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CHERRIES SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of 3 pluries order Of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahCgs couu-
ty at the suit Of Frederick Mead, ct. al, Plaintiffs,
against OrisOn Cathan, Defendant, 70 me directed, !
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door Ofthe
Court House in the City Of Cleveland, in said county,
on the It'll day Of December, 1850, at ? O'Clock P. NJ,
the fOllowin described lands and to wit-
LIST. Situate in Orange township, CuyahOgac county,
By lot line of lot L; south by land sold to A. G. Card
ner, and west by a line so far west as TO make 81 56-l0O
acres. Appraised at $1,000.
ID. Part Of Sub Lot I55 in the Graves allotment In
the village Of Chagrin Falls, County Of Cuyahoga,
and State Of Ohio, being the west part Of l14 faef
In S. T.. corner Of said lot, and is 50 feet front on
River street and lO2 5-l2 feet deep.
Appraised at 800 %.
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OR REMED1Ez BY A

Look over tie list; make up . case Of Hhal una
Won choose, and lnciOss The amount 10 a currI not
or gamps by mail 70 our address, At 56e B~roadEey
New-Tork. and The medicine VII be duly retained By
mail or express. free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, gnoisai
agent Tor the sale Of our Remedies In every town o.
asmmunsy 10 TIE United States Address Dr. hus
-sEuTs 4 Co. No. b62 BRoADFtT GEE-foA
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ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
Adams A Garfield. Frths Att7vs- uoV5sl2

GHERIFFS SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command ola nluries writ Of venditiuui
eXpOnas issued from the Court of Common Pleas d
Cuyahoga county at the suit of Abraham Il. Van
Nest, Ct. al, plaintiffs, against II. II. Gillett, defend
ant, to me directed, L shall offer for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House, in the City
Of Cleveland, in said county, on the 10Th day Of De
cember, 1880 at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to Tlt:
Commencing at the intersection Of the sOutherly
line OF Vermont street with the easteriy line Of West
street; thence easterly along the sOntherly line Of
Vermont street sixty-niue feet thence EOuthHry par
allel with the east line Of West street siXty-ie-t;
thence easterly parallel with the south line Of Yer
mont street eleven teet; thence southerly parallel
with the east line Of West street thirty-eight tseti
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet to the east line Of West street; thence nurtherly
along the east line Of West street niney-eight Ret,
to the place OF beginning, being the same premises
described in a deed from Gilman Folsom, IT., to a..
3. Gfllett, recorded in Vol. IS, pages $40 and 81,
CuyahOga County Records, and further known as
the n. ". corner Of block Xxx in the Buffalo Com
pany's allotment In Cleveland, formerly Ohio City,
county, Ohio. Appraised at $500.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
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e. sanford's Liver lnTigorstor and Cdthsrris
Pills are for sale By
CH0RCHILL &BRO., Druggists,
BIO g. W cor. Pub. Square and Ontario st.
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KNOWN ALL OVER THE

PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
M"ILL1DGEv1LLEi "a, Dec. 3
There is nothing Of interest to report to-day.
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win be at his Office No. ~ supertoE street. CleTe-
land. Ohio. Composite the Post once, two doors east
Of onma Hook on the believing dates Of each
and every month"; uAs
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STATE OF OHIO. Pleas ta t G9yS SS9Es 6 q G9nm0n
Mary L. Dringl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-03

TALK WITH SoUTHERNER.-Bayar Tay-
lor writes to the New York Tribune
At White River Junction, where we were
obliged to wait two hours for the train from
Boston to Montreal, fell in with an intel
ligent Southern gentleman, whose state
ments with regard to the gradual deterior-
alton Of the soil under slave labor (of which,
nevertheless, be was an advocate y went
even beyond Helpers abhorred statistics
He candIdly admitted that Slavery can only
exist as profitable institution through con-
tinuaI expansion; when the soil of one
State is exhausted, it must move to new
one. i" But how long can this process be
carried on ?" | asked: After a century
or two, when there is no more new soil
left, what then ?" He shrugged his should
ers: " That at least, does not concern as"
think no intelligent Southerner can fail to
take the same view of the final effect of
Slave Labor. But considered from their
own stand point, what a suggestion does it
present Slavery has no future Through
its own operation it destroys itself, by max
ing itself Improbable, and the question
which must come at last: What is to be
done with it2 is carelessly passed on to
succeeding generations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-03

