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Hy purchasing from first hands
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities y"
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French Papers C0Iored Papers. Tissue, Binders ,
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tories, TO the re-opening OF the African
S!ave-trade, to sny iuequaIity of rights
among citizens; and it Eavors the adn;ss-
lou Of Kansas, the restoring the Fed
eFal Government to the principles held
bE Washington ana jefferson. tbe main.
tanning inrioIate the rights OF the SiaIcs.
the defending the soil of eserr State and
Territory from lnwieSs invasiou, ami the
preserving the integrity Of the C..iou, and
Tue laws passed ia pursuance thereof. If
TINS creed i scv;ioua! onr, i.,ru srrcI,-
cur early statesmen were the most srr;iun-
al of men. They are not so regarded, aud
yet they would have subscribed to all con-
tanned in this creed. Daily cveuts are
proving which Of the two political parties
is really the sectional one. The result of
the election in PhiiadelpLis, and Lac as
setnbling Of the Convention at Wheeling.
are proofs that the efforts of the Dcmocrg.
c.% ...s2, to mli!srePEsssat l! the ReaHIi~,rho od-
journment of the Charleston Convention
will give the Republican cause greater
strength 1t proves the weakness of its
opponents, and ii shows to what c1pedi-
ents party will be driven when ii posses
ses no fixed principles. 1t renders doubly
sure the prospects of Republican victory
Mt the next Election. The morals of its
opponents is gone, and they cannot recov-
or il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-08
The Wheeling Railroad Bridge Co
PUBLIC NOTICE

HEHEREAS by An ACT or THE LEGIsLA
w TURF of Virginia. passed the 3Ist day o[
March. iStO. entitled act incorporate the
Wheeling Railroad Bridge Company" we Tho unJe--
signed are authorized 10 uren books Of subscription
to tie capital stock Of said Bridge Company.
Now, We Ziyo HO;icr 70 all whom it may concern
that for thc purPo=r of receiving subscriptions to
said ctp!tal stock Of said Wheeling Railroad Bridge
Company, We VIII on tn. third iay of Nav. in the
year 1850, between the hours Of i,ine c'cSck a. m
hnd three o'clock p. OF each day. at the Marrh-
ants AMI Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling in tie City
ot Wheeling. open boo&s of subscription: ami keep
the same pPs7 according 10 law. And. that books or
subscription for the same purpose will as be opened
at the Belmont Branch Of the Stsre BSu5 Uf OHIO in
the :own Of bridgeport. in Belmont county in the
State Of Ohio. the third day OF Jlay. 1860 between
the hours oi nine o'clock aud three o'clock D. u
nFss g shfet t 81 stacE are and Two dollars
m sb share s,I,scrted arc payable at the time Of
s,,i,-sr'r.i,r THOMAS SWEENEY,
JOHN c. CAMPBELL,
SDRIESKI BRADY.
CHESTER u. HUBBARD.
,n,3-!v ZACHAEIAU JACOB.
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= 5F4ILlL NVIICEs LVuBIe tie ahoye rates
ED early Advertising IN reasonable terr,s aecor
dn 70 the space sccuPei und the number of chaneT
az an u, from transient persons orstrang
prescribed by law. 80 A''7 IN'e'
- S+ins: ~ Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per wear
OF , - or SIX months but for shorter period ruthn
Will bS counted less than square -e
t"e ptlviese OF Annual Advertising Is limited 10
9En lnsdssts Business: and all
well as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
be paid for at the usual rates
EF advertisements not accompanied with written
directions Will bS inserted until forbid and charged
accor!iRJIy.
Sosi:es for roliticai1eetings to be charged in all
Marriage Notices OF Funerals, and announcements
of Scrinous, 50 cents earh noylI-'59
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SINCE the time when the children of Is
rael threw each stone upon mound to
mark monument no such days work has
been done as at Charleston last Thursday,
when every delegate brought his individual!
nlank 10 construct that great tower OF
Babel Democratic pl"tForm.-Lo"'sri'!e
J0uHaI
And the mongrel construction has ended
lust as the tower Of Babel did, in the cou-
fusion and dispersion of the builders
Cincinnati Commerelnl.
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NEw JERSEY deserves to he well spoken
Of notwithstanding her proximity to
New York, one Of her courts has actually
sent two prize fighters to the pcuiteutiary
to employ their well-deveIoped muscles
two years in hard and useful labor. 1t
would seem to require some little courage
10 do this in these days, when pugilism
is so popular in the great metropolis and
its vicinity.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
T B. SHEPPARD. No. l3l Main Street, corner
- Union. will continue to keep on hand large ana
complete assortment OF all articles III his line. consist
ing Vi Ladies' and Gentlcmeus Saddles Fine Coarse
IISrncss Trunks. Valces, Carpet Bags SatChe!a Coi
lars. Hames, WHIPS. SC.
IwouId respectfully call attention my stock, and
trust bv strict attention and prJmp;Gess - merit
continuance Of the public patronage
,,.r r,vnre- J r. SHEPPARD.
ssT,I "a I3I. Main street
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The Springfield, Mass, Republican says
Worcester is getting to be model and viT-
tuous city. Even its hotels are not AL
lowed to print Il wine list" GU the backs
of their bills OF fare.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-08

