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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-31
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GOV. WISE
NORTH DE MADE BELIEVE IN THE PROBABILITY
DIsUSIoN.
ROIIIsrox near Norfolk Va

RoLLIsToN, near Norfolk, Va,
August 10th, 1860. (
Gentlemen II sincerely thank you for your tender Of
the special inequalities OF the Young Mems Breckenridge
add Lane Association Of MeIlphis on the occasion Of
the grand Democratic rally which you propose on the
4th inst All my sympathies with you in this rally
aud shall give to your ticket my earnest support
There is no alternative for any lover Of the country of
the Constitution Of the South. There is no man
would meet with more pleasure than the Hon. VIM. L.
Yancey, of Alabama | am lover Of the Union of
these States and is upon the efforts Of hon bold and
gifted leaders like him. that il must depend for its de-
fence and perpetuily IL can't be maintained by
vile submission OF any section TO any attempt at do
mnation by another section. And it is cowardy
and base now TO conceal the fact that shareholders
in the South called upon TO maintain their self
respect, well their rights Of persons proper
~. Many may DO restrained by their caution
from resorng 10 decisive measures but the few brave
men who have purpose and will, and Of honor,
will see and feel and act upon the wisdom that decisive
aggression aud revolution whilst ndecisive measures
patchwork of compromise and concession, but invite
wrong and insult, aud at last will force TO violent
When the conservative element in the North that
there yet in the South who force revolution
rather than be degraded in the Union, then the Union
itself will be restored in its true brotherhood Have
purpose will sense OF honor sufficient TO revou
ton If have Breckenridge and Lane will be elected
If not-God spare me the sight Of the consequences
Duties at home forbid me leaving ii, but can't sup
press the words send you.
Respectfully HENRY A WISE.
To Messrs j. II. Raglan, J. H. Dawson, G. c. Clay, Com
mittee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-31

DIED,
Wednesday night Goth Instant SAMUEL T. ADIE. In the
5ih year Of his age
will place from Centenary Church, Friday after
O'Clock The friends Of bis family
end.
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RALIIMoRE MARKEre. Al

BALTIMORE MARKETs, Aug 10Th, p N.
Cov-Thsre fair eequiy for Coffee t,day and We note
sales OF tI We quote Rio Ordinary
10 prime aud Java at161is cts p n
fLoUR-Continues In active de nand and prices for hm
We quote IS so Dbl fer Street.
City Mills Super; s575a6 for Ohio Extra.
GRi-wheac ntlnues In active demand and prices for Red
have advance from TO cts q bashel and white
eerday figures The receipts to-day 20 900 bus
White l23to 1877 for medium 1855 TO 80 Ter fair
good 1855 to 100 fair aad 6o c's for choice and lot Of
seed Wheat brought 10 Red sold a. 1875 1877 cts for fair 10
PRIME and lot Of9O bushels seed brought lao cents Corn vas
dull and prices for White lower and sold 6IaI0 and
Yellow At s5s6s The receipts were about Iooo bus
euoll transactions 10 10 d We continue
GU quototons follows viz s65a7 refining grades Cuba
English Island s23aIo for grocers styles o. do ta7
for low grades Porto Rico and New Orleans 0as for fair
good do. and 25as3IH for prime do.
PaovIsoxs Provision market aims que-and
without ta-s Of 10 Bacon there nothing
done except in i04a0X for shoulder
aI2X Lard held at 3a3A cts for W,sen 10 bbs
And tc, and i4c In kegs and Refined at i4Ha4kc pD.
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the usual Plantation and Famlrg Implements OF the best
and construction.

GOR N 8, BUNIONs, NAILS
~ growirg into the fesh, and all diseases LH{A
OF the feet, &c, in,tantaneousy removed ,-SV*X ~
wihoet the slightest pain, 90 that immedl >&ee1S4<t
and comfort enjoyed IT ShuE whose services have
bern eagerly sought his absec Just returned from tn
Springs As stay again limited In order TO meet previous
gage neu early application absolutely necessary to obtain his
aid
II once wall Street Hotel Wall Street
Ladies land invalid gentlemen usual attended al their
residences without extra charge
Psrsons nom the country and y,ou viii please observe 3D..
dres, NEi-" WALL bfkkkI'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-31

