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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-31
1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
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eN,Yg7.MEGS-S REsELss s5t'3-
- fuir int,ria f}aeir numerous friends Hud tltn
public ,er=IIy tiiAt fiIey duly rr,'cNi ing
ccs~ious L. tis.,r large and varied stor. "f riu,s
AMI t..,o!s, vi s f,r eleganc.. stvio aud
variety, canned srs sara-s'l. II Wouid lee sUp,.r
fiuous to enunlerass ali the departments which,
section viii be- fe,Ind aeplrte-emjtncu all the
leading styles and Novelties Of the season.
he business principles which have gained for
their old estah lished "use such extensive Igtruu-
age, will be adhered to, viz: Execution of orders
with Experimentation and courtesy 10 custom
rrs, combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having been purchased with care aud iud4
nleut in the hest markets, and OF first quality,
Gether with adherence t. sound principles Of
trade, they are confident of being able To supply
those who may favor thom with call the best
terms Annexed they submit list of ,.iartnIonts.
Cloths, Cassirieres, and Ncstina,s,
Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, Cottona'leS and DENNIS,
New STYLE Prints, great variety,
French Organizes, Lawns and Glnghams'
English Berages, Anglais and Chaliis.
Black and Fancy silks, aEd Irish PorLnS,
Moh1ir Goods for travelling dresses,
French Berage Robes, to II Nolants,
Orgaudy 9 to
SILK and Bingham Umbrellas ana Pari,snis
Paslana, Braid, Leghorn and Palm Hats,
Boots and Shoes, Soft Black and Ccloreti Hats,
Mldtz, Blue and Pink Mosquito Nets,
French and Scotch Enlbroderics, great variety
Black Lace Mautilias and Points
Hosiery, Gloves Mitts, and White and Coiored
AyI,te Goods, Notions Dress Trimmings &c. SC.
stocL- m Irish Linen Goods Of their own ilnporta-
tons warranted Pure Linen, soft finish and
Grass Bie&cGel-tOllsistin9 II Ut ana IL
Linens, Brown and Bleached, pa,n4sks all s2es,
Linen Cambria uandkerchiefs, Towels, Brown and
Be;tched Hucks, SC.
n. B.-1kompson's Skirts, requiring no Steel
Snring around the body, recommended for the
following peeuGarities and advantages:
LIST. Facility Of application.
ID Perfect freedom from liability TO chafe or cX-
coriae- and admit OF any kind of exercise without
the slightest Inconvenience to the wearer-
I5sE5-(spraler M;sia stad FIRST streets.
"a REES EEUER Just HEECEfF-
eESF ed and for sale cheap to Close consignment,
at ELLlOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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BS5@ McCorkle, the defaultng cashier OF
the Peoples Bank at Richmond, was taken
to Jacksonville on Thursday last in pur-
suance of the order of the Court, made in
sentencing him to two years incarceration
ia the penitentiary. 1t is thought he will
shortly he pardoned by the Governor nd
.JO{r
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THE Covode Committee have found au-
other mine of facts. 1t appears that the
Administration offered Col. FORNEY $50
600 Tor his support, and that he refused The
Admi" istration had not money enough TO
buy the editor of the Press
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THE Baltimore Chr,xfGfn Hdrocafe SAWS :
" Plagiarism il tile disgrace of orr pul,Aiss.
aud the curse "i many of our young pr.-ssh
ers. We know that some of them SHIN, by
it, and will die hy il, for at last it sielh
like IN adder
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-31

PRINCE DE JoINyILLE who is now travel
ing privately in this country, says that the
statement made by the Rev. Eleazrr Will
liams that the latter was II Bourbon, is en- F.
tirely false.
beg A leave of ah. ence of twelve months
with PEI mission to visit Europe, has been
granted by the War Department t. General
Harvey. U S. Army.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-31