The PRESIDENCY N CoNGREss.-The New
York Journal Of Commerce argues, with
plausibiIity, that if the Presidential election
goes into the House, (Which is all the Bell
Douglas conspirators can possibly accom-
plish,) Mr.. Lincoln will be elected, by the
addition of Oregon and Illinois (the latter
through the vote of Mr.. Morris) to the If
teen States already having Republican ma
jorities in that body. Should this fail, no
choice can be effected in the House, and the
Senate will elect Lane to the Vice-Presi-
dency, should lie be one OF the eligible can
didates. IF not, instead Of electing Everett
or Hamlin, the Senate lin which the Breck-
inridge men have a decided majority will
let the election 90 by default. Breckin-
ridge, who is a member elect of the next
Senate can then be chosen President of that
body, pro temPore, and will thus become
the acting President. The programme is a
plain one, and the result easily foreseen.
Gin Gnz
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FOREIGN MARkETs.-The latest advices
from. England, which are up to the 18th
inst, as telegraphed from Quebec, are I'M
favorable, regarding the growing crops there
and leave hardly any doubt that they will
be short. Indeed, the weather and crop
matters had assumed such serious aspect,
that the money market was being seriously
affected. The London Times says, that dis
appointment in the expectations of charge
in the weather, and threatened political con-
ingencies, have lead to further decline in
English funds.
American securities show great frmness,
owing to the anticipation of an active bust
ness in breadstuffs.
Cotton was higher, under the advices
from this country. Flour had advanced Is
per bbl at Liverpool, and Corn sd q quart
er. Wheat was Sd II GENITAL higher Gin.
Price Cur.
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A F1Nr SToE~ 4be G-a.5

A F1Nr SIaHT.--At the gEes' -
demonstration in st. le'' = Aepuol Ha
ago, there were 3. SCI lis rev weeks
The Democrat torches in procession
At half says
levee past eight, the scene along the
ts' % anybody who stood upon an eleva-
u position where the whole length of it
could be seen, was grand, and the effect on
the steamboatmen must have told tremen-
dously. Here were torches in double row
extending from Poplar street far beyond
Carr street, and in many places quadrupled
by the counter marching. Marshals and
aids riding up and down giving orders to
the officers of the clubs a dozen bands of
music mingling as many patriotic airs a
thousand voices cheering almost constantly,
and the measured tramp of nearly six thou
sand persons marking time to the music II
was a grand sight, and enough to make the
soul of a National Democrat groan with
pain. The long line of torches seemed end
less and from position nearly central, say
at-the foot of Chestnut street, the lights re-
ceded gradually in the distance, each way.
with excellent effect.
There are many thousand citizens not be-
longing to the ranks Of the procession, who
saw this, and acknowledged that it outdid
anything ever before attempted in the way
of political demonstration. Many of the
steamboats, were crowded with visitors, as
from the upper decks fine view was had
from almost any point.
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position State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR

4 OA bO EhAtOHt
RY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
OR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
YER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
cFoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
AN A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
HAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
EBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
IS g. JONES, of Vauderburgh.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
AMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
Z CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
I PAUL JONES, of Lagrange.
RTNTEEDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
IS J. FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
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AddtfIonni RIVE Ne1va-