UuUNTIN.1 POWDRR.-HasArds celebrated Electric,
Id Amercan Kenueky and Indian Rhs Duck and Shoot
ing In Cannters PaskI &C., for sale a. al tbs Gunsior and
y aust LAG. B. DAVENPORT, Agents.
csYRUP-Hew Golden Syrup Of superior quality for
= sslsby aqel 9. B. DAVENPORT.
TEmENT.-5o0 bbh Ressndsls Hydraulic Cement for sis
OM Susl LAa, \ pAvhfu1f.
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In PRESS,

In PRESS,
NEW EDITION OF
YATES AHALY IICAL AND DIGESTiD INDEX OF THE
VIRGINIA REPORTS,
FROM RANDOLPH To 18TH GpATrAN INCLUSIVE INCLUD-
ING ALSO DEoIsIoNI OF THE
Special Court of Appeals;
As Reported in the Two VOum Of PsttOn Heath's
Reports
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ReautIfuI Incident.

We learn from the Nashville Banner that at the con-
cusion Of the speech of Moi Gustavus A. Henry at
Tuscumbia Alabama splendid and deliberately arrang-
cd 5og Of rare and pretty flowers sent to the dis
Tin suished Eagle Orator Of Tennessee" by beautiful
young lady attached to which small card with the
following sentiment Inscribed thereon
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THE cxYoRNArKD BuTTBRs.

Nature her iaor.ory has stored remedy adapted
10 every disease which flesh heir to- bat VIZ
investigation the philosopher 10 discover and
Apply .hn iemeoy '''u i.''.N INV s,., 49,.
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uon, NE
DYSPEPSIA!
with Al. ia ,es.e, and numerous evils and may be safely
- s. . =, a.. -,,,.,,,.,f aig.r, . ....
serted nA' unpi 'hs sPPea~nee" $40 -, -
Of Dyspepsia cured vas q rare experience IN medeA
Nov under the OF these Bers the rule 10 the
-. .x..n,io, ,.uu,. a .r,.
fHe eAoeP''u' '~nu'e ,r-.
Read the following which the suoscrioer requests " 70 putin
for The benefit of the aniieted:-
a :. .,.au..,. .,a u.v.,.r~t. n. m oS DVapKP.
An CsrIs IN Nv ~ .ras y q va .NnTRn mn.
100 NM ~ AH O>
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LIvERPlOL MARKtT. AGO. IL

The weather has rather moderated still lacks heat
OF whea has been heavy
requires br sk wi'd H. On the a0e prospect the
harvest has frightened although tn opening process very
slowly The from tn North Europe
CROP but complain q the weather do Money good
demand Consois for the account 81 3iGa93 SID
Tbs London market Dir fterday aud ra
ther hg prices paid 70 Wheat tut IN -Four there
hsrl auy business Tl-days market atten led
with excellent demand for Wheat from interior at Id2d
ce-ta advance prime Rel American steady
prc fcu good demand and 81 y bel arr extra
2ss Cd Indian Crn sells free freely Imports
Breads us into yeIps frc the United and Canada
from l0t, TO 18Th August
oorroslmpor for four days. Including Fd ". 2j23 bales
OF which 10 Ito American saes time e.
which 0OO were mercan poday 10000 baes spectators
and hv ta<n $1,000 bales The market very
active aad has adyau the less favorable
from the United sta Hc0Ad rnddlng Orleans 6S Up
land and No lie, 5hd S,OIts, Jolt Sons % Co.
LIVERPOOL Aug l-BKxApsrFTs Th market tends up yard
prices Of all articles sshi higher suthor
port FLOUR and Corn each sailing and Wheat
higher since Tuesday Another report Corn "A good
Of couutry bus and aiage business dcn Wheat
2dtSd Genital Tutsiys priceL Pour active
fully sack and bSl dearer Data de4er for good quail
Inoian Coma demsId at Improvement OF 10 quar-.
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NEW YORK. MARKETS. Aur. %

