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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-03

GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in in
Orming his old customers that in the quality and
style of his work. he fatters himself he cannot be
excelled. He may still be found at the corner OF
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
ness and Saddles of every description can be obtain
ed on the best of terms.
E1- Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Second hand Harness always on hand, 1el
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-03

MD RE.N' & .aL0.N'G rom ON
. AD quarters. We Will take Spanish quarters for
25 cents each, in snms of = and upwards, for jew
elry, watches, clocks. .r g.
janis BITTRoLFF BROS, As Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-03

No Liabilities.
JOSEPH WALKER, Pres't
r. L. HAYDoCK, Secretary.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
CITY & COUNTY OF NEW YORK. 90
Personally appeared before me this 18th day of
November, A. D. 1859, Joseph Walker, President
and Richard L. HaydOck, Secretary, of the Secu-
rity Fire Insurance Company, of the City of New
York, and severaly affirmed that the within state
ment by them subscribed is correct and true to the
best of their knowledge and belief.
THOS. L. THORNELL,
Commissioner for the State of indiana,
in New York.
This Company has complied with the law of In
diana concerning Insurance Companies, and is pre-
pared to take risks in the City Of Evansville and
Yanderburgh county, Ind.
L. II. SABIN, Agent,
dec16 81 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-03

NH.a-N~CK' FURS Those wishing to buy
-& Fancy Furs at a very reduced price, have now
opportunity. Our stock being quite large, con-
sdering the advanced season. determined
to sell it cut, even below the cost. Come and see
for yourself No. 80 Main street.
janII VAUTIER q MARCONNIER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-03

KNRRD. DEL II O.N.AIRIO, CO.H.uKS-
u sion Merchant, No. Lafayette street, New Or
leans the sale of butter cheese lard. eggs dried
fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Pro-
duce, and for the purchase of Groceries, &c. Cash
advances made on consignments. ma15-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-03

@Y III. hE.NSN.ED - y CO., C0.N-uFS
kO0 sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. IS, Poy-
dras Street, New Orleans, La. my20-d&wIy
, 1860-02-11

UNITED STATES CorRF.-We learn that it is
likely that Grand Jury will be summoned next
week to take up the criminal cases now awaiting
disposal in this Court. The list comprises the
Ottawa Rescuers, Old Bigelow aud his fellow
countcrfciters, Mccarthy, the Post Office clerk,
and other cases.
C1acr1r CorRT OF CooK Co.-The regular
February trial term in the Circuit Court will
opcu On the third Monday in the month. The
call Of the docket will b resumed where it WIS
left off ut the close Of last term.
REcoRpEn's CorRr.-Thc trial of OdcIl.
Charged with attempt to shoot Mary Taylor,
resulted yesterday in his conviction.
The case Of People IL. Constantine, for lar
ceny, resulted in bis acquittal.
Mary Jane Mack plead guilty to charge Of
petty larceny, aud was sentenced to ten DAYS
| imprisonment
In tie case Of People r.. Richmond, defendant
plead guilty to petty larceny.
John r. Hill and Margaret Hill his wife. who
have been lying in jail many weeks, upon q
charge Of bigamy, were discharged, no bill being
found against them.
Tie following parties hare also been dis
charged, no bill having beea found agains
them :-Nibhie, Mary Gultack, VIM. Nyer.
| The following indictments were brought i.
yesterday. By the Grand Jury:
Lewis Leon, Jacob Richmond, John Rogers
larceny; Robert Wilson and Richard Bremne1
larceny aud burglary; Isaac Livingston AM
Chas. Kosminski, arson.
, 1860-02-11

