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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
Explosion Of the Propeller Globe
Wany ktIis d and Wounded.

CHICAGO. TnuTed5Y, Nov. 8 ISoU.
The propello Globe which arrived fr Bufisll this
morning EXPLODED her boiler ct Der dock al 10 O'Clock
this fore1 oo1 while getting up steam for the purposs
Of hosting cut freight.
Several persons were killed, and runber ioursd.
The billed are Mary Ann Golden, Patrick Donohue,
james II bbie-sH Of Chcago-Beni. W lsou, Fl st
enqr eer Forsyth, second engineer, AID four FRENCH
The injured arc the CLERK, eighty; n. Luddiugton
ard Michael Cusic of Chicsg' Peter Barnholt Of Erie
John Hayden Of Rochester Julian Hatch and David
Dom Of Chicago, and the 4 rst Mate, al badly. TIE
boat ia q complete wreck.
The boat ia owred-by Wm, o. Brown of Buffalo,
valued 81 $4,000 aud iutu-ed for $4,000.
In addition tn those killed by the plosion If the
propeller Globe reported today, are Davis Gjbbous
and three deck band. Peter BARNARD. Of the 10
iured has since died. The whole number Of those at
trerent known to be killed is 49, Tha explosion was
cauaed by pumping water into the boiler, which was
exceed Dgly not and had bit trihing aIount Of
steam on.
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NPXy.YOrN.

NIDDIrrows. New. Van Wyckc majority ia
Or nge County il 1876 ssd ST. Jchus In Sally sr III
Vsn Wycks msjoI;'y In the district is IL.
C,TsKILL, Nov. III. q. Steele. Democrat, il
elected in this district by ssOns 500 majority.
ERIE Co. (Complete, -LincolDs asjorisy, 1 1913,
Thr Republican Assembly men are e;sct9' certainly
aud probably four, Mr.. Spaaloine (scf.l, for Con
eress, bss 100 usi.
81. LAwEIEcE Co, Complete Gives Lhhcoin' ,2l1
maj
0svEGo Go tCouple.el- Gives Lincoln S.6iS AL
three Assembl men e Republicans.
TIE folio. ing are the msmbes Of legislature elected
il Livr g.too County Mathew Maid and George Ely
lsDd sr., both Republicans
In Pougtkepsis, ys understand that Fsruu n
Rep. is elected to the Assembly, By three majority,
over Otis Fusion.
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NEW-YORK.
y II !" VNhl
CONGBEssMEN ELECTED.

