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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-04-18
PROFESSIONS.

~ A. SKTG.LMAN, Attorney at Law
NJ and Master and Examiner in Chancery.
Office on Main-st., Lanbertyille, n. j. XII
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Ymter0un Ga. Business
% g z CT nv /.
HOTELS.

r AaiBERTVILLE MOUSE, A. 4 &c
! Moore, Proprietors, Bridge ht'' a ies doors
above Depot, Lambertvile III
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A MERTC.sy HOTEL, #. &. F'lucR.
~ Proprietor, Frenchtown. Travellers Ac-
commodatod. Benrders by the day or week.
Horses ard carr0gesto hire. Ill
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MILFORD HOTEL, DaviG Cougil IN,
WI Proprietor, Milford. Horses and Caryis-
ges to hire. III
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MTLFOR DE,XCT1ANGE EsoTEE,. z.
lgA VANDERBILT, Proprietor. Milford. For.
SEQ and Carriages TO hire. II
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DENNETT 81 COOLEY, Retail deal
L , ers i'll Dry Goods, Groceries, Ssc,, Cor
of Union and Bridge SITS, Lalnbertville. Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods.
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NECHANICSVILLE HOTEL, WA.
lNA Lare, Proprietor, Mechanicsville. Good
accommodations provided for travellers. kl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26
REGENTS eff Produce.

q Sa1l stsatS s .l e Rs n1s6 sssss
whiskybag mdse j Gonloly See 30 hhas bacon Cook
oenls lbls sundrcs pegondio- 5 bSs cheese 10 rs
foto { Matinee bbis teer % bSis acohoI s6s oil s.
as fobaeto GIVEN Va 40 80 N chess toodrich &co
g m whisky isa b ra4$ &ea6 fhbs beef q bids bacon
Keep I roi eater i Mann hhds bacon
Martin, Cobb &co A4 bbs whisky Meegor &co Il hhds
laeon Schneider Wise 10 bales thread NJ Tourne 10 5ls
e hf bbs beef voorh 6rggs 6co5l hhds tobacco Wal
ST LOUISE liawatha1O coils rope Broadwcl
Haynes 6bs beer Hssc 60 do Elmer 30 If bis do
b5ls -four Given Watts Eco la tobacco 50 ses 81
nc sek oats 10 bells eggs Graham Bro flour 40 SEEKS
oats Il b6s onions psgs mdse Converse Kennettl6 baes
bage pebondo 50 seks tieddelo IS bacon to \
Bsno6o do to i Thomson co3o5 bbls -four 10 Keep {
Caulfed3el do Kennedy 80 do 90 bales cotton Eel
Rearn Blos {se s. Cheese s pSsen Sos @
20 do Bnckner Stanton i Newna12g do Wood Lows
Al Allen &eo25 do Bradley Wilson &eol2 do Reeh
hhds tobacco :
ST LogIsrsr steamer S9gtwsser6 5sos cotton Z sum
HcIhenny4o do Watt &cols seks dried fruit 70 bbls
90 n s W ssss gR 1 SFs corn Srre Gayle
Pe5rsauslle Isrol5s5 yels oatS DatIg scs
G seks CORN gd pkE apples Islsr Walk binds t5baceo
MsSs bsco a og Rsqs s az Mummy ng se9
KenIe-l0tes 40 ksgs lard GeddesS0O bbls Hour Wood
baee oe97s Y o'sto'a io' 'aies eaton y ' o.
GREESTILLE Per steamer James Batlel4 baos cotton
Hughes Hyllssed &cs!6 Hardng Abbay 4 1oehead6 do
Bnder HnS9a5d-G hartley Johnson &eo62 Paine IIar
4 Pitcher Il Goodrich :, q 4 Harrington Watt
20 " Cos dec y Connolly See 80 Ward tIapt &eo-57
nn On M0sFG Tes s9 soas t5a s s snsds so 10 M
VIM WHIP ee heNl Aor9n &s9- Do Goesn9, Broa
SGbe Sso- d. to oEt,T Moitganey White A
sundries to ordeT--fotai l4l2 bales cotton.
! FosT Ta ADAM rs P 5 a@sE s % 2 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26
UsKsnxNr orrrck. No. 70 Camp street, |
~ Astl..i.....4s.s. E.a..ssz.,A.-. ~ ISM 4