L.. ;r,.as+ .ros held
M1tAsenoAi -, -, ION,
ses'e'oas ''' = ',1A s.r4.:1 - 1890 T. ~ ~
s'e' ~ tae snp'o' y. 1a4' H. '...,' y.
the North brancu' VINO cao.e ~ HIS oe"'u w
thafsaas onaef LUG lon'"',s ~ e1,a~.s :.
Ihe deceased ~en' al'ef . loau y. p.anNs a.. ~
tee a'tefhoon aoa "as eAp'e'sa =, ~ s,.
e!sht CLOCK III 'ne e'e'. n oa -. n's c.~;,e Sne
MS orpeafaoce ~ 'uas '41!' 4e @ou n'' '.y
waited some t"o nou'S' ua'1 1'0' ueu ~ n's 49,
sence, us "l'e summoned 'ue ne'suooAe' ""o
found linn about '"en's 1oos 1fo'n us muse,
lying In tile road WIN MS neeA o''ee''5 uhaer
tue front "heei o. 'he "oson' Ane roau was
very rough at taat po'at, a"u tue unlot1una'e
, 1860-02-11
Letter from Il. c. LarMcd. Esq.

tMtAG0. Gu 1V IcN9s
Editors r,ess ard Tribune:
1n tic Democrat Of to-day, Mr. Wentworth
states TINT am candidate for Stale Senator
in 1850, and that ! support Mr. Arnold for
Mayo. because II think can't 60 to thc Senate
unless Arnold is Mayor"
AM not a candidate for the office Of State
Senator in 1850, and never hayc been; and have
no intention Of being a candidate for that Office,
und neycr have had :nd would not takc 1ic
Office If it were rendered 10 me- Nor am / a
candidate sor any other Office.
Mr. Wentworth will therefore seek in va'n
for any personal motive for mr. opposition to
his nomination rs the Republican candidate FOR
MaYor. 1 have Il reason for that opposition,
which, as he las assigned false motive to ME,
/ will take this occasion 10 state.
lhaye labored long and faithfully III The Re-
publican party. and the welfare aud success Of
that party and Of the great principles and OBJ
jects which it represents, arc in my estimation
Of tic deepest interest and importance. op-
1,osc Mr. Weutworth's nomination because
believe that it would be disastrous to The best
interests Of the Krpublican purity, that it wonld
| send more to destroy its harmony aud cause itt
defeat, than any other event which cnuid bcfni
it, and .!.inl;n. 50, effort which can make
to aver: suc calamity shall be wanting
Mr. Wentworth offers in his article to sign I
| pard:e "not TO he a candidate for any ettics
;.+1uriug tue year 1850. provided Mcssrs. Judd
"Aruold, Lurned, ]l:ines, Schneider and Hess
ing will do the like
1t is not usunl for one man to expect to paI
himself of against six but If Mr.. Wentworth
il willing to pair of'"it one At time, after III
the usual fashion, !. ns one Of the six named bl
lin, will sign tue aoose pledge with him. no
only for 1860 Int for AS tn,'cl longer Is be vii
agree, with great satisfaction.
Very respectfully yours,~
| j. t.. f.AESEn.
, 1860-02-11
TIE NIAY0fkAETf.

The Republican voters Of Chicago will ta"e
notice that in Jolln Ncntworths long aud
laborcd article yesterday, on the Mayoral,y,
he avoided twp things, w1icl. are and hare
been the ouy practical difficulties Attending
that question, to wit:
l. lie ayoilcd sayirg that he would with
draw from the field il Mr.. Arnold would
II. He avoided saying tia. he would sup
port tho Republican State ticket in tl'e coming
caupaign-.,e having previously declared in
lis newspaper that he 'oonn aot support 1t I'LL
less it was made TO suit lis uolious.
We understand now that Wentworth
proposes running as tic Independent Irish
.nan's candidate in case lie fails to get tie
Republican nomination. lie must have the
policc furcc next summer, with which to light
the Republican party lie cannot get along
without it.
, 1860-02-11
11s Randolph; JOHN kehoc; has license.
1sA Randolph; c. 1Iau; has license.
1t;4 West LaEe. (;nfsch L Bro hare n H.