Dist. CONGRESSmEN ELECTED.
I-E Henry S@ifb, Dem Woe Carter. Rep
u-noses r. Odea, Dem vice Hu uphrey, Rep.
IT.-Beajqmin Wood, Dem, vice sckies Dem.
IV.-Jqmet 4. KsrrigqH, Dem, vice Barr Derl.
v-Wilisrl We'll Rep, vice Mtclay, Dem.
vI.-Frederick A. ConkHrR Rep, vice Cochrane Dem
WI Elijah Ward Dem, vice Briggs K n.
yIIL-haac Delgylafns Dem vice CLARK Dem.
IX-Edi-atS Hqigbt Dem, vice Esskio Dem.
X.-Chsres Fl. Won Wyck, Rep, reelected
XI--John b. steele, Dem. vie Kenyon, Rep.
XII stepbei Baker Rep vice Setle' Rep
XIII-Abrshsta b. DIN, Rep re6lected
XIV.-E-astus Corning, Dem. vice Reynolds, Dem
NV.-Jau es 8. BcKeau Rep, reelected
XVI.-Wr!sm A. Wheeler, REQ, vice Palmer Rep.
p XvIL-Socrstes n Sherman Rep, vice Spinner Rep
XVIII Chau1cey Pibbare Dem, vice Coehrsne, Keep
XIX- Richard Frsnchot Rep, vice Gfsban, Rep
XX.-Rosc 70 Copkling, Rep. reelested.
XXI-R. Holland DUEL, Rep reelected
XXIl.-Wlism l.. Lansing Rep, vice Lee
XXTII-Aulhrose ". Clark, Rep, wee Heard
XXIV-Chsrles T. sedgwick Rep, reelected.
XXV-Theodore NJ Poneroy, Rep vice bussrhelt Rep
XXVI-Jscob 2. CbaEnbeilsil, Rep, vice Pottie Rep
XXVII.-Ale1auJer 6. Diven, Rep, vice Wells Rep.
XVIII Robert s. ysn Nokerburgb Rep vice ri1e Rep
XSIE.-Alfred Ely Rep reelected.
XXX-Augustus Frank Rep reelected.
XXXI.-Edw Il. Reynolds (vacancy) Rep. Vice Bur
ronehs, Rep.
XXXi-Burt Van Hem, Rep. long tern, vice Borough
Rep.
xXXu.- E!bridgo G spsudirg, Bop, reelected
yXXIn-Reuhen T. Fen ton, Rep reelected
Republicans G1 Ro-lsn) 2S Democots (in hdI'esJ TO-
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on SIC Gay shat Abrsass L'IccIE wss nouiastod.
Tie rpianisd naugurai.d in shis city the systsr 81
psd poiiticsi lectures. witch wsfs eucfss, esd so~
wt,en they were Euah Indicted to hr Frank Bel
,,'d The banner u tue UniCp, taken to Chicago
t'ank, Was the frat in tbs co1ptry which bore tse
nsuet OF he csDo s6afss. ard the first company ~
"ide- AwIkss formed in tbe cry or State wa formed
upoer TIE auspices 81 the Caop. The smouut Of
morey exrtpesd was $5,5oi. Thew now hold their
lsst meei r. and elese the work OF the csupasn con-
In rtspoDse to Ioud calls, CRsRIYs 4. SPENCER,
esa sRsin came forward ara made q short sddress
andipQ 10 the utter iauye Ct the COMMITTEES OF t,f
teen vfo charged ssaiost Freedom In this s.ste bat
who pow lie overwhelmed IN the breach Load ay-
pause followed, and the meeting adjourned.
SO large wss the crowd which gathered outsids The
ball that two atsnde were erected in the srsst from
which speecbes were made BY J. z. Soodssss. Il. G.
Mccormick, +. j. Tucker, srd wm- w. Badger.
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TIE STRUGGLE IN ITALY.
LETTER FROM GEN. AvEZZANA.

LETTER FROM GEN. AYEZZANA-
To The Editor Of The n T. TSibuue
SIR: Please be kind enough to give place in yosr
columns 10 the following letter, and you viii obss
Your obed,ert servant, DOMINGO MAsEELLL-
NEG Y7k, Nov. 9, feoo -
ST. AsGEuo; Or. 2, 1850.
DEAR FRIEND MIssRLrF: i hasten to give you The
very pleasant that yesterday was day Of graz
triumph tor the Italian cause, we having achieved .
gres: victory upon the royahs army. fwss inssuse4
With the &C mmsnd Of oil the troops situated in Eehsos
ST st. Angelo. At balfpast three IL the morning. We
were in pe'uousy attacked throughout the yhols pcsi
ton. The fighting lasted twelve hCurs and, noewitA
Standing ali the efforts Of the enemy, who dnusis
number ard fought obetost-ly, having the sdvau
tsge Of oil tie offensive ard defensive means, we not
only Jemsined victorious but chased them to Cspls
Iwould rela to you the detais of the day and al
the episode which illustrated IT, but, as su tired,
cannot DO it, and be-ides my occupations are 90 greet
thst can scarcely nd little time TO sleep. csanot
epumerate the mulrharious Dangers that ran darsg
tie tattls and ON glad Of being ebe to thank Pow
dePce for permisiDg to fe.h ence the pleasure Of
having rased NY hand in defense Ct my beloved
country.
You must continue to work unabssingiy fo- tbs M
badi fund because the struggle is not at eod. An
thoss VITO are friends Of freedom must show il mate
rally, and we, with new i6ees.
su your urslteIsbe and very sfecioi..e friend.
GENERAL GIUSEPPE ANEZZAkA.
THE GARIBALDI FUND,
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Sr.Aspeln's SsclErY.-Tbo regular preliminary
meeting If tho st. Andrew Soeety OF the ns1~ "a
Ee.-TcJk hell last evening" at the ~ hicn' h7
Ho.e when the folo-irg gentlemen we're elected Oh
dcers f the eusuir year; Adam Nofrio, President
sohn T. Johnston, First ViOe-Predent. Rob 1T Dr.
don, Second Wee President. Alexander Mckenzie
William Pa'on, George Cfuckshauk, Allan Hay ROB-
B. Campbell, aud James Fraser, Managers. Robert
Hyslop, Treasurer. Robert Dinwiddie, Secretary.
Ramsey Crooks Assistant Secretary. Alex. Elder,
b.. D., Physician. TIE Rev. Dr. D. n heLe'a ai'd
tia R.v. Dr. John TsoHsCD ., ChAfiA'ns'
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Er5orcIvG, IN TIE TWENTY SrcosD WARp.-The
bolse Of II. Calhoun, eco No l4J West Forty ninth
stree, was brilliantly illuminated on Wednesday even
IMP in honor Of the REPUBLICAN victories. The names
q, Lincoln and Hamlin Morgan and Campbell, With
the rosioties for the cause 10 come Of the leading
staies were displayed, aad pair Of sturdy rails wish
a veIl-worn ak, grsc.d blazing window. Fire
works were also added 20 the other testimonies OF re-
,oieing
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Later from Mexico.