Corr-Hod.rs various continue nr and
prices have not varied ercep: for st Domingo which again
n The ues Of buyers and holders however are
still widely variant sud purchers only made for the
ply ofImmedlate wants, the ma h. continues quite dull
FLoUKThere has been increased de maud for State and
We,ten lotr since the date last Review under which
hiss assumed tNne while all kinds ap-
pelatsd 10 10 % cents Dbl chedy the bette. grades Of
shipping brands which have been freely dean at the -prove
sou Flour quiet until yesterday when there
OILS cents bb at which the sales heavier than for 10
tin previously Tansacons for the three comprise 10 800
bb Of which changed h,nds yesterday closing firmly At
% 5Ol1SI 70 for Richmond citY.
GkA There continues active demand for all kinds OF
Wheat and In consequence OF moderate supply AMI light
cep holders have been enabled to obi eond advance
have tolerA6y heavy boh Ing Shipment
The market maintains the hrmness and buoyaney which ehc
t.riled previous writing and at the close yesterday
still upward The receipt at tide water for the third
othe correspond.
week last year. and TIE aggregate receipts for the show
those OF 1852 edu led 10 Flour Of equal $50 900
bb The sales since day aggregate f56 900 bushes Corn has
active and the receipts having sufficient
the NJ the trade pceJ have advanced about
per bushe the SALES ince Friday comprise 600 bushe
firmly T2s0 for Southern White 6I2 d.
yellow
LElTHR-The for Hemlock Sol has undergons
tera change since last the demand still and
prices without qaosoe change Oak Sole fair demand
previous rates french CALF Skins 10 good request without
change In prices
change notice. the demand being q7ts
Moderate and the market dull GALES 1870 hhds Cnba Museovdo
at 6a5c.
suoll-Ihere hs, fair demand for consumption since
though the market generally du pIces with
out change. Sale rs " hhds Cuba M6k1lhc-
ToBAccO-Dersble stocks OF sezsr Leaf held high,
and this activity. The demAn generally moderate
Sales II hhds.
Louisre August rhe Advance noticed
fully maintained during the nth but small breaks MANU-
faeared has bern good demand and prices sitter but not QUO
tail llfF r.
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NEWS FROM NORTHWESTERN vIR-
GINA.
WHEELING, Aug. &c, 1860.

Yours in the faith,
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TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIGHTS.
RICHMOND RIG
TO CORRESPONDENTS, -,
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,

" INN tl,ceAs
or VICE PRESIDENT,

EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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WIHns0R rLAsrER-soo toms per BRIG Northern
7 w ueht 0fset hon Windsor, n 8 For sile By
sau sHlkLDs sJhERvILLl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

CHICAGO, I'LL, May 10, 1860
l started from Indianapol is at ll.2O A.
NJ yesterday ana came by the Lafayette
and indianapolis, New Albany and Miehi-
gan, and Michigan Central Railroad, ar
irving here at so in the evening
The scenery on this route is OF great in
terest. Between Indianapolis and Lafayete
(64 miles) the landscape is diversified by a
pleasant succession Of prosperous villages,
outrageous forests, cultivated fields, and
spreading pr4.iries The Wea Prairie is a
gem in its line, inters}erscG with groves and
honcsteadeS, that relieve what otherwise
would lie monotOnouS.
Lafayette is pleasantly located on the
Wabash, and is ,skirted ON the south and
east with a graceful blnIT, on which arc
built a number of handsome private residen-
ces. 1t is a very thriving place.
From Lafayette to Michigan City go miles
the road is nearly an dir line. Six miles
north of the " Star City" is the Tippecanoe
Battle Ground. 1t is situated on ridge Of
a tlatiron shape, and elevated above the wet
prairie some forty feet. The railroad run;
! close along the eastern edge OF the ridge, il
/ fun view of the inclos,ue which surrounds
| the ground on which the hottest of the
memorable conflict was fought.
| Soon after leaving the Battle Ground, We
crossed portion of the Grand Prairie The
scene here was magnificent. The eye il
vain sought to distinguish a boundary Il
that wide expsnSe of vegetation, save thu
sky. The effect was as if the observer W.,
| looking out on the sea in n high wind, ex
ceptng that the line of the surface of th
| illimitable plain was green instead of blue
The hilocks resembled waves and the flow
erS foam We passed through miles afte
miles OF this prairie country, much of it wet
and exhibiting signs of extensive drainage
\ very common mode of fencing | noticet
to be that of digging a ditch and throwing
the dir; from il on an embankment along
side. There is some hedging, but it is no
well trimmed, and consequently does no
thrive as a general thing. The wheat look
well all along the route
Near Michigan City, the sand hills com
mence, aud in that dreary and insight
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

NEW YORK, May II, M.-Tbe trotting
match between the two celebrated stations,
Geo. Patchin and Ethan Allen, on the Union
course yesterday was everything that could
be desired. The track was in good order
and about 10000 people were present. The
horses Were both in prime condition. Patch
in won the first heat in 2.2j by u neck and the
second heat in 2,24 10y length. The third
heat Patchin won in 229 by two lengths
Thus winning the race in three straight
heats. Ethan Allen was driven by Dan
Pniler and Patchin by d. Talman. Among
the heavy losers was John Morrissey, who
laid hundred to forty on Ethan Allen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

ss.A. As the warm weather has commenc-
cd, and it is the desire of every one to "keep
cool, we deem it proper to inform our read
ers that they can find a large stock Of beau
tiful, fashionable, and well-made Linen,
drap dc este, and Alpaca suits at Lyons
Clothing house on First street.
Lyons received fresh accession to his
already large stock last evening, by Express,
and has marked goods down, this spring, AT
very light profits
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May l2,-l

