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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.


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,eenh isreet between University placsand rirh svsnus.
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briede, hertd Office
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Agent
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

nHAP or NAV YoxK C1rY Agp grvrRoNs. Pun
~ iishsd By B wEsrknnAMNA co $40 lsrosd say A
uncd kssiss cosss furvsy 81 specAl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

lyoCkAWAr CARRIAGE FOR sALE-vERY RooMY
III and nney hoped msde bv Adans IN nss rata or
der sost when ne over $500 will cell Tor be sosu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

IN rARn ~ TO AfBAry
On end aosv monday, Agra ~ 1890 wsns wf aye I've,
yssvxh sreet station. nsw york - follovsror yns~s
srsfss so A. n, and 30 r. II fr whns ris.s m a. n,
sspo fss Dover fss~s q, 6ow r~essr sssA street Y.
pof. ~ Ah&nr A. n u&n, connect wth Ne Hsw grkk
t~r~d Rafro<H mefn~ning. wrl l~ave wlNsmxpsdss a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

WILL SHORTLY OPEN
w III SHORTLY OPkN
VHIfEs ofsHx HOUSE, sos BROADWAY.
whl1As OT9BA HOUsk 5g3 BRoADwAY
rHRTffEsr PLACE - THE CITY.
PREITlEsr PLACE In TIE OIrf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

~
Il No. los Camp seet, next door to Poydras street.
filled with every variety of choice and fresh
GROCERIES We respectfully invite patrons and the pub
generally to call stock keep nothing
except the BEST QUALITY Of GOODS market asEds,
and guarantee everything we sell.
whinthe days received the following goods,
and all fresh Smoked sarnon Ganberes, Goshen Butter,
Mackere No Extra Large Mackere, Picked Salmon,
English Goldfish, Smoked Scotch Herring, Stuffed Aangocs,
Stuffed Peppers Spanish Olives, English and Boston Pickles,
Boneess sardnes Asparagus Peas Beef Tongues Dried
Beef New Pealed Peaches New York State Dried Apples New
Raisins New Primes, etc.. etc.
We cali special attention to fine assortment of TeaouI
Tea 81 per pound from the house of Wong Chong
Hougue, chna ne oolpngs English Breakfast Gunpow
ds imperial Young HSson from ST 80 per pound
we do hesitate in saying have fine assortment
any other store in the South.
Call and examine for yourselves n5 3teod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

81 JUST TARRIVEB-D JOSEPH ELLIOTT
z4 Wakes pleasure in announcing 10 his patrons
that he has just arrived from the North aud Nest and
has brought fine lot Of Horses entered the market
among which ten fine match pairs Also lot OF fine Sin
gle and Saddle Horses which there four i've fast
Trottes The Doctor found his Stable Of Ba
and Union Streets where he will sell reasonable terms
six twelve months credit good city
ol3 I'm DR. JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
- MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
HfETfprAHo FORTE MANuFAcToRY.

VIM. KNABE CO.. Nos. /, !, S and EutAw street. Bai-
more respectfully inform their Southern friends that they
enlarged their factory and prepared supply great
demand for their Pianos They unquesiionahy the most
durable contain all tbs latest improvements fully guar
anteed for five For great power
and agreeable touch, they unequaed.
Thabe sakoseh and other great panizss used then
in their coneerEand have given certificates for their superiority
They haye for the ast wears the first premiums
all competition in M lI4en States where they have
exhibited Last et ,hcs received Ave rst premiums two
hontgomery Ala one souihern made piano, and
for the best against ali competition.
full supply Of the may be found
agents in New Orleans, at
NELL wASHBURE's,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
lels 1y&x Story Building, tup stairsS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
SLAVE CLARA, AGED 10 YEARS, IN THE MATTER or
Eli farrell VS.. Sarah Ann farrell, interdicted.