Our exchanges all contain brief edttori-
ais. BEADED prepare for the census. A
woman in Herkimer County, N. Y. has
done so. She presented her husband with
two fine boys and n girl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-08

Mrs Cook, Connecticut lady, sues for
= divorce from her husband. alleging that
he compelled her TO act Us clairvoyont and
spiritual medium to the detriment of her
health.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-08
sHERIFF's SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

Oron, Hopkins Go. IN ChspeeTy cry !E the C'FTns
Jacob ST. warden e: a,. J February 23d lsf.9
Pursuant to y decree rendered in the above enti-
tIaf cause on the 23d day II February lse'' MiN
urorei 70 sell at public sale, Monday the +tn day
IT june 1870, at the front door 81 the our inSr
of Ohio County. to thn highest biddrE. the io2"ihs
real estate of Warden Edwards in the hl ana pro
ceedin-s mentioned. to wit: I.ots NO. ana = IN
square No. 80, and lots No. and in square 81 III
the Bueua Vista addition 10 the City OF "neeljns'
and also tine real estate of the said Jacob NJ A.tsh
in +hr hiIl and proceedings mentioned, To wit The
west half If lot NO. 81 in GrGha N aGiuoh IN tnc
L,itv Of Wheeling. and situate on tho south side ot
Quincy street; also the part cf lot No. l, in square
40 10 situate at thc south Of uiEcy ana sast
- rr,,r,i strrets and measuring 6fty feet Glong
Fourth street and eighty-eisht feet along Huihcy
etrect; aud also the following rea! estate OF tAe sNn
Michael Edwards, Jr. in the bill ard pre- ee4ins'
rnrthsrr. o thirds Of lot No. IS, assigned and al
lntted TO the said Edwards as aforesaid also lots NO
South Wheeling and also the shares OF the said NJ
chaCl Edwards, Jr.. in lot No. 5 in Jonathan Gancs
addition t. the city OF WI mheS e ss for ths
Joint lives VI said Michael Edwards, .!F and mary
his wife .,,, .,,,,,r,,,,,
forms viz on credit OF six, twelve aud eighteen
months. the purchaser or purchasers FNinS zones @
with approved security hearing interest trpm the nay
OF sale until rad and the titls retained as further
security until the whole OF the pnESIaIe 1S:'E -
paid. SAN / ,iIEtS lEM
apps --- sLeEl1 I. :.
nIOwS! PLOWS;--wc now have on ham!
a complete assortment PIows, embracing 81!
the most desirable patterns sue5 as ,,,cn,
GilI's Steel Combination right aud leit hanA'
Pittsburgh Iron Centre. do DO
P. Patent Lever d. Do d. d.
Columbus Side HILL
Damron's Western Tiilor. Steel, ,,-,
Peacock and Valley, one horse. All OF WHICH
will Mills IL sold at the lowest ''issi sI1ru GoRRELL
"oUsEKEEPINc coODs.--
/ ii .lo-4 brown Cotton shee;ing,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-08
8 CAsKs or TURKIsH 6 GERMAN

CASKS OF TURKISH & GERMA An
y PRUNES. 10 bush. rcuIsd aaG split Peas.
$40 lbs LinTcls iau e&ceiien: asTiF!e Ecr seuP'l
4rl lbs FreSh CaTaway seed
So lbs OF the very fneEr sweet 'sioed FEsoeh
Chocolate,
$50 half and quarter boXss Of Sartres,
5 r4s>s Cyoss Biaekwsli'= celebrated Essithh
P!cki~s.
: cases OF --soyers Relish" and ~Saueess''
81 whole. half and quarter drums of FtsV,
5 Fralss Of Fresh Dates,
SO whole = and boxes Malaga E9isins'
bag. 4licant SCR Shelled Almonds,
! Fresh Naples WainutE.
90 FiIbeTtE,
do Palmuuta,
n boxes splendid CoaS: Oranges,
10 do Fresh Lemons. -,
10 tiOz quart battles Branded Peaehess Hesn
Cherries ani PSIs,
500 Fresh COcuaIuts.
Together with general variety of FaT-ry ana Do
TEn 1,s,- stnro n G.WM. E3ESSIS6.
s. Market, near Quincy st..
mheO tUaiou cupy.l Wheeling. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-08