IFS Randolph; JOHN kehoc; has a license.
1874 Randolph; c. IIau; has u license.
1dY West Lake; Gutsch l. Bro. hare H.
ccn*c. ts+
ISL West Lake; Harmony Hall, By 7. Bull:
has license.
rs Canal; :!oan Mataliouc; bus license.
~ Canal; Peter Casey: no license; has been
fined.
-; Canal; john Comfort; no license; was
fin, d g., last week
::,l Canal street, II. o'Shaunesscy; has
license.
~ Market street, Daniel Egau; was sued and
fined and h.a not sold since
a49 Market street, Thos. cady; has no license,
not selling.
a6s Market street, John Farrell; no license,
not selling
.6i und .C1 Market street; closed ur.
Corner Of lnn Bnren aud Wells; 4. II.
YouneS not selling liquor: no license.
license.
go Van l;uren; no such number.
:2,:!y f2u Dureu private house.
lCD Van Buren,, William Whitfield; las q
license
&c Wells, Geo. Clark; no license and selling
70 Wells; F. Wcttingcr; has license.
- Shermau 81. More; has license
&C Sherman; .'ohn 4. Forcir sells beer and
cakes; has no license.
Lone Star Saloon; closed up.
.a3 Clark; J. O'Scil; has licenses for six diff
fe1ent places.
"o5s Clurk; closed up.
3Uss Clark; lioxanu Reese just opened,
G15 Clark Broad Gauge Saloon has been
sued.
Clurk Broadway Saloon closed up.
:3s Clark; - 0'Dare; has no license; is not
$50 Clark i. J. Sink: has been selling over
tie bar only sincc Monday last; has applied for
1iccnse.
40 Clark; John Haford las license.
4"e Clark; James White eating place; don't
sell over the bar; sells BY the quantity.
:;49 Wells; r, Num has license.
169 Wells; Hugh Brannigan; kecpsa grocery
store; don't sell any liquor.
Corner OF Madison mud Market; T. Iaw.ess;
las license.
151; Old House at Home; has license; saya
1ptatrorth's HtForter came in and got 80 drunk
1t could not set it!
Ill Market; ii. Deglin; not selling; keeps
boarding house; expects J lot Of Democrats
from the South this week tn he here Il. election.
Corner Of Randolph and Market; d. Nc
Donald las Il license.
A03 State; J. Putz; Inns license.
4:7 State; I. Muciety; has license.
IL, Market; closed up.
$50 State; .. =. charpell; bought ont the
saloon and license; the license has been lost,
but will get it or take anotner.
4.s Clark street; o'aricn; has Q license.
sci Clark; Wm- Fazakely; no license; has
been sued.
~ c'nrE; 40 license, nor ANYTHING else but
empty bottles.
r.: ciarz; 4. kass las Il ll:en>c.
G:'o ClarI; Senuil House; boarding house.
Corner OF 12,h street aud Buffalo; Q Neil ;
could not find any one, no appearance Of liquor;
next door Mick Gor1nan has been fined $40.
7@2 kinzic Mrs. Carbry; has paid $2G, and
80. receipt from collector
Henry Sellers, Canal street, is 4 bakery.
Michigan Southern Hotel; Martin Dodge
supposed to bc selling liquor; no license.
Globe Hotel las just opened.
, 1860-02-11
Drcs,s & Irih1&trc
WAIT FOE THE poCUmES1S.