EEw-ORLEANs, Thur'da', Nov 1901
Tae United State mai steau-hip Emoire City, from
Baysua 9TH has arrived bore. Sue reports Sugars quiet,
but firm stock in porn s. 900 boxes.
Az Vera Cruz Il wss reported thsa or tle 18Th ult
., assault CT Gusdalsj4ra made in sz colnpGs o'
zoo men each. J. reported that Castillo and sev'
..,,,.,,ro officers had ben cap uJsd aud ehot.
Puerto Rico Oct q, 1850.
We have had heavy rains, and ths coffee eror wal
be email
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S,yqrzSrH AssLBBLy DIsTtIcT.-We have 70
ceved q CT r,nur ics,on from canyaseer Of The In
district Of the Ninstosnth Ward stating that Arcu-
1syius IL else;ed to the Assembly from the AFlta
Dist ict, by d votes. Upon ION srlson Oh MS ng-
o,ss viii ours we fu1 that IN me I'd District OF the
WaId the returns, as sent 10 h. our reporter, give
M,Cabe as2 yotes white the eauvassers give h0 Dnt
3y. If tho latter is correct, BE Is defeated by -
vnfaa
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Fire..

CHAn1rs1oS, S. c., Thursday, Nov = lS69 g..
The Wismson Springs HSe ID A dnS T',nii D
uct, We a. s6o Goo Is r. Marsdens store was
W. W. bnrpsd. Loss, $4,000 insurance siV'O" III
Northern Companies. ,,,..a.,, Nov : 1860.
hohI "A The Agency Bank Of 1lnmbrs
"a nss a nai sSTee and dwellings, L9Ss SO u
was the work VI an l1cendiary'
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rbe Harrford Wide-Awates.

Spsokl Liipltch g Tie n 4 III0U-'
HAH1roED, TOOrsday Nov. .. 1900.
A.a large aad enb1'i45sic m'eting Of toe 'T'sn-l
Awake. held this sveri9g il ~as dec ded 70
make the Sac Demonstrate n On "Wednesday even
ing. Nov Il, to which every Wids-A Fase aaa re
publicao Club Of the s ate is invited. Several C'm
usniss from ether States viii also be present
H. r. sPEEkY,
Correapnndile se.csta-y Hartford we AHeAes
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Ktycs Co.--IIId Assembly DistIict.-Nstbau Com
stock Rep, is elected to the Legislature bJ ~ MAORI
IT, over Cacot Giidiron Democrat.
BRooKLIN--Sevepteorih Ward (Greenpoint) cor
rect-IincolD, 6S3; Fusion, 81; Liucoln's majority
llo-reeucing Fusion majority in Kings County 10
A56l
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IlliROis.