OSE of the Secretaries of the Charles
ton Convention, upon receiving br,uti-
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LIST, MORRISON & CO..
xyhoI.sole C.ocers s. Produce Dealers
Mas. 10 and so nsiH-St, HaecEiHg, FS
W. dss;re tn state to the friends Of the late hru'
and to the trade generally. that We are in possession
Of the most ample facilities for the trans"euou ''
WhoI,saie Grocery and Produce Business
We are Determined 70 execute all orders enHuS'so
to our csre with fidelity and promptness and on te
most i1'"'@Ni% 'S''-S LIST, MORRIsoH 4 CO.
wheeling January I'd, Iseo. ian7
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1ailg gntelligrufer.
TERAs o. ApVERTIss.INHes-=

fWEITR soID LINES CT NoxPHRz11. foR oxz 1,cz =, on
LEss, XAEE a soEARE.
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is the last vcTSc:--
III bear the flow ers to distant landA,
And bear thy ini"st. too:
III clasp them there in sii!Ien bands
Oil may znch bands clasp you.
Thea fare thee well, baIg!tt, rosy dTs17l,
Thou art unknown 10 ME.
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Choice First Class Insurance
IN : u 2

ss-Ca.n Capital $IO0JO00 absolute ami unimpaired.
WIN 4 CT S5o6-:.S1 S.
Iu4 tie prsst!Ee0f sS wears success .ud experience
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MOTTO FOR THE NoN-REstDENT5.
Unlike the wind, returning blow for blow,
We all should treat our fOemer CONNIE IL foe
" T. TaniiJ FdjT.
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w nOIesaIe GrOcers
COMMISSIOy MERCHANTS

No. II ain St, w heellnS' "'
HAZE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls Prime y. o. NoIaszes,
l25 hlf bhis. DO
:s30 hhds rliy fair 10 prime y. o. sugar.
I25 bGls. Cr.. GEasul1feii tuE d and CS1es sugars
IS Brr;ne's Golden syrup.
- New York DO
800 bags good fair 20 priLna Rio Cp1fes
- pockets Java Coffee.
.i boxes Natl II = lump TObacsn.
- do various standard brands Sz TobaDoSS.
la d. do do les q"
ID cases .Hunters' IA %
lp d0 '.Don Quixote" - d.
80 hlf ch. Y II aGd G. P. Tea.
- do OolnUE AMI PoJ'cLo1g Tea.
loo bbls No. N-l- and LIZ Markerel
80 Tar. Large size
IL tivrre5 Rice
le-re- PirIepro, Su.r7eEz. Cloves. C7sS:a.
Mustard. Ginger. IUdiL,.I. Gi-CAsb. S.-is-
Salaratt,s Soap. Cani-a, Wash-bosrds Buckets,
Tubs. Broons. Nails aEd ALI vtLer articles e:.'
br-,crCi In the Grocery line. Mh2
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
al terms consistent with solYency aud
fair Prott.
q,7G Csn:srtz fsr term: IF ore to fire yeHr:.
The rrogres, oc this Corporation hrs been 5taote
shin, And storm OF periods eyeatfUI in exempt from
.rep.ng cyuiiagrations aud maritime disaster; be
Ing I5- established on cash basis, the troubles OF
va r-sr sy,rl affect rs in no material particular
During hard ttmes' the security .: reliable lns,i-
r1rc Is an imperative luty-the ability OF properly
holders to sustain loss being then much Iessensd
pleiss issued without delay. and all business at
tended 70 with dispatch and fidelity. bI
y. C. ARTHUR. Agent,
Office over the Bank Of Wheeling.
EAhll-,i.y till Jan I=t SO
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As.ets. JaHuary L. 1855.
$l,5O6.3sT SIS

rUTAL LIABILITIES; 49, o-,c g
Unsettled claims not 1ue.....-S '''"=v -
R5Lo..s3 Elutably adjusted and promptly ps'u- SNA
Upwards of sII,o0o,OOO
m Tos.s, have been paid by the 4,ns Insurance CO..
in the past IS years
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Sa (ldIeS, Harness, Trunks SC,