rnssarrrr s,rrrox Eo 70 Cam s.rect.s
Wednesday. September Is, 1850.
o ackpow ledsea seing the eetest crafts
gagged In of the buiar eaes nns owned by the
apeausas Packet yepaay disposed III u Messrs Brady
and Duahsrc4ne sumof ssoee she placed in the
Fort Adnzns se.s.e as regular stsu- day packet.
Can't Itaes DanrhoFne aorr,eous and experienced river
officer hae e purchaser M the steamer JUDAH Tcnrc and
win PIT m IN liz ouaslsa trade il soon IS navigation per-
niiis
neas 49, annes bali'e, ,aa = a ts save pr
ssas i i 3 sisvy .aforssa and adhered i troasons
-, seas ~. =.
= sr ~ uale eefk WIN y found I, se .oo,
landings Rs,oy, ;s yor the ,ssat OF shin
Hr saperiasaasd " ~ Peoples Zine corFising the
steamers 9 oaesn Age and r. W. Powell
= private ker nom resident r. por q washington Ar
rs for + ,rssi ror he reae Ne s sssss
several sssarsstip ss arrsd correspondence
N iaaHa sas ne news g the opening Of Capt Hoare's
If a. IA - ~
@ M i M &. 'rs ss' ssn f5g
"a be month il The canal and ts water rom Old Re
sa into Il beautifully affefag ye feet gsts This Is
~ gratifying upon 50 small 10 feet IN the main
which reported % ys, ,y letter Of the sot ,gJs
OF leading staple Cotton he ys Considerable
aon raft also crop Cotton
The good uua picking purposes
Regarding navigation he sd tlat another Of The sane
The sst would afford good passage 70 bouts 70 ad
fro, Su From there indication Of rain
and think i viii se better for the interest Of steamboats, tie
does NOT rise until late IN the fa as this viii give time
-Goiton 10 accumulate upon tse banks Of Res river
ine sieaefs aeesiie anu ienfe ron lhe Coast seFh-
ester from ~ oals ana James Battle from the Berds ar
iissd sesefaay' mostly Win good leads.
y a. Sanunry eit IN charge Of eap j. Weaver fer the
.-seouha uaty.
The following description Of the steamer Judge Fletcher
copy from the Louis vile Courier Of a late date
saage eap y w sashs neS gacke ioE the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

ISvERPo0I Per snip Betnabas Webb SO liars loo bds
fren Phelps oolos pkss Jaequet-692 bdls
D Bein cs Il pkg fndse ]. Genea SoI6 do McIan.
rims dc John Robsiton do Costerruan Tnurue Sro do
ArsTor7 81 q ley, nsleehase DO MCCALL u do
Rrnstor % pkgs adse Eternod Page- IL 600 bricks
Ghas Heagsnd - pkes sdse d Anderson Is do Bridge
100 SIS beer WOLF pkg mdse Henderson Gaines44T
pSs safe siasS stauier Seo Y pkgs ndse Broasseau
cs-42a to NJ fteine- 53600 slntes Il Dayasou-5
pkes Eause Jna GGnrneT do Marhurg Forser-6
Robert &co5 do Graham &coe bales snns bags 1as
nrcnAr54 pkeS ise falamon nesommes-5 do NallaTd
~ DO Z holnes-l2 do Bsrriere Bros dc etehford
ssoS Do 4 Eros Sgo- do 70 Henderson, Do Y Pray
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