CHICAGO, Thursday, Nov. 8. 1860.
TIE Ckicogo Tribune has returns rom AZ uutiee
1t figures he naO,i for Loccl 80 800 Rspublic n
gain of 1900 1t says giving all tie doubtful Die
trcts to TIE Democrats the use stands, Republicans
H. Democrats "a. The Senate stands, Re- ubcans IL,
Democrats @ 3 doubtful
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s1AERIsBUEG. Thursday. Nov. 8, 1860
The Governor has is-ued approximation declariag
william T. Ihbmsn duly elected member of Congress
for tie LIST District.
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Fire at Clinton. n. v.

CLIhToE, ThuFsday, Nov. 8, IotJ.
The barn of John Lesry, together with the con-
tents bay grain and one pair OF horses, was consumed
By fire last hight.
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Iowa..

CHICAGO Thursday, Nov. 8. 1860
Seven counties chow Republican gain Of 900 over
the vote of 1859, which indicates hst the STATE has
gone for Lincoln by from to 100 0. Ccris and Van
dever, Reps, are elected to CopgeSs.
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Ngw-JxEszY.-Mcr County, Randolph Township,
Lincoln, $40; Douglas, IOii Fusion, 1861 Edsau Tor
Congress, 70 nsjority. Rockawsy Townsnp-iN2-
coin. "a nsiority; Eosall, n9joIi.y.
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Missouri.

81. LOUIS, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1860.
Jsckson, Mopi eau Lafayette, Saline, hsc D, Ma
rion, Dekalb, Greer Cooper, asd ST. Louis CoGn'is"
give Douglas 1897, Bel 1902, Lincoln iOl3i,
Breckiniidee ,991.
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The R'puhicars q kirgs t,ourty last oveuius tirsA
hundred gums II honor Of TIE election of Lincoln ana
Ianha and especially IN h,nOr OF tho hand,ous rsdue.
ton which the vote o. u' &c az showed ia tho tom
srs Democratic niajorte 10 the Brooklvn a;x.,;,t,
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PIsSr'oHzr.-as Hendrickssc while a,,ending tn.
meeting At The iyvssat lLsrle Last nj ia. lost n,
gold watch through The a3sacy CT DIR. Ijeatfoeo,.
ieow nas0sd George SherD IN wal arrested or s,s-
picion Of rickicg Mr. " e paoscf
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IRE funeral Of The. hate Robert L. Mseka win s,.A.
plOs ron Inc fIsseJierian Church, Jamaics, l. l..
MS cay INLAY at III o'clock u. M. Cars lss,.
sOa'h fery, Brooklyn, for Jamaica, az 10 clock ana
It.un a, SOeloek. ' '''N
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MARYLAND,

The latest returns from Maryland Indicate that
Brec.inridge has carried the ate by small majority.
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Alabama,

THE alabama tMcntgome,yl aiaR Gays ths; Bre cb
inIidges plurality Will be fully 10000.
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hhi" eSEtaHssiosAL D,srRicr.- The vSrt focs
wsiscly,
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ne PALMETTO FLAG HoIsrED.
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FEDERAL oFFICE-HOLDERs RESIGsrSc.
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Subscription up to this cate:
Marcus Sprh
g. hethna "
Eew.York Board Of Brokers'. $40 %
From neT-Or,tsns and Mobile. %
e>o -
Sent To Gen. Gs,ibsld':
Muskets bought Of W. J. Syrzs Brothers and sent to
Cpre o. GsT'Dod.
Draft boz git Of Brown Brothers Eev-york, Oct a.
and 20 MT. EnTico Eesana a. Milan. %
eisss %
The Italian Committee for the Garibaldi Fund
in NV York fervently exhort all the Italians Of
America end the Americans sympaihzing with the
Cause Of mankind, not TO be deaf to TIE appeal Of
.uferirg Datiop. great coalition Of tyrants is
already mature to arDul al the effects % the ggsr-
tic struggle 20 ncbly achieved By q Ing
eDslaved people, and real and timely help from
this free country viii serve az both material sEd
mora support.
Donations for the Garibaldi Fund are received
OF the following placea:-
Misnsh Vice Prsd ut ct No it East Thirty hrs
Sh pheEd Knapp PrpdrL Of the sechanic, Bank Tree
n Patti No Lls7 Broadway NJ Eerri No. 81 Ross ss-ss
Prof Msgni No. 81 w Wares street Brook5n; @. g. San
suinstii No Sd tro.d~Uy A BTls No liz Ihd aysrua
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INTERESTING FEoH SOUTH CAROLINA.