Apta+w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

under foot our democratic usageS-would
be to disband the national organization at
once. Do not fail, therefore, to act inme-
diately; assemble yourselves everywhere,
by States, by counties, and by neighbor-
hoods; take no counsel, and listen to no
suggestion from those who have so shame
fully deserted the national democracy
Every vote for Breckenridge and Lane is a
vote Indirectly, at least, for Lincoln and
Hamlin vote for inaugurating an ire
pressible conflict" between the North and
the South, and therefore Il vote for a dis
union of the States.
Be not deceived by the plausible asser-
tons of your enemies. Breckenridge and
Lane have no strength, not the least, in any
of the Northern States. They will not re-
ceive one electoral vote in the North, and
except, perhaps, in three or four Northern
States, will not have an electoral ticket.
On the other hand, if the Southern De-
mocracy should now desert the Democracy
of the North, it would be an end of the
alliance between them. What remains,
then, to the South if she would maintain
the Constitution, the Union, and integrity
and usages of the Democratic party, hut the
cordial support and consequent election of
Douglas and Johnson?
We commit these issues to your determin-
alton. Their Importance cannot be over
estimated; they involve the fate of the
Democratic party and of that Union it has
so faithfully aud constantly and zeaously
maintained. MILES TAYLOR, Chairman.
GEO. E. PUGH,
ALBERT Rust.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

Dr. DAILY KISSED Down IN DEMOCRAT
&c MEETING.-On Wednesday night, after
the torchlight procession had displayed its
magnifcence, an attempt was made to di-
ver6ify the "glory with a few speeches.
Among others DR.. VIM. NJ. Daily, whose
exploit at the Union Depot procured him
AN expulsion from the ministry, from the
church, and from the Presidency of the
State University, but procured for him also
the Democratic nomination for Congress in
the Sd District, attempted to speak. The
announcement by Dick Ryan of "the man
expelled from vile and corrupt church on
account of his politics was received with
hIsses. His appearance renewed the hiss
ing, and finally so overwhelming were the
demonstrations of contempt for him that he
was compelled to leave the stand, relinquish
his attempt and retire, grumbling some
thing about having to leave very soon on
the cars" The Kissing was intended both
for DR.. Daily and Mr.. Ryans most outrage
Gus manner Of announcing him, aud pro-
ceeded from persons of all parties.
Ind. Jour.
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CONCLUSION.

Fellow Citizens-We have thus explain
ed at length the controversy between the
supporters of Breckenridge and Lane upon
the one side, and the regular nominees Of
the democratic party upon the other.
1t remains for US to add, as the sentiment
of the Democratic National Committee and
as the universal sentiment of the support
ers of Douglas and johnson, that no COM
promise whatever is admissible We desire
TO ascertain the strength OF the national
democracy in every State. North and South,
ana we luteud to ascertain it. We have
mane no proposition for a joint electoral
ticket IN any State; and we earnestly ex-
hort you to reject such propositions indig-
nantly, whenever and wherever made. If
we have any friends in any State, let those
friends call State Convention at once and
nominate a full electoral ticket, pledged TO
the support of Douglas and johnson. We
can agree to nothing else because to &C
knowledge the right of factions minority
to dictate their own terms of co operation
suffer them TO violate the solemn profess
sions of tine democratic party and trGmple
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

DEATH Is a GRAND SEcREF.-1. We
know not beforehand, when aud how, and
by what means we or others shall be brought
to death by what road we must go the
way whence we shall not return, what dis
ease or what disaster will be the door to put
US into the house of appointment for all
living. 2. We cannot describe what death
is; how the knot is united between body
and soul, nor how the spirit of man goes
upward, TO be we know not what, and live,
we not how. With what dreadful curl
osity does the soul launch out into the vast
ocean of eternity, and resign itself to an
untried abyss Let US make it sure that
the gates of Heaven shall be open to US on
the oLherside of death, though it is way
that We are to go but once. 3. We have
no correspondence at all with separate
souls, nor any acquaintance with their state.
1t is an unknown, undiscovered region to
which they are removed we can neither
hear from thea nor send to them. While
we were here in a world of sense, we spoke
of the world Of spirits as the blind do of
colors, and as we move thither, we shall be
amazed TO find how much we have been
mistaken.-Mdttheao Henry.
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FUR OUAuFEEs5- FIRST U4oIhlLII
T.. @. DeBRULER,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY 8. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne
FOB SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph
FOR TREASURER OF STATE, b..
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES q. JONES, of Vanderburgh.-
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PCBLIc INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

4 LITERARY discovery of some Importance
has been made at Liverpool, England. A
papyrus brought from Thebes by Rev. Hen
ry Stobart, and in Mr.. Mayors museum of
antiquities was found to contain the 18th
chapter of St. Matthew, written in the
Greek Unical character; which gives a new
version of the long misunderstood part of
the cath verse, relating to the passage Of 2
camel through the eye of n needle
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25
A Warlike ManIfeS,o.