suGAKAbout 80 h,ds disposed Of from first and
second hands at unchanged prices Fair Fully Fair 9
9szc.F ID.
some small parcels Of Ordinary AZ 2Ic q gallon.
FLouR...T The market dull and heavy with sales or
about 100 bbs Of which 800 SuperneR Sc M $50 in four lots
at % 20 and $50 Superdne and $50 Extra private terms
GRAIN.. The Corn market dn and prices showed
downward tendency and the sales confined 10 abopt 1870
sacks including 80 Mixed 7s@T4c 800 in two lots at 5 2
White Mixed 10 and 600 ntwo lots Sc n bnshe1 In Oats
there WAS but little movement with sales only about 900 sacks
st. Louis comprising 400 private TERMS 300 at 49, and I5
59c bushe OF Bran about so were Sold IL which
800 at 81 5and 800 from store at 81 10 . 100 Rs
PROVISIONS The transactions in Pork were confined to
some 80 bs Mess at So 90 o bb cash and some retail lots
At vi 5o@Sza Dbl In Bacon the included 6s casks
Ribbed Sides In lots AZ and 70 Clear at
l5c n D. In Lard lot Of 40 kegs taken at 14sc y ID
coFF We heard Of Of about IT'S bags COMPRISING
$50 at lie. 80 Al i41s and SO ut l5c. "a h.
CHEESE l0l boxes Western were sold at i0lsc p NJ
GuNNf BAGS. We noticed sales IT 800 bales Heavy
landing. at l3szc
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE About 50 bills were sold at me-
q gallon
ALCOHOL The sales comprised % bbls o. d CT at 5oc,
and 80 bbls. IS y Ct 81 Sc. = gallen.
CASTOR OIL, We heafdof 20 bills sold at 81 Is n gallon
cash
WHISKY. The market dun and VIC did not hear Of
sale Of any consequences,
FHEIGHTs. The engagements comprised Two sliips
taken up for Liverpool Al sd for Cotton ono laid on at tie
same rate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

philadelphia September 10 Tor New or,oaus bark
David Kiuhall linneli.
Owen AeSsnderia,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

BRAges SANTA TO- Fer sce Jr u Goone 100 bxs tin
$50 soap 10 s coffee ass SEEKS bbls 50 barrels
h5ur us pkgs ssdse.
VERA CRuZ-Per sehe Sara yes lard % les rice les
IFS hs Hour m Bales cheese 81 kegs
Ter % bSseap soda 6oe fc lumhcr 400 paper
pkgs ue6se,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26
IA ONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Oh
IL NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE No. IS CAMP STREET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending December
d ISN IG1 90
frnhis Tor Iha year .g5l "
Assets on 5lst December, 1859 1926 70
Tha Trustees have declared dividend OF THIRTY EIGHT
eeut after paying SIX per interest al out
attudnE Strip, snd redeem IN cGgA Tie issue 1885.
nllet redltuHhe strip pay able in aai after the
18TH -lraE Certificates year 1893 IN
anu afier The 18th March, la51
ALEX BROTHER, FEesdeut.
JAMES u, WHEELER steretary
Nav 1rtR8a4, IabrHry 9, 1900 ia1n n
/ OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
ONCE -soath Of Camp and Natch7z 5tres4 Nea
Orleans.
Premiums for fhe year ending z9h FebnBry 1890 S77lau 81
e. 35 u Nc yeSf ri 6a5 y
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of 33S per
after paying per interest outsaudug Certificates
1865.
Interest paid Scrip 1855 after the ih
Mag Tie Certificates of Scrip Of 1850 will delivered
and after Lat june 1865
CHAs BRIGGS, President
H. r. JAHY1FR. SecretaFy' a2H lin
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8tlrielu 1T tge 5latkets.
onEsonrr oErIan. No. 70 cAar srnnl

UREsGENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP SrREET.
Wednesday Morning, Sept. % 1860
coTT0N....The demand yesterday only moderate
owing partly to heavy and dropping Exchange Market and
the sales confined bales at easier prices for
the ddiine and lower grades though present we retain
our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26
eipQipg satelligente.