Secession the Order of the Day.
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+, CONVENTION TO BE CALLED.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-27
Hendricks and State Policy.

1t has been an old custom for Democratic
orators to talk glibly of economy in the
management of State affairs, and the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor, T. A. Hen
bricks, must needs follow the illustrious
examples that have been set for him by
Willard and the other economical Cover
nors who have made Indiana what she is
the great and growing State. Hendricks
has charged the Republican party with ex-
travagance, when he knows, and every man
knows, that the Republicans have had no
opportunity of gratifying their desire to
spend the money of the State. He thinks
to deceive the people by charges made in
covert manner, and by boasts of economy
on his side, yet his friends fear that in this
be will fail.
Hendricks, individually, is only RESPONSE
BILE for the stealings of Democratic office
holders So far as he is a member of the par
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with the names of a committee, who were
in due course of business appointed by the
chair, aud this committee, with the utmost
gravity and parliamentary decorum, retired
for consultation, while one of them carried
in his pocket the very list of delegates made
out by the Sheriff in his Office After suf-
fcient time had elapsed, the committee
came filing into the Convention, and their
chairman with much pomposity reported
this same list of delegates which the Sheriff
had arranged. The Convention had done
its work. The Democracy had spoken
The party had empowered its representa-
tives to cast the vote Of Vanderburgh.
The harmonious Convention adjourned
the country breathed freer-and-tbe Sher-
| if laughed in his sieve at the stupidity and
subserviency of mankind
There are many other amusing personal
items connected with the story, all going to
show the Sheriff shrewdness, and the vast
weight to be attached to these Conventions.
Such, for instance, as the request of prom
iuent Know Nothing Democrat, made to
the Sheriff, to have his name placed on the
| list of delegates, and the Sherif's positive
refusal, because he would not declare for
Smith Miller; or, the boast which the Sher-
| if makes that the Collector of Customs
| asked his permission to be made Chairman
of the Princeton Convention, which request
the Sheriff with his usual magnanimity
granted
! Such is the story which has leaked out
of the party caucusSes, and that, too, from
the lips of the Sheriff himself who takes
| pleasure in Boosting over his skill in de-
feating his opponents In convention, and
hoodwnking the honest portions of the
D emocracy, who never go to the Conven-
| tions. and heretofore have been willing to
let the leaders arrange the nominations for
them. We are pleased to know, however,
that his political days are about numbered.
| He has over-reached himself The late
convention at Babytowa constitutes the
climax of his caucus life. The people are
| determined that he, and all who are willing
to accept such nominations as he has given
them, shall be defeated. The county will
be happily well rid of such political trick
sters and caucuses. The Court House will
have purer atmosphere when they are out
Of it.
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HGO re = q q - TKO.t" va TECE.-
Il Order for Plank Side Walk. July II, 1860
And now IL Is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council of the city Of Evansville that the
owners Of ali lots parts Of lots fronting on OF
adjoining the south side Of Hamilton street from
Washington street TO the eastern line of tho Cor
poration, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought 70 the proper grade. aud that they cause
sidewalk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication OF this
order P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July %, 1860.
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1.-The DEMOCRACY OF these credltors OF
the swamp land fund will not be doubted.
In 1853, S194,759 Il was paid out, not a
cent of which was given to Republican
office holder.
&" Mr.. Hendricks admits that fraud has
been perpetrated. We think we have de-
monstrated that the fraud rests with mem
bers of his own household;' they have had
the entire management of the fund.- there
was no Republican in Office at Indianapolis
in 1857 and 58"-Rising Sun Visitor.
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ReOTECE TO q OyY'TR.4 ter o. q ).
The Common Council of the City of Evans.
Vile will receive sealed proposals until August 2lst
1850, for grading gutterug and matchmaking Third
street, from Locust to Sycamore street; the
FACTOR 10 furnish all the materials, aud do tho
work sgreeably plan and specifications on file IL
this Office. P BURKE Clerk
Clerks Office, July 90, 1sG1
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G0 70 t-s ~ y. NO r 19B