HOLLAND consumes about forty millions
Of pounds of tobacco every yeaG, As the
population numbers about three millions
every man, woman, and child can have as an
allowance n little more than thirteen pounds
IA ytnr. About sixteen million OF bounds go
from this country there.
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pe53" The Detroit AdUertiser gives the first
joke of the campaign, in that section. A
Republican was hailed by a Douglas man
on the receipt of the news Of the nomina-
ton of Abraham Lincoln, with the ques-
ton:
" Hilloa what do you think now?
''Think what do | think ? " was the
ready reply " think you had better en-
brace the only opportunity you'll ever have
OF getting to Abraham bosom, and join
the Republicans at once"
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A SAD story is told of Partisan govern
eSs who has recently been conveyed, a
hopeless maniac, to naaiSon de sdnte. at
seems she had a deaf and dumb Russian
boy under her charge and gave him sui
phuric ether as an experiment for his relief;
it proved successful. prize was awarded to
her, and she rapidly rose from poverty and
dependence to wealth and fame, but the
sudden transition was too much for her
reason.
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The n. Tribune thinks that the Softs
of that State, who have the Baltimore Con
vention in their fist, will destroy DoUGLAs.
Such seems 10 be the probability.
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Az LIZZIE

ana ssleltly improved summer and winter t"o6inG
Stove. of The unrigsef Stewards Patent anu 81
the only agency in this city.
7Hos ScanHins, No % Main street. 6etaoee"
First and Srcond.
The frst premium awarded to tins stove '7
tie. best coal wood cooking stove AT the Sohth-
western Indiana District FAIR held at this place.
No stove devised combines as numerous OF
important scientific princiFl - this OF stewart =
1t broils, bolts, lakes and e.. at the same mo-
ment without one dish impaI ting flavor 70 ahothei,
or i,r,,I,i,ng that sauen.ss of taste III meals aud
.rtyi.s. which, to the delicate ami tastIdl"ns "I
t,st. make, &c, iusuperale objection to every
other ,..k iie stove now in use Win one-toufih
Of the fuel employed ia the best OF stoves no" Ia
,,s, this most perfect and complete cooking aplt-
rains ,-rfarins, simultaneously and 1nblo perfectly
i.s la- before b. en- aceonpil every thihS
Required IN the It.-t provided families ;" Tar a.
,uuhina, IL concerned" " hen, 700 II Is Dag ,t' ~
mind t.tt the most delicate Iet'ts can N'7i' 'iie
kitchen hen, Stewart Stove IS 'iiiH eh:I;ed
ii the. fr. is at it's hrigh', without the smallest
ultt,i.rlsautl-,5 from the rlH@r ~ temperature
49, Ittl Is the hea! tom IL iiltt~el externally, an
,l.,..illru i, i.r-~' n"d i"r its universal employ
IN. ~ me-, - tufotr PteseHrd IN any "hrl Stove
,., e. s.tt,=-t WuIl4ie-, how II Al - 80 r'"h"-
ailI ,iFijn-t within The stove se'i AMI 50
| yfg~a. ui' ANY "f tic Ht'''"' n"" IN use "ii''
nm, C,,,..r-- q s. -,.ir,.iy possible ts'r any ole
IN ,s.5. ,r:,ii,er in"rs' tri"uiariy' T." "ft'he w."
Fer ~ years Mr. stewart has been employed in
,..se i;l. his stove, and since iitst February, hr
a- oi,faf ed three new patents Tor improvements
vfi.It ji sis opinion, and the opinion OF all vie
he ,N,s,ained it, ula, IL parect. Nithin iotT
- ,,.t ID ,,,>.f.ti Of them have been sold. Un,t
flIi ,ti-4Hpl"r, and not one has iceu rt'iurne
~. remark ,hle results have emuol!enri host
If -fnye manufacturers la initiate the Stewart Stove"
bni save. exterior appearance, which ihe "t
~, more resemble Stewart tlIan chalk dUt~ rhc'sr
Tbr-, limitations known 10y various names. hat
te.y are all deficient ia Vari"liS particulars suci
~ tb, ,r-teht boxes, by which fnll control 1skcrt
,y.r In, t:e ana of tie heat, by draft 'iam''r,
iner,.iou,ly couuivcd, which also admits " con
- ~. .,,-5t OF cold tlteeIitsde Of the Ire
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Clerk 5 ONCE, May %, 1850. 0''
N0OTFCE TO CO.NTR.4 Gro rs.