WATT FOE THE DOCUMENTS.
Tie Chicago Democrat aad The Chic:go
Times, asain hunting together, are in full cry
after tie financial officers Of the city govcr1-
ment. Between their howls let us say this:
Whatever may I've thought Of tic Mayor,
Comptroller and Common Council, VIC believe,
1llat when the facts are known, the taxpayers
Of Chicago will be convinced that 9 mora prll-
dent careful 1nd economical financial man.
agement has not been displayed since Chicago
had n government, than duriog il'e past year.
Taxation llas Deen onerolts; it would Eave
been So no matter what rate per csnt- had
been leyicd. Special assessments have been
lard to pay; they always are. Bu. the fault is
mt in tic government but in the strlnGency
Of tho times. Taxes have been lower than for
many years before; and special assessments
have bern less in the aggregate than in Haincs
first year, aud greatly less Il an during tie
l>nas,ed administration Of John Wentworth.
Law and order must be maintained in the
municipality; and the streets, city buildings,
lamps, &C., &C., must he maintained also' Ii
spite Of the hard times.
Those l,alfaedged Republicans, then. who
arc attempting to curry favor with the dissat-
isicd, by abusing tho officers in power, arc
simply foulipg theit own nests, and plnylng
false to tue party that has made them what
they are.
We are certainly in favor Of an economical
administration Of the city's affairs; and we
shall rot support any candidate for Office by
whom thai economy will not IL prac'iccc.
And, we may us well say it uo~-wo shall not
support any man, for Mayor or anything else,
whose ideas Of poltica! duty and fidelity are
lax enough 10 enable him 10 invent and retail
SANDERS g1ounllcss III substance and afro
cious in character; against the Administra ion
that the Republicans Of Chicago have pHt in
power. We do not set ourselves up rs tue cs-
pecial defenders Of Mayor Haines aud those with
whom he is associated; but they ,nay look to
us ut least for fair play i'll tile light wased
against them by the hungry pack who are in
t'c:r pursuit.
, 1860-02-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

Church Of tie Ascension Ifrtessaat Episcopal,) On
Oak street. between Wells aod 1n*ae X D., Is open for
Divine ser71ec every Sunday It pk A. H. asd7 r H. md
also on "Wednesday evening At .ocock Sunday sehol1.t
1HP.N. Rev. Vim, Fulton, Rector.
Rev s. 4. Read. Of Pittsburgh. Will ,rcas to'ra5row
In the First United yteaa Chusth, The
Washington and Jefferson s:Efe*. 1t 1oHA H.. aod
n. The public arc Invited to stand.
REV, Dr., Lcra win pre4eh II the Third r.cstgteriaa
Church next Sabbath morning md Rev D. Scott II the
evening.
Rev D. Scott will pre- :ch ttmoszpw in The Reformed
Dutch Church. corner Of Aonsotna saneamon sszeeu 1t
1ox A. ~, and 1t 81 N.
-NssA. u sp.aEus Eli lesu.e sphstual1,1a Al the
Mechanics Institute at loH \. T. and p H., ca sunaa5
FehZuazy1:.
-1as Fiszt chri.tian tp1fcrc) Church meets every
Sunday in thel. Meeting cute n Monroe street be.weep
Aberdeen md Rncler sreeA Wst Side. speaktest lok
L. H. md sXF. NJ Madison 7:eet Cars pass within ona
beck Of the Meeting House.
Public woah1p tomorrow cahhath) Ia the Reformed
Pe.b1teran Church on Fulton 4reet between Clinton and
Jeser.on st ~ L. H. aad r !. Tie public rerespeca
fally invited.
-Bahop hehouse Is e1pecl to administer the lite o
Conteas.soq In the ftEowits clazrhts:
sunda5, February 1ssh. A. u. Grace Church.
| =. :. 18th, L. H. Chnrch Of The Atone7nta,
=, 18th. P. ". fhurca Of the A,oens1o d.
:, March Ah, i. N.. It. James Church.
:. .. &th. T. H.. te CITY Mies:on.
Protestant Episcopal Frc Church corner or trdl
and Fantln stseets Il open Sua.y morning at 1oH u
sundaY School :. aH II. E. rutt:e clry Missionary
Christ chush, tsouth chlea;o)the se1v1ce On sunda
| afternoon Il changed 70 Sx oGoe.
This Rev. Nj. Hutchinson ofst. Louis, will preach
Trinity Church on Sunday sexs the usual hours nosnu
, 1860-02-11
destructive Fire III Pann---Lo&s OF
$4,000.