'...s. letter to the Cincinnati Gazette,
says The bell boat is still at work upon
the Choctaw getting out her freight. The
bow ofthe ChoctaU was raised three feet on
Sunday, but the heavy pressure of water
anidship somewhat twisted the boat, and
she was again let down. When our inform
ant left they were making canvas bulk
heads around the boat to prevent the water
from breaking over it, and when that is done
they will put their pumps amidship, aud
endeavor to give her another lift. The i'm
preston seems now to be that she cannot
be raised
$500 The following items are from the
Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday:
The new steamer T. j. Pattn, built at
Wheeling, arrived here yesterday and will
take the place of the Courier in the Wheel
ing trade during low water.
1900 Capt. Porter has sold the Hastings to
Robt. Robinson and others for S.. 800, one
half cash. She will be commanded by
Capt Robinson, formerly clerk of the j. IT.
HaiLnaan.
.'.... Capt. Poe was offered $4,000 yes
terday, for the steamer Neptune, by parties
for the Memphis trade.
500. Steam was raised for the first time,
yesterday on the new steamer Il. II. Ruth
zen, to try her machinery.
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aTThe Hon. R. C.. Schenck of Ohio has
been making a speech at Providence, Rhode
Island The Providence Journal describes
him as saying
am a Republican because am con-
servative Wing, and always have been. |
am for the Constitution and the Union, and
who is not and hold to the interpreta-
tions that seventy years of our history have
given to that Constitution. And the main
purpose of che Republican party is to put
an end to this double dealing policy upon
the question of slavery, not to dodge it and
avoid it, but to meet and settle it by re
turning to the policy of the early days Of
the government.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-03

Bay The Kentuckans and other South
erners are swarming in our State and especi-
ally in our county, buying up immense
quantities of corn They are going 10 dis
solve tue Union in the fall, and want 10 get
enough corn to keep them from starving to
death next winter. They may have some
now, but we tell them plainly if they go to
''scuttin up and dissolving the Union that
!. nary grain shall they have after that
.--sF Seymour Times.
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TIE X. y. SALE-The Rochester Union,
a Douglas paper, distinctly afirms that the
ten Bell and Everett Electors in New York
have abandoned their party for that Of
Douglas It says of the Electoral ticket !:
The ticket is clean Douglas hcket. Its
distinctive character is in no sense changed
by the admission of the National Union
Electors but from this time forward they
are of US aud form a part of the great
dominant party Of The future.
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N.Y.MILLINERY STORE.
NER 6 ROS. /,