The Douglas National Executive Com
mittee have lately issued long address to
the Democracy OF the United States -
We give the closing paragraphs of this IN
terestiug document:
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KROARW or HQU.RLEZ-S TEO.E:-
ND The Common Council of the City OF Evans =
VILE win meet AS a Board of Equalization at the
CITY Council Chamber, Friday, the 22d day OF
June, A. D., 1850, at O'Clock a. N. for the pur-
pose of equsIizing and correcting assessments on
rial and personal property, aud will continue It's
sessions from day day until said assessments are
all equalized and corrected. All taxpayers are
requested to call and examine their respective
sessments VIM. BAKER. Mavor.
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juIyI3

III RSsO.NHS R.V" .FgUSE[:. TWF gJSs-
IL dersigned would respectfully inform the cit.
liens of the city thar he prepared to give lessons
in music, on the Piano other Instruments, 10
all who may favor him with their patronage.
Instruments Of all kinds tuned and put in order
He will also select instruments for those who are
not judges thernse Ives and desire 20 purchase on
reasonable terms.
Residence Sycamore street, Between second
and Third streets
juIyII CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS.
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Electors + = tts State at Large.
WILLIAM CUMBACK, of Decatur.
JOHN l.. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors.
list Distrct-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox.
I'd District John W. Ray, of Clarke.
Sd District-Morfon c.. Hunter, of M onroe.
18th District-JOhn H. Farquahar, of Franklin.
9Th Decentralization Truser, of ayette.
9Th District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock.
Tth District-JOhn Hanna, of Putnam.
sth District-Samuel A. Huff, of Tippecanoe.
9th Distrfct-James n. Ty ner, of Miami.
10th District-lsaac Jeukinson, of Allen.
llth District-Dayid y. Daily, of Huntington.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

Bs7~ The Douglas papers are likening
Breckenridge to Aaron Burr! Flattering
to the Breck. men.
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NEW YORK WIRE MILL.

ANELSO.N" s. E4ECzf.u O.&-Ls, .F7.9sS'E7-
O. v factrrers of and Dealers in WIRE OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS. Particular attention given 10
orders sent to their Warehouse, 81 John St, Y,
which will be filed PROMPTLY, and have speedy
dispatch.
Circulars furnished, giving scount from List,
or nett prices at LOW EST MARKET RATES.
TERMS.-Six Months Note, payable at Bank,
with current rate of Exchange on Nsw York, or 0
per cent. of for Cash
Wire Mill, 25th Street. Warehouse, 81 John
street, New York. july20 Ind
ALsRRE,A az IND H.a q ON .B.s-
4 ker.-ThA undersigned is fully prepared to
manufacture all descriptions of Carriages and Wag-
ons from the finest the cheapest, all of which
will be guaranteed of the best wo kmanship.
constant supply of Carriages and Wagons will
be found in my warerooms, at No. JAG Main street,
Evansville. FRANK HAMMERSTE1N.
n. B.-Repairing done at reasonable rates, with
neatness and dispatch july20-3md&w&'
A0OT1CE 10 CO.N'TR.8CTORs.-
o Sealed proposals will be received at the
counting room of II. D. & T. C. Taylor, in Hart
ford, XIV until the Sth day of August next for the
construction OF a Lock and Dam on Rough River, at
point near Newtons Old Mill A plan ard spec
ificatinus of the work may he seen at the above
place ia Hartford, a copy of them will be for
warded TO any one applying by letter or other
wise, to the undersigned President of the BOARD
q c. SHANKS.
Hartford, KY, July sth-jaly2o-td
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

AMOTFCR To 6;0sN'FA6 CFsy 81 s.
@W The Common Council Of the OF Of tvans-
Vile will receive sealed firopO ais until July 2Otbs
1860, for grading ana lliug the alley opposite Lots
Nos 4, s. I6 and IL in Block No. 30 in the Eastern
Endorsement of said City Said alley to be brought
to the proper grade as the may be shown by
the City Surveyor. -