{FEoM tic IAn1 tlG.1 flalnuca'ef* ExIsa, Hn.l
This morning, nbnnt haaf:past ten o'clock, a
fire was discovered in the roof Of the Iscckxith
lIousc, aad in few minutes the hotel was one
sheet Of famc. From thistle 5rr rarldfy spread
southwark, md four other buildings adjoining
we're soon in fiames
The first two buildings were owned By E. ?.
Sanders, and occupied bY Y. L. Bowling. baker
and confectioner, aud Nr. Stevens, butcher. No
insurance on buildings; loss about $500. Mr.
Dowling's loss on stock about 800; no insur-
nnce. Mr. 6teEens' loss triaing. The next
building was owned BY Mrs. Patton. ind unoc~
cunied. Loss about $500; no INSURANCE. Major
Itle'a store was next destroyed. The goods
were Ill removed, but were more orless danag-
ed by rough handling: Insurance on building
s1 {}10: We did not learn whether tie goods
The furniture the Deckwitl House was only
partially sayed and tl,at tna nss sss d'sscd: Snt T.
surcd 1000, Of which q, 200 was in the Illinois
Mutual, the ba1ance in i'eona Company. Ths
entire loss, We learn, is about III, ,ow''
, 1860-02-11
4 Slaudcr on tic Tenth Ward.
The following paragraph appeared III th'
r r.

~, r',,-~.:- -.u..,.,. ..,,,n,-,l j., ,ho
~. '.1S ~ s.,r,a~ IT,
D'asoc'of VI 'es.eiAs ,..t,,oo.
tAls ycar and a-ver uu!rs+ BY rAisss+ nv't 4n II rf
e su and fulfilled t, il prs,sssoa Tac csnduci II mr.
Arnoa a.. w. IT, ,e a anty II Siut 10 I
esls, t I'D s;, IT, T., Il Il ns p % S n.
;@,4. taeIq+ a.:s<tt.y.. e'ir.. Sc, g. We hive n%
,uf ysca III aud every one "f tIcn j: We cnu'd
,s H. ~ ,n1dx 70 ta e as Tcy ~ere
teh. to e Tenth Wa. tnb aud s., n'' IT, wSs
r.t..1 asx. ,sr@ avan, a"1 Il !. ,s. f.5
.EsT IT, Ssss vs gueasa .% to atrss ,.sm t-t l"
% ~. ..'srtaat. "na.1 Ill Fsa"e - e's -"'-'
, 1860-02-11
The IBeuscfa Roy III ftu.Ea1sd-~J ohn
Hull 1aAex u N1t&tako. :

ttron I:elI'4 Lite In lu:don, Jan. esd} |
1t lcucth we have the qualification to an-
nouuce til. safe lapdinG ofJohu G. Hecnan, the
Trnic;a Eor, on English soil The American
hero arrived ut Liverpool by the mail steamer
Asia, an Monday morning ut IN early hour,
when he was met by his representative, Mr. +.
who llad preceded hum, aud by Jack Macdonald.
who has been engaged to second him in the
forthcoming fight.
it having become known that he was ex-
pectcd by the Asia, the crowd collected to
receive lin was something extraordinary,
the landing stage mud the street adjoin-
inr rcscubIiu. fair for hours before the
steamer reached her berth. l}ecnan's friends
OH shore, however, foreseeing the state Of at-
fairs. had sent word to him to come off with the
nailIs.s directly thc vessel reached the river.
This mandate 1lccnau prudentiy obcycd, and
lauded some hours before tie other passengers,
thus escaping alt observation from the crowd.
The Nritish public, ignorant Of the rnsf. re-
,nai cd in anxious expectation until tile ship
arrived and every passenger WIS then narrowly
scanned in the hopeo discovering the man."
| At lcn.th gentleman Of commanding height,
wearing mustachcs and closely muil1ed, was By
| general consent pitched upon, uud rush was
made On all sides to shake hands. and congratu.
late lin on his safe arrival. Cheer followed
cheer. in rapid Succession, and the scene for q
| tuc was very exciting.
The passenger {who turned ont to be Alderman
,nc1 claut,l was naturally taken aback at this
reception and, after numerous struggles to ret
free. at length found temporary safety in i cab.
| The driver attempted to drive him to his hotel,
but WIS peremptoriiy ordered to stop. This he
declined until his horse was seized upon, and
the crowd then manned the doors Of the vehicle
openiug the windows, and nearly upsetting tht
il!.fated passenger in their attempts to get
pecp at Lin. In vain did he explain that b.
was not Mr. uecnan-in veia did hc expostulate
; | thcy had determined On his identity and woul.
taks no denial. At length, when he was almos
, borne of in triumph, he succeeded in establish
{ iuc tie fact that hc was not tho Benicia DO.
wLereupon the enthusiasm Of the crowd too
+ anotber direction, and it was with the greatcs
s difficulty hs escaped the condign puushnce
Q which the crowd evidently seemed to think b
o deserved for prcsuming to be any one cxcel
The person they Ind taken him for. uceu;
q md his friends. meanwhile, had made good .he
escape, aud, after sevcra, narrow escapes fro
n discovery, succeeded in getting away from Il
, 1860-02-11
PO{.7CE.