BY j. B. WALTON,
AUcr1oSEER-oface 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, December s. 1860, at Is O'Clock
- NJ by virtue and in pursuance Honorable
the Second D re, Court Of New OrleansEo g55ated list
CHARLES EXCHANGE.
THE SLAVE CLARA, an orphan, aged about 10 years.
TERMS-0neha CASH balance six and twelve months
credit Tor notes Of the purchaser endorsed the satisfaction
the Curator with interest at The rate of six per per
from date 10 maturity, eight per cent after maturity mt
final payment
Act Of sale before d. l. Ricardo Notary Public at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
L'EsCLAyE CLARA, AGEE DE 10 ANS, DAMS LiAF-
faiIe d Eli Jarre vs.. Sarah Ann farrell, nlerdie
.=..z PAR ]. B. WALTON,

Encenteur-Bureau 40 du Camp
GAMEDI lie pecembre 1860, q midi. en-
~ veft ct IN ofdre de Honorable Deu&eme
Cour District de Ia Nouyee 0rleapsNo l6 gate lie er
novembre 1860 sera yendu encan public. BouRsE
CHARLES;
L,EsGLAVE CLARA orphellne. agse d'enyiron 10 ans
GONDiTlONsLa Motto compliant la balance dams six ct
douzs noi bets de raequereur edosses satisfaction
du CuFateur porant pteet rasop de six pour
la date tehance, ct hut cent Pam echeanee
quia parfait Placement.
Ace ae vene padcvant D. Ricardo notsire public aux
fras de racluereur. ms Is dc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07


Grand Paror Grand Square and Upright Pianos from the
attention as Sss 10 tie R&VEN BACON 60 PIsEos now
these Pianos especial ayories the North
durability beauty Of finish decaey Of touch and
sSesIed esss = St' p0' W. ~ u' ls p'lo'
q Roa nd ober psee n M @
ct premium for good sold elegant an snsh snd per
lowest priced Plane ahsw gsd Every Pisno so b
stock Of complete Music store Music and Music Books
sent az e Sn9W s p0'''ss ifse = = No Il csnp Street
SoUTHERN MADE COAL OIL At 81 25 PER
large stock of the celebrated PARAFFINE COAL on,
mgpnqetsd il Virginia. qna,passed IN Goot purity Or dura
oSE 81 6s " Emf VI CENTs LLoN
Also the very best quality of
oRidfNAL KERosESE 6fl4 S1N6AEg I,Af X n, s,,,1,
and in respect equal the Virginia Oil at the reduced
price :? s56faFS y e fE s@9nD MaDE rARArr1SE CANDLES
G s @o % % n snsr s E9 x Y sf
re s9a
Sugarhonses Cane Sheds Houses Depots, Ware
hoaisfi a,f tnS: stG :, Price s.
KEkosESE, + COAL, and other OILS.
And the celebrated HELIoM LIaHT,
so popular ia this city liberal discount Z dealers ss
oST sa @ ss 1a
80 NoYEs & WELLS,
Successors TO 0. ]. Noyes,
. Commercial Place.
stock Of Lamps Chandeliers Brackets etc. ever brought into
New Orleans NJ tdlod&W
r .ADIEs' WINE. WHINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLH
A nj T6r
testified by Physicians thousands Of Ladies' Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle stImulant and Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs, improving the Apostle
and Purifying the Blood.
AS q Diuretfe,
It impars healty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS,
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GouT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIo AFFECTIONS.
AS a Sudorifie,
1t upon skn opening the expeing all
puries by nsnsbe perspraton thereby driving of Erupoa
cleansing the surface giving and the who'll
system and BIO ooNING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
| the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
| The Chippeyvp TrEbs of IndIans
Have long used the Blossom snd Fruit of the Elder
their valuable remedies
In Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved by famies for IN
speerss Wine OF Elder
Ia pure from the juice cultivated Elder b,
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dcpa properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in common
USE and excellent article for all WEAK and DE BILITAT
ED PERSONS, aud the AGED and INPIRM removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE and benefttns
LADIES and CHILDREN.
| A Ladies' Wine,
Because it will not ntoxieate, il contains mixture
spirits other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar flavor
and nutritlye propertes impartng healthy to ths
| STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
MA glass full or be used with meals
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
SUCCESSION OF G. V. JoNTE, DECEASED : NINE
Lots Of Ground on Gasquet streetSx Lots of Ground
in the City Of Jefferson
RY q WATTOM