~ - ~ = % h II y 20 ~ sN'0 TIE
q Order ior Brick ii lie Walk. Jul, % tS6n-
And now il Is hereby ordered and directed
by the Common Council of the CITY of Evans
vile, that the owners of 2 II lots CT parts Of lots
fronting on or adjoining the southwest side of
Fourth street, between Main and Locust streets
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to he
brought to the proper grade, ard that they cause
a side walk Of Glass NJ. 1 10 be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order p RVRKE ;1ark
Clerks Office. July 81, 1860
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EIO R = q r. - TEOsN- No FECE.-
y Order for Brick Side W,lk. July 28 1860
And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by ths
Common Council Of the City of Evansville / hist
the Owl er or owners of Lot No. 1j4, in the Doua-
ton FL lar cement of said city, cause the side walk
there to BE- brought to the proper grade and
that they ctnse sidewalk of Glass No. / 20 be
laid down thereon within thirty DAYS from tn.
publication OF this order.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE.

II WXLL SELL 1T PUBLIC .zUC-
II ton on the goth day of September, 1860, at the
Court house in Evansville, the following Let's in
the Eastern Enlargement of the City aforesaid to-
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

BSs" THE People OF THESE UNITED
STATES ARE THE RIGHTFUL MASTERS OF BOTH
CoNGREssEs AND COURTS, NOT TO OVERTHROW
The CONSTITUTION, BUT TO OVERTHROW THE
MEN WHO PERvERT THE CoNsTI TUITION. -
abraham Lincoln.
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors far the state at Large.
WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors.
LIST District-Cyrus M. Allen, of Knox.
I'd District John W. Ray, of Clarke.
Sd District-Mo G. Hunter, OF NJ onroe.
4th District-John II. Farquahar, of Franklin.
9th District-Nelson Trusler, of "ayette.
9Th District Reuben A Riley, of Hancock.
7th Dfstrict-John Hanna, of Putnam.
9Th District-Samuel A. Huff of Tippecanoe.
9Th District-James n. Tyner, of Miami.
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen.
IIth District-Dayid o. Daily, of Huntington.
.rr.- rrrn-nn
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-27
Clerks Office, August Is, 1860.

q Order for Brick Side Walk Council Chamber
July 28 lSG0--And now it is hereby ordered ans
directed, by the Common Council of the civ OF
Evansville, that the of all lots or paris OF
lots frol ting adjoining the southwest . of
Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore streets,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
4 Sidewalk of Glass No. ~ be laid down there
on within thirty days from the publication of this
order. p. BURKE, OH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-27
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
II a NIB AL II A M L I N

BlF@ LOVE MY COUNTRY MORE THAN
Love MY PARTY" -HannibdL HaBlLi1.
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y Order for Plank Side Walk Council Chamber
August T. lS6n. And nov it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council Of the Cftv 81
Evansvi.ie, that the owners Of all Lots or parts
! Of Lots fronting adjoining the north vest
side OF Elm street. frcn Centre TO C rDer fer
street, in said City, cause the sidetwalLcs
that they cause Sidewalk Of Glass No. , 70 he
laid down thereon, with aak curbing two and a half
inches BY twelve inches in dimensions within tEir
~ days from the publica ion of thi order.
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