cash
and prompt paying customers. Merchants will
please call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere. laug9l J. II. MAGHEE & co.
HPPLE P.A II II Il ~ "" II o. $
OA afraid ?-6 dozen "NonparciI" Parers, at &c,
retail.
dozen Lightning" Parers, at 75c, retsil
q do s'Whittemores'' Parers, at 81, retail.
The latter Pear, Core and Slice all ready to string
for drying. More coming. You have been paying
SO cents and 81 % for the above kinds. The place
to buy HGrdtcaTs cheap Is where they do a Iarde
business, and therrflre can soil for small profits
"Nuh cell" That place j.
CHARLES : WELLS,
Aue9 No IL First stree l.
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Clerks osa,s, Jury a5.ie, Isa, = - -
9roaPO TE"..' go ~ GE.-

y q .
u Order Tor Plank Sidewalk. JEjv n. f5,1
And nCv Il IL Hereby ordered HEd directed bY the
Coinmon Comet 90 the city Evarsytts, flat toe
owners OF AL lots parts Of lois fruutHE On ~
AL Ginning the south side Of HaWioH street. from
Washington stTaet 10 the eastern line % he CIR
l'oratiau, cause she sidewalks thereon - IS
brought TO the rTopn7 grade. and iEsc they Gauss
sidewalk Of No. = 80 Is laid down therein,
within thirfv isys rom tbs pUbiica'; ~ of fbt+
order =. BUZZ f, Clerk.
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HB E.gE5 & RURR0 w. IS yD.sFyN'
Il e ntreat, have Just received good sssnF tment
Of the folioa-ing description of Shoes, to-yV;t
Ladies' Lasting Becicd Congress Boots,
GaitsT5,
SE'-H
XII. HJnlr
. ard Goat Sp'g HesIsd
." and :" Busking.
" " slips In greet variety,
Mems kid, Calf ana Lasting Congress Hoes-
Calf Scotch Bucta,
and Goat Ozuri Ties,
Goat, I'm d and Plush Pumps aIsf NUliEi,F=,
g Flu- French Calf Buois,
Boys' Calf. Goat ard Ensmelsd Scotch Boots,
" oxford Ties,
Goutis's oxford Ties sud Brossn7,
Scotch Boots,
Cbild's HeeI-i E0ginalcd Ankle 1ies.
Farcy C-5lored Ankle f.=-
hii and Morocco s.
Copper Tip'd Enots-SyeTy kind
All Il which made ~ th- hest nanlFs, tarrR
last, and will b zal'! ut very low prices.
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X
FL The Common Conuoil y lie g ~ Of ~ Ms
VILE III receive -aHl II ptsss until August ia
lsGn for tsc roustructirU Of = sewer on Eighth
-tresf. from bivisoH street point tgst,tv feet
south east ef Main -treets The rtutrs.tor 4
furnish fhr lnateriais, en- 50 the w"rk accafdn-
90 plan aud specifications &ls ~ This afFc~ ARD
fFuIent roi@ irB,-, completion " tl1e gars 81
csy t-'uds, dos IH ,se y-sr ~ -tsrii,z .,tt.r5s,
T.. BJRkE fsa-k
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, Of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY oE STATE,
WILLIAM Al. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF sTATE,
JONATHAN 5. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, -
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo,
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, r.
JAMES g. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER or SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK or sUPREME COURT,
JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PCBLIO INSTRUCTION
NILES J. FLETCHER. OF Putnam.
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n =. PELEOTT, q.V-EF4 CrERR e
-nis9oIuE1on-
z !. Z. e Il e z q.

Il tofore existing between the uuderzisrsi, Uo-
dor tne Uame and irFa Of Il. 81 Well- Go, 'fea
this day dissolved hy l. jtual r'r@"nt. Willtsa.
Walls 10 authorizsl - rtcyv- all ehts due the
c-Fu, and will ii-obsrse ali oti4tonr u the @aI'a
Nm WELLS,
L. 81 Wills
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Deafness CuTed

.'T called on ). F SMITH, N. D, Anrist, sud
after submitting 10 his treatment, have found per
maneIt relief from partial Deafness OF soToe
years standing" l.. A. WHITE.
Chemist and Druggist,
Cor Gold and Frankfort streets n /.
ACRoRA, Ill, Jan. Is, 1857.
"a. SMITH. This IL to certify that, after .
weeks t-eatment under your direction, l can now
hear nay clock tick ct = dis ancc of sLz fset-not
having been able hrsr &c at all for more than
TWENTY YEARS. ! stll using ycur remedies
and confidently oxpect 10 b restored 70 my hearing
thereby. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. FIXES.
Residence Sugar Grove, Black berry creek,
BuE5 Thra~ miles WeAt f Aurora.
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H q II n ELLIS
FORMERLY OF STEELE q HCNNELL-)
Flooring MILLS.