N0OTEGk To CO.N'TK.aCTOkS.-
o v The Common Council of the City of Evans
Vile will receive sealed proposals until June 22d,
1850, for grading, crawling, and paving the alley
extending from First street to Second street, and
situated between Main and Sycamore streets. The
contractor to furnish the materials and do the
work according to Specifications now file in this
office p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office MAY 90 1860.
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q order for Plank Sidewalk. May 20, lS60-
Aud it is hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council of the City of Evansville, that
the owners OF all Lots aud parts of Lots fronting
on OF adjoining the southeast side of UiVls-
ION street, between seventh and Eighth streets ia
said CITY, cause the side walks thereon to be brought
the proper City grade, and that they cause side
walk of class No. 2 bs laid down thereon, within
thirty DAYS from the publication OF this order.
Said side walks to be curbed with good white oak
plank not less than twelve by two and half
inches in Dimensions.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

M@WTEGE To GOVT X II CT % II s.
0W The Common Council of the City OF Evans
Vile will receive propos tls unt the St day Of ue
4. j., 1900, for grading and filling the alley in
Block NJ. 3}, in the Eastern Enlargement of said
City, running from Vine to Division street and be-
tween Firth aud Sixth streets, said alley to be gfa-
ded and filled to the proper grade the same may
be shown hy tho CITY surveyor. +.
##tt p. BURKE, CLERK. .
Clerks Omte, May 18th, 1860.
non y % ~ II r 4 % ~. .s'OT1C E
q Order for Plank Sidewalk. Common t'ouHcil,
May 2E, 1850. And now it is areby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council Of the City q,
Evansville that the owners Of ali Lots and parts
ot Lots fronting adjoining the south east
side OF Division street betw cen sixth aud seventh
reefs in said City the side walks thereon 10
ls brought to the roper City grade, and thar they
cause. "A sidewalk Of Glass NJ. >, to be Laid down
thereon, within thirty days from tile publication "f
hi order. Said side walks to Toe Cnrbed with good
white oak plank, not less than twelve by two and
a half inches in dimensions.
P BURKE, Clerk
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q order Tor Brick Pavement. Council ChaInber,
May %, 1860. And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, 10y the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the of all Lots hereinafter
Described, being corner lots situated Cherry
street in said city, stone cur@ius to he placed
uIun the Il e walks of said lots for distance /
twenty feet that is feet in each direction from
The corners, viz Lots in Block H. III the corner
Of Fourth and Cherry streets; Lot in Block -,
at he corner OF Cherry and sixth streets; lot Il
in BIocl >, on the corner at Cherry aud Sixth
streets; Lots IL and ~ in Block III; Lots ] aud 10
III Block IL; Lots and 10 in Block Is and Lots
II and - i'll Block a. ali the Eastern Enlarge
aud lot i'll Block :, and Lot IL ia Block L.,
ia Bakers addition, within thirty days from the
publication Of this order.
T. BURKE, Clerk.
T;,.. ,1...I,. naioa M. % SEQ
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MISCELLANEOUS.