9e23t"The Savings Bank, No. l, First srteet,
is prepared to make loans, buy short time
notes; buyes and sells exchange, coin, un-
current money, and land warrants. Sells
sight drafts on England, Ireland, and Scot
land. in sums to suit.
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WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Preside

WAsHINGToN, May 1.-THE President
nominated in the Senate Hon. John A. Dix
as Postmaster for the city of New York
The appointment was Immediately confirm
ed, without the usual preliminary Of re-
terence. John Clayborne was also con-
firmed rs general appraiser Of the Custom
House
urging the seccders to return to the Balti-
more Convention, is published in the Con-
stihsfion to-day with approbatory remarks.
1t is signed by eighteen Congressman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

se1g We were shown, day before yester-
day, most superb blank book, the product
of the skill of Mr. ". l.. johnson, Book
Binder and Statioucr on First street. The
book was Register of freight for p. q.
ORiley's Wharfboat, and a more complete
and substantial one OF the kind we never
before examined. Mr. johnson should re-
ceive the patronage of our entire business
community as his work will compare favor
ably with that done any where else.
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CiucinnnfINInrket.

CINcrNNATI, May II, p. M.--FIour dull at
. GO@l5 70 for super6ne Wheat
declined &c Whisky steady at Is. Mess
pork at II 250I7 30 with moderate de-
mand- Bacon at 7s@71 for shoulders and
81 for sides; sales Of bulk shoulders at g
@63; sides at 8I@9. Corn declined lc,
closing at 48@49 for ear. Oats steady at
44G145.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

RSa. A new style Of Glass Fruit Jars can
now be had at VIM. Bierbowers Drug Store,
which is the best jar ever invinted for pre-
serving Fruits, &c.-not so liable to break,
and cheaper than any other now in use
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

I and he asked whether the party was pre-
pared to vote down the words OF the De
claratiOn of Independence. He cautioned
them to beware before they receded from the
position they occupied at Philadelphia, and
refuse TO repeat the words of the Fathers of
the Revolution, as used in the Declaration
of independence.
Gen. Nye took the floor, and proceeded to
speak, when several delegates from Penn
sylvania said, put it in and say no more
about it.
General Nye That is all want, and
am glad that the fear of a speech from me
has induced them to give way. loud ap-
plause and laughter).
The amendment was then adopted and
resolutions as amended passed unanimously
\ scene of the widest excitement follow
I'd, tie immense multitude rising and Civ
ing round after round of applause, 10000
voices swelled into a deaiening roar that for
several minutes rendered their attempt to
restore order impracticable The multitude
outside took up and re-echoed the cheers
making a scene OF enthusiasm and excite
ment unparalleled in any similar gather
ing
Amidst the confusion motion to adjourn
till 10 clock tomorrow morning was lost.
Mr.. Goodrich of Minn. moved TO 90 into
a ballot for President.
There was much confusion and cries of
" ballot, ballot amidst which The Prcsi-
dent put the affirmative en- the motion to
adjourn, and declared the Convention adj
jourued till 10 o'clock tomorrow
Among the resolutions was one that,
while providing a revenue for the support
Of the General Government by duties upon
imports, sound policy required such an ad-
justment of those imports as to encourage
the developments of the industrial interests
of the whole country. We commend that
policy Of national exchanges which secures
to the working men liberal wages, and to
agriculture, remunerating prices; to me-
chanics and manufacturers an adequate re-
ward for their skill, labor, and enterprise,
and to the nation commercial prosperity and
independence.
The resolution was received with un-
bounded enthusiasm by Pennsylvania and
a large crowd Of outsiders, the whole dele
cation and spectators rising and giving
round after round of deafening cheers.
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DIED

In this city, on the 18th inst, CHARLES c., son
Of Henry and Lydia Martin, aged II years and
months
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
the funeral from The residence Of the parents, IN
Elliotts Enlargement, at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

CHCAGo, May II, M.-There has been no
vote indicating preferences, but Mr.. Seward
on the first ballot will probably have 1G0
or $50 votes of the 448 votes cast.
The ballotting is expected to commence
this afternoon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18
xxxvICONGKEss--FIrst session.