POLICE CoCRT.-1Ae kH1W Ha3 la5ut Que |
yesterday in the Police Court. 4 few old sta !!
pies in the whisky lire we're closed out at. low
fines. +
Sicholas Holmes, an employee OF the Illinois
Central Road, was fined 80 for fighting in |
concert hall on Randolph ttreet- John Powell,
termagant Micsian, indnlged in sundry fights |
Thursday night on Dufaicstreet, threatened to
kill a man, and otherwise rendered himself ex-
tremely obnoxi He wns fined SO and held
to bail in the sum Of 500 to keep the pence.
John Ackernan was fined. Is for throwing
beer cask through The window Of saloon.
THE CopPER DE171xs sAoArS-Ex7ESs1yE FAIL
unzs IN THE EottEn Hgsrxxas~-The officers Jes-
tcrdav arrested fresh batch Of the young
strect-Leathen Of cur city, ,worshippers Of cop
per gods, in tle shape OF wasl'boilers, the class
referred to in our last issre. Two more Of
the same gaug a1e now IN custody, and push
ing these investigations little in the direction
| Of explorations of the shrines at which these
little rnua.la.ks make their offerings, large
amount Of booty Was oataiaed.
To speak more plainly fot this is en- important
matter: it is felt that this is one Of the cases
where 1.-THE partaker is teorss fAan the thief"
si1ce the latter are small boss, iguorunt and un-
tFalheo' ana .a4l ~ s.ss p1G1 ~, san~a y.
fifteen cents u pound, j" no questions asked
| and the industry thus stimulated takes the
form Of securing the town in all directions
| for such booty in tho copper line, as several
hundred pairs Of willing hands can lay hold Of.
| Back yards aud areas are visited. Wood-sheds,
| ,:..to ,,d b.,a n-a hrote, on.n ond
| o">e' IL IA,-s,a-;o,t1r Inn.
| rf ,r- ,...,., ,a,t tr nv c;t;zcns tho mai
"'e'' ,..as = "a aa.,n,. h.a hao, 49,
sA'' 1" ., .%a"s 49, ,no.t ~ h,.ua ,ho h,~c
-' 49,, ..-r G..d ,,.- H., eomo yastar-
,1.s., ..s.a,,:sh,,a,ts of da,,e,s IN conner
-;-:.a1 r.on, ono ~ tben c;c1tc.n h,lf
,a;,.,a ,r.-. +.ta, and ,od,ad in
A.. 49, u,-sbo,,. of1;cc A c,,nca shows Them
a.s.s ,,,o,,11 a,.}1nest hand. +ho,ot,
~ f.,,,,,, ,x;th , ,nazzchont If soma stand.
.ns' "eA~
5r In, ho,.. - thro,o,, +ha,, IL.
-: H.. ..;r.ho ov..;n, nto,
e'seS s"''o,A' ....h,s-...r -
s.t was usso ~ 7p' o.ss:, ."..o he,a.ae.s,
u'nt} ~ 1'e po"e' WY S,
'1'o Sn.p ,,' -. ..:,..s',. 49,.
anu s..,,,:>...s ~.
'aAen 1ol4 VIZ. ,,.;u 49, h.f..a ~. cs,a5
10 ,1s ...s, .h.t ars7~ ono oe them u;ll
Jury Aau We ,s. h' ,..,. ~ snon,d n,+ H.,
DC h'aae ~ spo" ~-ass 80 s.s'a" ..""..s -.
P'' ou '''.'' 90
knowing 'ns s1u's ~ ~ e'',
senses eo"'u ,4' osle' ~ 49, 49, - .~%aN
ou' o. ten u 'ne ~" - D>'''1' ~ ''-' ~'
snat o1ps.' -oo.., ,.oa...
nv" ~ ~ w ~ ,c,.
ony "ere DepNl' ~. 1ue 'uaA .,s' - -.
latter were a1ies'eo 1pioasn t"s "se' ~ oA.
o. 'ns po's "ao '''uso - e'e a.o
ho"1 n's sonAe''''' ~
, 1860-02-11