ehtscEsT oFFtcE, No. 10 Camp Street
wednesday Morning. September %. ls6o
Caearra Yesterday.
steamship haiasaTdn sesei for Rsrsfics Bay, IN ballast
seir Jos II Tooae Psnniastcn "a. t,t, y Hsrtis
se,r sar fsau,rno, srat. 4. Geldehhos & Iasnarre
a 'sAiN' " Z ssA NfVHA Goaenbaw kcspafre
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Barnahas Webb Hetses I'm IaFerpool s, At = = ~
.Ashbftdge d Nephaw--lst DIST hi - ssAN9.' y > u
Span bark Gebeto Char, la 50 nh Havana tosas4a4
tns sEai5n. SuAfah+
Steamboats,.
Marepgo. Mecuom. I'm Cincinnati
Hfawatha Dix fin Isauis.
Southwestern, Harper, I'm ST Louis.
5alass Hattie Estes. I'm ffeenslle.
laurel Hill, Gross. I'm Fort Adams
sersiile, BaEanea, I'm Bayou Sara
Gslifornia Hopkins. I'M Mobile
rt'layi Wiley, I'm Deer G eek.
Towha4 A ngo Anlefieans Martini Paseeent down
lspfghs ~ snip Bsnabaa Webb and ID Quarantine
stasen shaaish iask pebefp.
Hescss---Comtng Up.
ship Levi Reass'u, Yeaae. ~ HARE caaassk & Cen
Ship 4uraasta Hateld Gdvernoal l2i August 40 i Aas
wen keos-csiRe. 81 10 seks snft . order = ~
sehr a Taylor, Lombard in ulle 18Th inst, 10 master
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

Domestic port-

Per ship Rsrpases webb ftom Liverpool stserage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE Is
hereby given That by order of the Police Jury Of the Par
h Of Orleans the right bank of the Mississippi river sealed
proposals will be received at the office of the Undersigned on
Deronds street between Bouny and Segun Streets up the
An day of October 1850 at Y O'Clock NJ for the construction
brick sidewalks borered wooden cutters
the following streets, viz: $500
street = ~ e.
On the south side of Patterson street. from Layergne 10
street. " ~
the N. o.. o. and G. w. RR. 90. ~ y
On both sides OF nelaronde street from yerret 10 assen
street. ~
On the south side Of Peter street commencing on the pcr
the hou Of Pelican Fire Go. /. =
Z on the north Side If street from Gosse to Iavcrene
Streets
The whole work be done in aceordaNce with Tho specea
lions on file in the oee Of the President of Police Jury
ARTHUR F0RTIER,
sell TOD President OF Police ,Jurv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26
DENTISTRY.

sssssgzsR LOSS UE gEAgpka-Dr. j. WEST
III St. Charles street, continues supply the
GFtYSEss5 Loss OF TEETH without wires or springs
IlJ upon his new principle Of self GdBe siuu. Till
method has procured him universal appreciation eca
fuen1ed heins4 he most Ingenious Of supplying ART
EICIAL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation and na5caon and perfect eRd natural
DEFY detection by the Observer Br
Vests me1hod Of filing teeth with gold combines all the modern
Thee interested viii and hese statements be
thanks the Inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity NJ tic
extensive practice they have favored him with the last tssa
years Office and residence LIZ ST Charles street second doc
from Lafayette Square. se5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26
PEOPLES LINE.
EEGRl il,s I4TNE-EnR !,

PEGPLfI'S LENE-FoR THE GaAsF
g. d BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS y The
fine. s;aanch and cen orlable Passenger Steamer
SATURDAY EVENING, 1t o'clock.
The substantial. swiftrurnng PASSENGER Steamer H. w.
Powell, Capt Heno lelSes every TUESDAY EVENING,
AMI i R. ". ADAMS Il co. Agents.
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70 R T AIDI).A..Ms

Leaves every THURsD AY, at5P n
FOR FORT ADAMS. TUNICA, NOR
HY a. ganza, Bayou sara and the Coast-The uege pas
ssenEer steamer Laurel Hill, Y. r. Gross.
having been newly fitted aud her utlR
extended, will leave above, every THURSDAY EVENING
AT s O'Clock.
sell EUGENE IAN0uF. gent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26
CATTLE MARKRT.

JEFFERSON CRY. September Is. 1850.
The arrivals were lE Texas Cattle and 50 Western Becve
Ihe stock sale copFi-es 60 western Beeves 400 sheen
ae1Texas Cattle 50 Hogs . Mich Cows and 100 Veal Cattle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

This Company continues to against tie pa nj the
Seas aud Rivers aud L0s and Damage ny Fe tho current
tses Of pIomium.
Insurers in the Union Insurance Company allowed the
privilege of participating in the profits Of Ills Company
ing the 18th article of The charter or they prefer dis
of fifteen pr will allowed their premium An
losses promptly and equally adjusted
JOIN II. CRAWFORD Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26
COMET a RI4 N,s SALEs.