OuAs- b. SIEHAUs. p,, or IvIs BEcKNAN
NIEHAUs S, BECKMAN.
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE.
EEISR or 81 Il = .9.N-E y IT, ~
W dealers and Mannfaetmrers Of TN copper,
and Sheet Iron Wares, No s, Nateratreet, bet "eeh
Main and Locust Evansville, Ind.
The unJcrsig ned have constantly on hand "A iuil
assortment of Stoves of every variety and pattern
at the lowest prices and beg leave tnIntoTm Their
friends aud the public generally, that they nave
the best and neatest assortment Of Tin Ware ever
offered, aud have constantly ON hand full assert
ment of Druggist Cans, &c, DC
- Thote persons wishing work in their lin- re
speefHlly requested t" give them call ef2fr rur-
ti,a~ing elsewhere rs ~ prompt attention TO tn If
business aud thorough know letst 80 their trade
NTEHAJrs y BEcNMAN-
COPPER AND JOB WORK
Steamboat, bistillrry, ami Brewery Work Steam
Pipes, soda Fountains, Pumps, and general C"rp~r-
sInihin and Sheet Iron Work, made anu repaired
Metal Roofing, Gutterh'g, IL.
Hosk Warranted GRE perta9 sai.ioetiol,' "f he
forrest prices. rrlr7rlmd
] $3.50 Ju.t r1cei " ed and now orsain an sle-
giant stock Of goods suitable for the Spring Trade
- Ct~es fancy prints
10 = danims;
L. . bleached musins;
g" lawns:
" chaIlies;
- apron cheeks.
10 bales shirting stripe;
- - she+tiny;
And great variety "f motions 1t all Kinds ali OF
which selling below Cincinnati prices, as
determined TO draw the %""d trade +" Evans
Vile. tuHie and examine Ter Yourselves at
mars J. II. MAGtEF& cos, Firsi 81
gD z9en - s-.s L. 7HE EE.sTEfF:!s
q d Store II Thomas krrth lar het-i F.-n"Vrd
tran N" tFlem'nss 81! sf'"'i', T." = N''" -,
.lst " a-ftiiI.c,,,n ri"it', wfi"s. "a" hesi's ti
supply ot LIZA rflEItANb FINDl$tit. lie krci.=
GA h-id every variety aud sells cheap io' cash.
PnILIP DurSNsR, Flcn.ars'- obi o.tIrsittu 81
with me amt will te u.tii,! To- Iii GA ''nr OIL
trind5 and IA the -tof,l-}+ q" ans c:tl ga
AS. lie will IL. jusii,r +. att
In'tt:: Ind IttbHAS .Sttss'i IL
EES ~ II = ,. - 80 : T. "a. =
~ 1870 kess assurtr, sil,s. jrel fr'',,5yrsi ;,;-
for s' by 'iiAS- hriJii N>I'fN.
nlarI p,,-... ist.r'.. hiaiI. .>tlts!.
EETo : 4 = e - u r Z = y =
e great variety, al thr lowest pEi-e- at ii:s'
NV Drng Store of
f.l,2- y > THOMPSON
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-.s,y. F..v.'s'! s.Sc.ux5sN-P!-5OO NIB IS.
e .,I,i.t rail- Cement Tor sale low at
~ ELLIOTTS FAMILY GROCERY
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zas z2.Y-ET. lily .ECFfR'E HOY
80 Ia s1trud a Grocery and drive au express
,C.t,...n Mti>; = uoAV how write tIr hand, and
ZINC we'll recon. cl. Apply at No. 1872, Po5ey
i.i..t. Main street marlG-tf
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; 2 W. are selling Watches, Jewelfy, DC, az
49,. 49,. ,Ji,.., i,U prct.s preparatory TO laying in
80. NH EITTROLFF BROS,
" lie 4S Main street
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City Clerks Office, May %. 1860.
97OKP ORa TIO.v' NO TIC&.-