No. :. First St, bet Main i Sycamore,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
EEaR CSkE K'OUR PRRTKCUL.9R
~ attention to our full and complete stock of
Millinery Goods, such as Ready-Mate SILK ana
Velvet Bonnets, Straw Bonnets, Flats, scoops BON
net Ribbons and Velvet Ribbons Of all widths
silks Satins, and Velvets, French and American
Flowers Blends, Edging, Laces, Rouches, and a
great variety Head-dresses, Coifures ana Netts.
Being connected with Of the largest import
ing houses (No. 29712 and 299 Broadway, New York
CITY \ where we import most of our goods direct
from Paris have therefore better facilities for
obtaining goods and styles, than any house ont OF
New York. We ask country merchants aud mil
piled themselves either at Louisville or Cincinnati
at the Eastern markets, ara respectfully invited
to stop and call in TO inspect and compare our
prices at any rate before going East Please give
a trial and You shall be convinced
aug.2s ems BRONNER BROS.
EJRSTHRRS! RE.9TRE
Il lbs. new Feathers, just received and for sale
at SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
aug2s No. 40 Main street
~ E4GHERs, sCHOA-aRs .s.N'D
~ Parents.-The Free Schools of this city will
ommence on Monday, Sd of September next. All
candidates eraulied for the High School are passed
Ali transfers 10 or from the city for School pur-
poses must be made prior to September 2nth next.
a n5 Gsu dti u ''' ''' P. HoRNBRooK, CIR
IL Kennedy's Medical discovery 1t is the
hest prepar stion in the world for that purpose -
For sale by wM. BIERBOWER, Druggist,
aug23 No. IS Washington Block,
SIZZLING I.9X FOE FRUIT
~ Caus-A large supply ,ust received by
Nm. BIERB0WER,
aug23 No - Washington Block.
IEEFS.f Us ~ TE.n E.-B > y Il
9E Bros. are receiving and opening their
seasapable stock Of FALL AND WIN Err GOODS,
which will be very extensive and beautiful. Their
prices will f4vorably compare with any house in
the city.
They respectfully invite the ladies aud all custom
ers in General TO call at their stand, No. 80 Main
street. (aug.22) RoSER BROS.
ZOtHREsE, CHBEsE.-25 BOXES
u Prime W. r. Cheese, just received aud tor
sale Jv CHAS. ACJOHNSFON,
aug32 Pusey Block.
IasE' gE'XE 3E SksH.-25 A.4LF
@jS hl,I- lust recejS sd ami FIR sale by
ana Oh A. MOOR oTUH, 7 sev Block.
n E.4E L-EH~. Z TkE ~ - r. RksnE
Il Leaf LARD just rec, wed, iar sHle at
auv3 40. 2. MAIN ST
Wnn sAChs PRs.uE WHITE
HUI Wheat Flour tor sale ut the lowest, now
selling at 81 per sack, at
iulv25 COOK 4 LANGLEY'S.
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Bgg-' The last European mail furnishes us
with accounts of the crops in those couu-
tries where the harvest is terminated. 1t is
only in the north of Italy that the wheat
crop is considered sati sfactory; in LON
hardy it IS mIddling and ia the provinces
of Modena, Parma and Bologna, it is indif-
ferent. In yenitia results differ in various
localities; in Naples the crop is less than
was at first expected. The harvest in the
Two CASTLES and La Mancha, in Spain, has
been satisfactory; but in Andalusia the
quantity has not equaled expectation. Ac-
counts from Odessa say that the wheat crop
there 8ill be excellent In Ireland the
harvest will be late, but it is expected 10 be
fully equal to an average crop.
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To Road Builders.

EgEHE PRESIDENT .g.N@D DIR u e
n tors Of .. The HardnsbuTg and CIoverport
Turnpike Road Company" in he County of Breck-
inridge, KY, will receive bids for the construction
of said road, until the 18th day of October next at
which time contracts will be awarded either by
sections Tor the whole route.
Said road will be about ten miles in length an 1
all the necessary materials for construction are
abundant the line of the road.
Plans and prOfles can be examined at the Engi-
neers Office in Cloyerport, 10y the first day of DC
tuber next.
Persons wishing to inspect the route for the pnr-
pose Of bidding will please apply either at Clover
port H8rdins burg to any OF the Directors, who
Will accompany them along the line of the road.
Communications addressed either to David r.
Murray, Mt ClOverport, or to John b. Bruner, Sec
Tetary at Hardius bur, will receive prompt atten-
ton. DAVID II. MURRAY, President.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
aug30- IwdGw
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THE story is told of one clerk at Wash
ineton who, on being urged to subscribe for
the Breckenridge fund, and mindful of the
Presidents Pittsburgh letter, posted off to
see his Excellency as to the propriety of
making subscriptions. Mr.. Buchanan sta
ted that at the time of writing the letter he
hoped to crush out the practice but it was in
vain. He saw no objections at this time to
small subscriptions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-03

ny Hon John Bell has written letter
denorncing Squatter Sovereignty. What
becomes Of the coalition in New York.
Douglas men, silence that Belly A.
Tribune
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Y zsSsOsH-S E.H' 81 UsK6..- THE U.H-
FL der@igned would respectfully inform the cit
zens of tile city that he is prepared TO give lessons
in music, on the Piano other instruments, to
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 themse Ives and desire to purchase
reasonable terms.
Residence on Sycamore street. between Second
and Third streets.
july11 CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS.
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OF PosEY COUNTY.

FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE ....-
eneraJ Assembly, for the Counties
f Posey and Vdnder6urgh,
T R. HUGO, of Posey county.
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THE COOP AND THE BAD.-The following
true and pleasant passage occurs in one of
Frederick Bremer's books
There is much goodness in the world, al
though at superficial glance one is dispos-
ed to doubtit. What is bad is noised abroad
is echoed back from side to side, and newspa-
pers and social circles find much to say
about it-whie what is good goes, at best,
like sunshine, quietly through the world.
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6ladelphia E0ening Meas, the lead
'SScan paper in Pennsylvania, which
,arty together when all Others
come out for Lincoln.
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$50 FEtS 10 GG'.S'FlR-s CT'D R s.
q Franklin Street Sewer.--The Common Coun-
ell Of the Ci Of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until pteniber Sth, 1850, for the con.
struction OF a Sewer unjar Franklin street, La
mascO, from point one hundred feet west OF Full
ton Avenue, to point ten feet East of Third Az
enue. The contractors to furnish the materials
and do the work according to plan and sreci6ca-
lions on file in this Office and payment to be made
upon the completion OF the work in Ctty Bonds
due in one year. aud bearing interest.
p BURKE, Clerk
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npIGRo.N- sPRE.7ess TEN pm.
OLD FIRM In BUSINESS AGAIN.

EygFSEF IND Y X 50 6I-v'E2D WISH TO
a inform the public in general and the rest Of
mankind in particular, that they have bought ont
the Feed business OF Mr. J. c. Dusouchet, aud that
they Will be prepared from this tins to fill ali or
ders for FEED and SEED of any kind
Our Mr.. r. s. RUs7oN having formerly been en-
gagged very successfully in he business for over one
year, but called away to England upon family bust
ness, has returned to his old stand where he Eil
all times be pleased - s,e his old friends and
former customers and all others, and fill their orders
for anything in line, with promptness and sat
isfaction.
Feed delivered free 10 any part of the city.
iuIv2G-tf r. ). RUSTON & co.
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idential ELECTORAL Ticket.

;. Electors for the STATE at Large
:. CUMBACK, of Decatur.
L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors.
ect-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox.
bet John w. Ray, of Clarke.
uct-Morton G. Hunter, of NJ onroe.
,ct-John Ii. Farquahar, of Franklin.
'ct-Nelson Trusler, Of aayettc.
tct- Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock.
-Ct-John Hanna, of Putnam.
;-t--SamueI A. Huff, of Tippecanoe
ect-James N. Tyner, Of Miami.
sct-Isaac Jenkinson, Of Allen.
sct-Dayid o. Daily, of Huntington.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
HORP TKO.0. .y'OTTCg.-

HORP TKOyN' .S'OTECE.-
u Order for Brick Sidewalk August 25, 1860
And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council Of the Cityz-of Evansville. that
the owners of all lots parts Of los fronting
or adjoining the south east side Of Cherry street,
from Second to Third streets in said city, cause the
sidewalk thereon to be brought to the proper
grade, and that they cause a sidewalk of Class
Mol TO be laid down thereon within thirty days
from the publication OF this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, August IS, 1860.
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city Clerks once, August 27th, 1850 SEQ o's's

AVUA = o H ~ n 4 - ~ va TIGN-
q Order for Brick Sidewalk. Council Chambe
August 25, 1850 And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council OF the City o.
Evansville, that the owners Of all Lots or parts
of Lots fronting adjoining Locust street,
both sides thereof between Seventh and Eighth
street, in said City, cause the sidewalks
thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and
that they cause a sidewalk of Glass No. i he
laid down thereon, within thirty days from the pub
lica lion of thi order
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Clerks Office, August Is, 1850. = 80 =


N q q 2 q 70 u 4 4 q ~ ~ a. n = 4 -
u Order for Brick Side Walk Council Chamber,
August %, lS60.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed. by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts OF
lots fror ting on or adjoining the southwest side Of
Second street, from Oak to Mulberry streets.
in said city, cause the siie-walks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade, aud that they
a Sidewalk of Class No ! to be laid down there
order. p BIrRKE Cl'k
City -cIerl,s nffice- ArnrAt 1870 = = -