~,>1-,s,>>r,~>~>,
Parish Of Orleans. M&RTTN-No. l23l.
pS VIRTUE Of a writ of tieri fiteias, 30 me
81 directed b2 she Hon, y. H. Mitchell Second Jascr OF
Peace for The Parrish Of Orleans n the above eGted suit
will proceed 70 se At public auctions the Cout door
MONDAY the LIST dHY Of October 1860 Il clock Nj.
ONE SEWING MACHINE.
Seized IN tta above suit.
TERMS-Gash.
SEQ rs Oh W, H. WATERS, Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

Leaves -yery SATURDAY atop
NEW ORLEANS AND yECES-
. IT, n burg 5 Nal lie-f0r H5naldsouytilt, Pi1i-
nemHe Baton Rouge Port Hudson. Bayern SAM
Red River mane Fort Adams, Na,chez. Water
prna ttpdncy lnsph, titnud Eiu Warrnou VcEs-
burgThe new Natctcz, Z. + Leathefs master, will leave
as above every Saturday II 3 o'clock p NJ
il PERSON 6 CO., Agents,
se10 II Garonlelet street
The Natchea connects Neksburg with Inc steamers Hope
and Prince for Yaznn riNer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

~ For GtINDA--The Al ia,t SAILING sweiisb
Es3T = bark Carl Boyer. Capt. Huhin viii meet win
Immediate dispatch. For remainder Of freight apply
~
sal5 BAXTER, LOWELL, Co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

Has the honor inform public that he has inst assumed
tho business Of the Dyeing Establishment No rs Royal street
and that he will continue heretofore with the careful sen
ton for which he is celebrated
The manner in which, for tho last twelve years he has sas
street. is guarantee for these wha honor him with their
patronage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

I OST SATURDAY NIGHT, TIE Isr SEPTEMBER, On
- the The Bell procession IN GU
ia rgtuTBE she q Josephine Nayade
pair Gold sleeve bUttons with the letter. en-
gGyed npGn plain shield The finder viii be literally 10
wardod ny eAyinv tAfn Mt this Niau Sc3 f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-26

RHA plan Of the cabin of Grand Era satt
rooms secured for trip application by letter. telegraph
OF personally, al the office of the Company.
sel4 If G. /. KouNS & BROS. Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-29

Fusion Confused The loathsomely cor
rupt Bell Douglas combination in New
York is already falling to pieces. One
branch with Brooks for a monthPiece) af-
firms thst the bargain contemplated the
casting of ten votes for Bell and Everett
and twenty for Douglas and johnson,
should so miraculous an event happen as its
election. The other branch of the coali-
ton, OH the other hand, afirms that the
esstire thtrty-tive Electoral candidates were
pledged Internationally for Douglas. Fur
thermore, one of the Douglasites on the
Electoral ticket "a Germany expressly de-
clares that he would not consent to go on
the ticket except upon the distinct under
standing that it is "whoLEy and entirely "
for Douglas He will of course withdraw,
if be finds that BROOKS, the grand Know
Nothing engineer, speaks the truth, and that
he (the said Dorglasite Elector) has been
cheated. To cap the climax of confusion,
another of tue Electors nominated, Mr. De
Peys:er Ogden, has announced that he de-
clines the nomination, unless it is definitely
that he shall, if elected, vote for
Bell and Everett Gin. Gdz,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-29

FG. A very pretty Democrat he was
to De sure. He was an elector at large ON
the Van Buren, and Adams ticket in 1848
aud remained rancorous Abolitionist till
the day of his death - Enquirer.
The Enquirer talks this way about Henry
". Ellsworth father-H. L. Ellsworth
Judge Law was also Van Buren, and Ad-
ans man in l848. Was he an abolitionist +?
You say Mr.. Ellsworth, sen, remained =
one till the day of his death. OF course
be was one in l848 then. Judge Law voted
the same ticket Ergo, Judge Law was an
abolitionist in l848. He was one till the
end of I849, when he wrote the celebrated
Free Soil letter.
Neighbor, you lise in glass house and
shouldn't throw stones.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-29
eeSy- The Enguirer is getting low in.