sTOR OR.R TGO.V' No TKCE.-
q Order for Plank Sidewalk. Council Chamber,
Mly 26, 1850. And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville that the owners OF all Lots and parts
of Lots fronting or adjoining The northwest
side ui Division street, between Seventh and Eighth
reefs said City, the sidewalks thereon to
lee brel4 Int the proper City grade, and that they
cause a sidewalk of Glass No. to be- laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publication
Of This order said side walk lie curb, with good
white oak planks. not less than twelve 10y tw" and
q h:hf inches in dimensions.
Z. BURKE, Clerk.
80 Hf1- iSEn
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gas, Il ~ - 80 y ~ = = y s. a.
& ,htidtep. .-,.ei spring skirts, "A superior al
fi..it III al. cheaper than heretofore AZ ,e,e
'' MILLER a NIEHAUSS,
43 Main street
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--sa I.EsSs. Fs.fis c"R.N;
psgP tIltish. -elied Corn, - - INV
E-..t,. ~ EITIOT1"S FAMILY GROCERY
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Sz1-.: lEHRsIs. kE.SF L.aRO'-sA
~ 4 prime artIrie, Tor sale az ,,,.o-r,r,x,
III ELLIOTT 5 FAMILY GROCERf.
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@SEsKEEEs .IF0 .S.--IJ mar As-E Il ;. y
q Tar s;,i4. hv : +. GILBiET ; 80.
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nN eBFTE EE.FD IF II A0W'EH
o price thtn .yer offered before, together VITA
s. resentment "i Coorrd Paints, ct the Drug store
WM II. p. STODoARD,
.,nr42 Il Main street.
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q O0a ss" =; II r. r % II ~ a - AZ
~ Plants Just received from Aien's NURSERIES
'''' ,' -, E,l.lnfIss FAMILY GROCERY
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FOR PRESIDENT.

TICKET
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And great variety at notions # all kinds, all OF
which selling below Cincinnati prices, as
determined TO draw the good trade to Evans
willie. GuAie and examine ter yourselves at
mars i. II. MAGrEF < COS, Fi"si ST.
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NEW ICE CREAM SALOON.
rHvEJ r. SEyA, S1RER E9h n ~ ~ n N a. r n

City Clerks Office, May %, 1850.
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Ns7son.FaI,s ~G1rr,roni,1,a.


MeSsrs. Editors The citizens Of oul
village. in the exercise of ths SAM generos.
:ty that has characterized their actions on
several occasions before. this winter. turned
out in great numbers last evening, and
mrde a donation visit to the Rev. S. Stew
ems. pastor Of the Presbyterian Church of
this village. There were over Il hundred
present. and each ore went in for a good
time generally. which effort was ably Sec
ondcd by the words and actions of the Min
ister, whose rema.k; on the occasion were
very appropriate, e%vincing heartfelt graft
tude for the gifts with which he WAS load
ed, and expressing ~lcasure at meeting and
taking by the hanl many, who had been
his fast friends for years.
l had occasion to say in my notice of the
old fol IS conoert. that Mr.. Stevens was
pastor of the church here seventeen years
since. and as he was then the frienr and
advisor of the fathers. he has now lost
none OF the esteem, and regard of their
children.
It'll; true that some ministers are passlJlein
the pulpit, but not tolera5le out of it. AMI
some arc good men, but No ministers, and
some are neither the ono nor the other, vet
but express the opinion of a large portion
of his parisAiOners.a AMI fellow citizens. when
/ say that to my knowled e. no mar unites
the duties of 4 MN, and a citizen. to the
labors of a pastor, more aeccptahly than
does Mr.. Stevens l say this not in alt-
terry. but in justice, and as it is probable
this notice will never meet his eye. | shall
be pardOned this expression. Speaking of
ministers. leads me into the learned profes-
sOns generally, sol will dispose of tie
matter by simply saying that NewtOnFalls
though held in bad odor by a few cut
side barbarians, blasts of a useful and
faithful clergy, of ,k:llful and successful
physicians, and a talented energetic bar, and
In addition, when more accommodating and
worthy merchants are found, than our vii
9age boasts, the world will have moved
SOME. But fear | am getting too ratri-
otto for this occasion. To return to the
matter in hand. This donation was indeed
= Success, each one present enjoyed himself
to the fullest extent, and Lot the l4ast in
tresting part of the time was spent in
hearing the remarks of the pastor, thai k
ing the kind hearts Of the chearful givcrs
for the increase they had made in his has
ket. and his store. and in his purse also
The amount received was over So, in
things valuable, and useful a large Jart Of
which was in cash, which is not only use
full, hut ornamental tLese hard times. The
pext day a large party was given by Mr..
Stevens, to the childrrn of tie Sunday
school connected with his Church, with
vas attended by u~inety-six lovely girls ard
manly boys, each anxious Iot only to onjoy
e feast. but to lear the good advice of
pastor, who they all love and reslec
party like the first, passed off most
W, and had the effect to strength
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4 Gard.