WASHINGTON, May l7.-SENATE.-The
session to-day was occupied by Messrs.
Douglas and Davis, in a lengthy and heated
discussion on the Davis resolution.
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FoUSD, on yesterday, in Lamasco, a
WATCH which the owner can have by call
ing mt Scriber's Foundry, on First street,
proving property and paying charges.
CHAs. HOLLAND.
MAY l2.-lwd.
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EVANSVILLE, MAY l6, 1860.

MEssRs. COPELAND e NEXsFN,
Agents -}3hia Insurance Company.
GENTLEMEH: We have TO ackuowlcd cdgs
the receipt of II check for six thousand three
hundred and thirty nine dollars, being the
balance as per adjustment, of our loss by the
steamer Castle Garden.
Please accept our thanks for the manner
in which our claim has been paid, and be
assured We shall continue TO patrouize your
Office Very truly yours,
PREsToN BROTHERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

LEAyENwoETH, May II, P. MIR. Green
Russell reports to the council Of this city,
that he arrived at Denver in % days from
Leavcnworth via Smoky Hill. Making an
average of 3 miles per day, for the entire
distance Of 6I0 miles. He found plenty of
water and grass along the entire route; also
wood, with the exception Of a distance of
25 miles where fuel was not abundant. He
met with no trouble from the Indians, and
reports the route excellent ana over loo
miles shorter than any other. His report
will be published.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

CLNCINNATI, May II, M.-The river has
risen feet , inches in the last 81 hours
Now % feet in the channel. Weather clear
and hot.
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rsas. We take pleasure in calling the at
tcntion OF our readers to the following letter
from Messrs. Preston Il. Brothers, to Messrs-
Copeland x Nexsen, our enterprising lnsar-
ance Agents. Such testimonials speak for
themselves:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

LOUISVILLE, May II, p. M.-Hon. John
Bell, of Tennessee, is row addressing a
large crowd in front of the Gait House.
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DETROIT, May II, p. M.-San st. Marie
canal was opened for passage of vessels on
the / 9th inst
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.
Clubs of I6 or NOR,

nc The privilege of yearly advertisers IS I'M uN
thcir Immediate business, in tb"it CIV" it,ie'
and all ADVERTISEMENTS fer the benrht Di "thrf
persoHs well a. legal advertisements '.i'i "iNti-
Isencnts Of auction safes, and Embellishments WIN
Ie name of other persons, sent IA Icy theih' ihuSt
be paid for at the usual rates
raq No report, resolutions or Proce@"Inff' 81 any
and no conluuniesttion designed Ia call attention L"
An matter cf limited ut individual interest can ie
inserted, uniessS paid for as tn adv erlisriirnt.
"a Contracts for yearly advertising wall nnt "o
discontinued unless order t. that ers; lrit II
the Cfice, and when discontinued ia i-ss than IA
year, tine price Of the whole year will b. i'''rsei
Iished at the ex pefa. the attorneys Urierin., and
not elayablc for legal proceedings. but c'lioot'iie
4t usual time
re Our terms for job Work si.i transient a1Yer-
tiatments are CAoLI.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

PITTsEuRG, May II, M.--rhe meeting of
the Douglas Club last night, was attended
by Il large number Of leading Democrats in
the county. ]. r. Hunter was President.
Resolutions were passed unanimously re-
questing the President to issue an address
in reference to the action Of the Charleston
Convention, and recommending the friends
Of Douglas 10 hold meetings IN the various
precincts, and to instruct the delegates to
the National Convention at Baltimore and
asking the county committee to endorse the
call of the Convention on fifth of June, to
instruct tor Douglas Democrats in this
c0nnLY are peneralIH enthsiastc tor DOupIns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

s6-Another bigIpackage of fresh papers
from JAS. Ferry of the Adams Express
Jim always remembers the Journal
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OswEGo, May =, M.--A fire in Fulton last
night, destroyed @lock Is, second class
Hotel buildings .on \ all street and Second
street. Loss about 81 900, not much in
Sura6
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<ARR, Es-sEZHEE y CO., Eg.f2&R
~ street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
IN Groceries and all kinds Of Produce. S,i's.
Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Xaru, White
lri full stock Of SASH Panel Du"Is, &c, nf all
NM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

SA6a D0Z. EAESH 4sGFS, .gEST
eDVO receil I'd at the EUREKA BAZAAR.
H(EREs gRFCR.-.5 coon S6E'PEE'
II on hand and for sale by SAMUEL ORR.
myl5