A%S~DA- -LAAs9 AVA-A-lASs
CORNER Or
WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL
EFAESTTLLE. IND.
EHVRkS WE " ST.4REKS hf.H AfsN-E
81 Is now in fuIl operation, with new and com
piete Machinery Of the latest style, fnr Planning and
making DOors aud Sash Monldings, Window
Blinds, and every other description OF work done
In au-h esta b,'shInsnss.
All work 1T tn, Mills warranted 10 b vel
done. Nii he offered the lowest cash prices.
Dry Poplar Flooring and Notwithstanding cHu-
staDtly on hand. aud viii he sold fyr cash.
Brackets aud Scrolls sawed 10 my pattern.
Sitting and ali kinds OF Saving dons 20 order,
and IA the most approved =tylo.
iv2z WI. HCNEEEL.
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Presidential ELECTORAL Ticket

Presidential Electoral Ticket.
Electors r t. G State at Large.
WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors.
ist Distric.-Cyrus NJ. Allen, Of Knox.
I'd District John W. Kay, of Clarke.
81 Decentralization c. Hunter, of Monroe.
18th District-Juhn Il. FarquAhar, of Franklin.
9th Decentralization TTJIsler, of ayette.
9Th District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock.
Tth District-John Hanna, of Putnam.
sth District-SanueI A. HUFF, Of Tippecanoe.
9th Distrct-James n. Tyner, Of Miami
10th District-lsaac JPnkinson, of Allen.
nth District-Dayid .. Daily, of Huntington.
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W91TEEE 4 % CO.5'TR-T {; 2 o x \.
. The Common Council of the City of Fy.z,s-
vile viii receive sailed proposals. until Aucu-t 2I-4
ISGo.fr grading, CHtterinC and niacadarn cling Third
stcee-, from Locuft 70 SyeaEcore strer; the con
tractor 10 furnish all too astera,- aud !, ths
work agreeabls 90 PLAZA aud specification on iii. IA
tnie office. 2, BURET CLarx
CLERK = Cf1C- July 20 1851
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or PosEY COUNT

ron JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
To The General Assembly, for the Couatie
Of Poseg and Vanderburgh,
JOHN R. HUGO, of Posey county.
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FOE PRESIDENT
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

or ILLINOIS.
gl-" THE People OF THEsE UNITED
STATES ARE TIE RIGHTFUL MASTERS or BOTH
CONGRESSES AND CoURTs, NOT TO OVERTHROW
THE CONSTITUTIONS, But TO OVERTHROW THE
MEN wHo PERvEET THE Constr TrTIoS." -
abraham Lincoln.
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q PFREPS err T'krE e Es-v-rE-E ifs
~ ibis IN perfect crieT, lust received p=r stsaIasT
b. II. Fstrchij fUC sale g.
i,s.2. Il. GILBERT g co
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q Q 70 y y e = z . - ~ % O 2 q e
= s'r'Fr ~ HTicE Si''s- St%ik- Julg 29 1850.
Ana il IL heIrhy o-Gerei AID dirs-faA ~, 3j,e
t'u'Inoa touuoii nT tHo ti'y OF FVsrsYi le that
we own z or nsfS g LIT No iG{, tn tho DuHs-
ven RI al CITY, cEUse ire side-gyzlk
.heseon :" Re tfohEht {" ttf' truPsr grade, ~
irst Sues oinrs stGe-v ~ ClHsz M. Q I,s
'hl1 Gown th~it"H with ~ days fr0m this
trstiicstio1 81 thi- orrier
p. BUBEE, CIeak.
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speech OF Hon. william NJ. Dunn.

Delivered 81 the great Ratification Meeting,
at Indcpsnt.s7lce Square, Philadelphia, .Hay
&c, 1860.
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OLD FIRM in BUSINESS AGAIN.
EaEl 4. Ia e e Il -Aeat IL H III Z q

Il fufOrn the public in general and tho rect OF
N lnkiud in particular, that taey hsve bought 3Jt
tho Feed business of Mr. J. C. Dusouchet, aud that
they will be prepared from this Tins To III all
si4rs for FEED apd SEED Of any Kind.
Our Mr.. L. 5. RUsroR having formerly been an
gagged very successfully in the bu-inesa for
year, but called away 20 England upon family bust
ness, has returned to his old stand where 10 sill
ut all times be pleased to SEE his old friends ana
former customers and all others, and Gil their orders
fol anything in our line. with promptness and sHf
isfRction.
Feed delivered free any part Of The ciry.
july2O-tf z. 8 RUSTON & co.
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FOR VICE PRECEDENT,
81 ANNIE AL H A LIN