Nessrs RoBBGSs d LIEoY would snnou-ee
that they have purchased of Mr W. PACKARD,
bis entire stock Of AnLro;yf e and Phot' graz H.
sc Chemicals, Cases. &c. We arr. th,r, fore.
ssttr repaired than heretofore. 10 acconmo-
azGe the trade. and suit individuals.
VIC her with return thanks for last favors,
Ea9 will remit no er r.ions in the future, TO
maintain the reputation, net only Of our Chm
iealI, but of our Gallery. and woull assure
those who like first class %icturls. that We con
finue to take t;at kind.
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CAPITAL STOCK. -ICuOo
SChPLCS Over. S12c 6
The North american Insurance ConIaRx continues
TO iHsns~ gsin,t loss or damage by FIRE, OF term
a. hyoratl- as the Eaiure Of the risks and the rez'
security % lhs insured aud u the company Will var
RAM
Losses E~qnitshly Aijust 4 and Prnna' tIv Paid.
A !. HAslI\GS- S-+'v. 2 BDLLES, Pres.
Ell BAS>EFr, federal Agent.
g.. r. L. HOOD. Agent.
ssrt-I % -3En 1t Warren. Ohio.
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Arrival and Departure of Mai.s.
9rrt 3ntt!tigtmt.
C,nnu1i:asio1s

A2QuN-AJ4s VII 4LS61y
We have repeatedly announced the fac; that
we would publish no aaOn ynlous eoH1Hn1Riod ions
srkateDer, unless zee are in possession of tie
name Of the writer. This beirg the case. al
though we receive them frequently. we seldom
Pay any attention to them, or trouble ourselves
q notice them at all. Among those r, eeived
within the last week, is one signed "Rcpuhi-
esn." which is a very ably written article, and
embodies our own sentiments rseisoly, in re-
gard To the queer Kind Of retrenehment which
the Legislature of this State has initiated, DIT
ring this session. We regret that we cannot
publish it.
Another gives q deseril ton of a Concert
Spelling School. which was held at the Lords
town Seminary. in which all the schooIs in the
township joined. If it had the writers name
attached. it ~ouId make n very good local. As
st is. i. must share the fate Of all Anonymous
~Articl,s.
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THE ADMIRABLE QUALITIES
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a-a youngstown. Mansion House. heb. i4Ih.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
iash B. Wick, p!a;e.ia.l

ugh 3. WieE, pa e.i5,1
~. In the Court ~ couDSo
Jahn TcanE aDi pleas fer fIunbulI County.
Isabella iosug- a. b UhIs.
The rf'ntSLts, John Young and Is.bsIa Ynuas.
on resd' nts. Will take notice that the piz,ut z. Hugh
& Wick, did on the 18th day Of January l-5n. de hs
'-titO IN aid Court OF CeuRoh Peas, sVrIinH that
td JOHN EoanK Il indei ted to him on his pr, nissOFy
OF Ter tn >un Of ; L Hundred collars with annual
itersst a. teI p r cen from A.rfl 10. 1852, land also
e laid nate Is s-curtd ny mortgage on lands IN
"a ~ sEeid. q and tIeeuird hy said John and Is
.-tIs IrBng) and pTa,s for juhgnert I. and in dsfapk
{ pa, met, that aid m"rsgI I'd tT.mises be sold =
,d DEFENDANT arc required 10 answer IN or tsfore
SturdAv. the 18th day OF GRTeh, lrfa. T said judg.
eat Rirl be taken -. prayed for by Aid plaiLti6.
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