aa.AsferofxAsx RiArk: kdsl Noto the 0fdfs
nAnrs II Enforced.

Since the publication Of WentwoTtl's black
list, or catalogue Of persons krid to be selling
liquor, (cbie1y lager beer,} without license, and
in violation Of the Law, our rcpotters have T's
tied all the places mentioned in the Democrat,
for the purrose Of ascertaiuing tile truth or fall
sits Of TINT statement. Tho result OF the ill.,
vesti:ation is giren below. 1t is found
tlat out Of about eighty establishments which
Wentworth alleges are violating the law with
impunity, only THREE Of thut s"rt cafl IT, found
The pubic will understand that Wentworth
nnakes up his Lack list for the purpose Of bring
ing discredit on the Republican city govern.
ment, md showing the present officers 10 be
rcu;ss in their duties. If he happens to lil'cl
seventy or eighty private citizens Mt The salnc
time, that is no ma.ter. 1t is proper TO state
That the task Of watching all the saloons in the
city, all the time, mud guarding against infrac-
-tions Of the license Iaw III remote and unfrc-
.,uented localities, il one Of extraordinary vig-
lance. Hence it must be appazentto everybody
tAst if only thr<e unlicensed places can be found
in the r. sale city, the present officers have dis.
charged their duties in That regard with com.
ruendable fidelity The following is faithfu
review Of "entworth's list:
1ss North Water; +. Uoran, proprietor; ha:
is North Water; r. Rowan. keeper; has n.
Eeepee, aud sells no liquor, which the police 0
The North Division verify.
l5e North Water Macon House; Mrs. Rob
;nson: has no license; sells no liquor She i
:, noor widow woman; the ncighDors say sh
docs not sell liquor, and tie police have n
knowledge Of her selling,
II: North Water; Wlllam Mulligan has
license.
Us North Water; Mrs. Bezo; haa paid g.
apd has receipt for it. signed by tue ComI
fro,!er, S. D. Ward; the balance TO be paid
March LIST, 1860.
1s5 North Water; J1cob Eegust; has
> cense.
l63 Nortl, Water; Barney O'Rei]y; has no
kense, md is sell;u9 liquor.
l45 NORTH Water; +, McNulty; has Ilcenz
III North Clark; Peter Weller; has no
cense; los teeh sp4d and fn<d $50.
S. Chicago Avenue; Jzn,es Hanly; has
eense.
IS Chicago Avenue; James Gamble; has
license; las been fined $50. "a
50 Chicago Avenue; Edward Donehuc; III
license
1os Sedswick street; William Hanly; has
license; sells no liquor.
Corner Of Pine and Michigan; John phillil
han license.
Corner Randolph and DeFplaines; C. 1pr
1es Randolph; P. Fortune; has d license.
81 Randolph: 4. Cullen; has license. ):
137 Randolph: F. Hoffman has liccnst
146 Randolph; HRS Wright; keeps con
tionery store; no liquor no license:
$50 Randolph: John Bose; hes p license.
, 1860-02-11

The amount Of deficiency on the account Of ].
". button. Cashier Of the Museatine Branch of
the Iowa State l,ank, is ascer.ainea to be s3:,-
5s7.5G. Tue amount Of stock held by Dntton i
Patterson, of Muscatinc, has been surrendered
to the I;auls, whicl. reduces the dcialcatiou to
about 80 QUO.