esss@ The Enquirer is getting low, in
deed, in the mire of filthy abuse of respect
BILE people. Not content with denouncing
the Republicans as aristocrats," etc, it
has resorted to mean, ungentlemanly re-
marks about the ladies of our city who see
proper to assist the cause of Republicanism
A party must be in a desperate strait that
requires such unmanly means to bolster
it up.
All we ask is for the Douglas organ to
continue its vulgar nonsense about "aris-
tocracy,' "ruffied shirt party" standing
collar party" till the election. It will dis
gust all the decent people in town by such
slang, and by its ungallant conduct to-
ward the fair sex The women notice and
remember such ungentlemanly behavior.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-29

TIE New YoRK COALITION Though a
coalition between Messrs. James Brooks 4
Co. on the one side and Peter Cagger & Co.
on the other, was finally effected, there was
very strong repugnance on both sides to
overcome. On behalf of the adopted citizens,
or rather, in Difference to their supposed
preiudices, it was agreed that no conspicuous,
adhering members of the Know Nothing or
ganization should be placed on the ticket,
yet this pledge was violated in the designa-
ito of Lorenzo Burrows, late X. n. Con-
troller, as one of the Electors. On the other
hand, the prejudices of the few Know Moth
ings "who believe in it" were hu'nored by
the total exclusion of citizens of Irish birth
or name on the ticket. Of the thirty-nine
candidates, but one is presumptively of
European birth, and he is German. feF
the Irish must give nearly half the votes
polled for this ticket if it is to come within
sight of an election.-[N. Y. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-29

The CORN CROP IN LOWER EGYPT.-Our
information from the various counties of IL
linois, regarding the probable yield of the
coming corn crop, is not by any means the
most hattering. In many locations we
hear that the late continued dry weather
has played sad havoc with the growing
corn, burning it up in manner. How
ever, there will be great deal more than
enough produced for home consumption
Shdw. H.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-29

BsE~ A good joke is told of Willard, the
Editor of the Enquirer. 1t is said that,
bearing from his cronies, Sol. Koker, Bill
Lee, and the balance of the Newburg row.
dies, that there was going to be an attempt
to break up the Republican meeting, he
jumped aboard the Bo,oen just as she showed
out, and went up "to see the fun" With
all his assurance, he couldn't mix with the
Wide Awakes aud look them IN the face
and as he was invisible TO the naked eye on
the boat, it is presumed be felt sneaking,
and crawled in some handy knot hole
Well, the story goes that when be got there,
he mixed in the crowd of rioters, smiling
around amongst the brethren, and patting
the boys on the back. When the Wide
Awakes charged with their lamp-stafs and
brick-ba he broke for the river bank,
aud made the quickest time on record
Finding that it would be rather hot riding
on the boat for him, he struck a Decline
for home, afoot, and arrived early Saturday
morning.
Just ask Willard, How the walking?
and see if he isn't guilty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-29

Two FULL MoONs VISIBLE THIS MONTH
A strange astronomical occurrence takes
place during the present month-that of
two full moons. On the lst day of the
month, at eleven o'clock and thirty-three
minutes the moons phase changed from the
first quarter to full moon on the 3lst of
this month there Will be another change at
two o'clock aud ffty-seven minutes, from a
first quarter to a full moon. This occur
renee, which rarely happens, will be
anxiously watched for
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TIE CRY MARKETs.-There is daily market for
produce open from to O'Clock morning,
the two City Markets being open ornate days
as follows - ia - "a @r
The Upper Market-John Robbers, market mas
teF-is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
mornings, at the time specified. y - ~
The Center or Lamasco harket-Frantz Schnei-
der, market masters open on Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday mornings, at the hours mentioned.
s There is also afternoon market open at tie
Center Market house from to 6 O'Clock P. N.
SATURDAYS
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