B8E@ LOVE Ny COUNTRY MORE THAN
Love NIX PARTY" -HdanibaL Ramlin.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

~ R = o y - = Z OsV" ~. - TFGE
u Order for B'ick Side "aik. Council r's4n1t.sr
July p, leh0.-And now It IL hereby uriirree an
directed. by the Cor Ion Council af toe City ~
evansville, that the If all Iota or parts If
lots frol ting on adjoining the southwest sdp Of
tourth street, hetwetn Main and Sycam "a streets
IN satd city, Gauss the S. ie-wslks thereon 10 he
brought 70 the proper grade, and that they cau=s
eide Walk Of Class No. to lie laid down there.
on within thirty days from tie publication NJ This
order. p BCRKF rt,f-
CITY Clerk Ot+"e. .Iolv 81 1as0 - =
HfO e - - Is - e U-N" 40 r 90 r.
Y Order Tor Brick Side Walk. Jul "a Isfe-
And now 1t is hereby ordered and directed.
by the Common Council IF the CITY If Eysre.
Vile, that the owners Of il lots or 1a1t+ a. fafs
fronting on OF adjoining the south yvt : side Of
Fourth street, between M0ia and Luc1st rfreses
Ia said city cs5se the side-V,tIl-, thereon to *
brought to the Proper -ra e. and that tlev c,,l@t
side walk of Glass ~ to tc jAid cog5 fhars,b
Within tbi''y seys from :h, publication cf thie
order. F. BURKE ,{.vt,
Clerk 0F6cs, Juiy 81, 1870.
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KpEGRO.N' Survives TEN Pm,
- Alley The proprietor Of the Pigeon Springs
brgS leave inform the public that he has recently
erected and completed Emo Ten-Pin Ale The
SPRING. situated but one mile from Main street,
City of Evansville, good distance for either
walk d drive. The waters Of this Springs possess
unsurpassed medical properties, and invAlid= n
Others would do well TO resort to them. .heTe are
also baths Oh the premises, and the grounds
, beautifully shaded with trees, and surrounded With
a saluhriou7 atmosphere.
WEI. BATES. Proprietor.
X. Ban omnibus runs regularly three times
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NR.9 E.F.N'G JUST RECRfV"RD -

AKs2 E'R.N'G just RESESB~GD -
Il AZ now stock Of Gold and Siivor Wat ncs, SupA-
riur Gold Pens and Fine Silver Spoons, we respect.
gully invite sIl call and examine quality and
prices. Persons buying now may expect 70 rst
great bargains All articles warranted.
BITrRULEE BRCS-.
july2S-1md a. Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-10

American Cutlery and Plated Ware.
HE-O8 = H-gyN"2EE DESERT IND
4 Table Knives and 'Tks.
Ivory handle Desert and Table Hk.i7es only. ...
Plated ForL.,
Rute~ KpiVes, -"s.
Plated Tea and Table SPOONS
CsrveTs to Iustch with knives and FoTkr
Slaw Cutters,
Fnsueled Kettles aud Sauce pans,
The above Il hCsi quality and 1uei. received nd
offered at reasonable rates At
JACOB sTRACB d SONS,
julyiG u Main street.
Rs.4R Y'RST TOOEs .4F AKUOCRD
IA rstes,--Grass aud Grain Nrythes, Sneaths,
Cradles, Sickles and Forks. at very low fgurea 80
close out stock. JACOB SIRAUB SON.
"a so cos sRE.-25 kOEEETS
a. fer sale nv s T.. GILBERT & co.
RRSR>S SEL Es.-.g LANAI STOCK
-AE@ Of Black and Fancy Dress Silks very cheap
IL clos. OCT, st thB cheap DIV Goods Store ct
-CEAPKER & BUSSIE0,
julV2 Nh. 40 Main street.
zE "a 5VhBTs OF ass $3.50 fiji
" persons Indebted 80 Jacob strsub Sea for
the years 1850, Will please call sud settle
JACOB NTKAC 3 & son,
Hardware Dealers, "A nj ain street.
iuiy24 3wGss4tw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-10
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Il ETieud-Io boxes Chemical Olive ErIsivu
Soap lusi received at this - Star Family Gruoery'
OF (july2Oj YTGKEEY BROS