Lots Of Ground Gasquet slreet-six Lots Of Ground
in the City Of Jefferson.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Office. 40 Camp street.
Deesmbfr p al1 .a sah 1850 ct ls
Court q New Orleans Docket No 1924 dated October a.
property for Of the Of @ Jonte deceased
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Gas
enet Broad Canal and Dorgenos Streets designated by The
dasaas street DEPTH q o5 feet 1t No. forming mi he
corner Of Gasqset and Dogenos streets Lots Nos in
qast ~ deph e l5s feet i5 inches lines
bounded BY aure oads Jersey and vaience eets
aa os and s s hs an y to ag S n ea
100 feet between parallel lines Lot No. IA forms the
The negEess 4 saEe PAULINE A aged about q years
balance credit Of years notes Of the
purchasers their order bearing interest the Of
thereafter if not pgnctually paid until final payment,
with special mortgage on tie property sold also until final
ment
The parshe%ssrs % q t property bounded
in coupons for division between the co.popeors
Acts sale before d. Ricardo Notary Public at the ex.
pense Of the purchasers.
SUCCESSION DE O. " JoNTE, DECEDE-NEuF TER
la Gasquosz Tersans la vile de JEFF
PAR j. B. WALTON,
observation-disclosures, 40 rue du Camp.
h6a . L. hoss. dscsmhTe G. an'a a; 1850 mi pmnIdi
Morgan juge la Deuxieme la Nouy Orleans
doser No 1924 date lie 20 ecobre 1860 II venu Fen
public les popretas snvante le compte de Ia
Sf g Gqs dsas & borne par les res oe
Broad, Canal ct Dorgenois dtsgnes par les Nos O. Les
terrains Nos ncusivenent cacnn 27 peds
face la Gauet proondeur de 100 peds lie
rain No fome encoignue des Gasquet Dorgenois
edessus menonnas chacun 2 ped
la Gasque pofondeur de l5 pieds 10 pouces
lignes
SIX TERRAINS dams vile de Jefferson daus ilet borna
par les are Cadz Jersey Yaence desenss par
Nos IA 49, ncusivemen ehacun n peds pouces
ct gnes de face la Laurel profondeur de 0
| piedg, entire ienes PARALLELS,
e terrain No IA forme pencognure des Laurel Gad
| La ndgresse PAUI4INE, ag6e denviron "a ans
re- G0NDITI8NS-Pour les s-fOnds compliant
Ia baanee credit de ct deuS bets des
eur propre orre portant nteet rHson de pom
Fan du eur de Ia leur eeheance hut pour
Pan ares ledr eeheance iusqua patta pnmen hype
theque sur les progfiees VeidS iuiua af cement
Les acqueeus es ternis dams let borne les
Broad Canal DorgeupS deRront foufnr eurs billet
dyst coupons ain deecuer paage entire les copro
! pletaires
| Pour rlesclaye-Gomptant
Actes pardevant D. l. Ricardo, public
| frais dies acqEerenrs. nj 5 &c dc 7 S
| V OST-sATURDAY NIGHT, THE lsr SEPTEMBER, or
Ia the by the Bell and Everett procession go
ing returning from the OF Josephine and NayGde
grayed upon plain shield The will be literally re-
watded by leaving them at this office. SEA- If
/ VH4As. II. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IN
~ SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES. REAL ESTATE AND Ex
| CHANGE,
| NO. AS Caronde1et street,
| nRl Ratyaan Common and arRv;er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
MARBLE WORKS

Monuments Tambs and Head Stones Piers Center Table
Tops Counter Slabs antel Pieces Graes and Crate Setting
Flooring Tiles Banque!te and Yard FSgging Iron Railing
Coping. etc.
nThe trade supplied with rough and manuactu ed srhlf
by GAYANAUGH GUILE y,
ol tFkw 23l and 256
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

ForRra DIsYRtcr C,oUaT CITY or NRW ORLEANS u.
Of New orleans ~. MONTFoRD.-No. I3 325.
PY VIRTUE OF = writ Of iert facias TO
Orleans lhe above entitled cause, will proceed 10
sell public aucon AZ the.e City Hotel Common street be,
tween Camp Magazine streets, FRIDAY, the Z3d
day November 1860 At IL O'Clock NJ the following de-
scrfbed property, to wit
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, situated In the -.
Second District Of this city IN the square No ST. bounded @
by Main Ann Dauphn and Burgundy Said lot @
sixty four feet more less on Main street BY sky
appear the Assessment Roll OF said District filed
In the Office of the IRE tasufer 81 this city.
Together with all The buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized in the above salt.
TERMS-gash on the spot.
f. II. PARRER,
aFt pet afn NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

oUAJaIEMg couE DisTRIcI La VILE DE la N,LLE.
de Ia SoavelIe- Orleans ORLEANS Va. MICHI-
EARD.--No I4,G25.
ttN fEhTC dun writ de safsie ct venfe q
Ia moi adesse HHonoa6e Smatrieme District
de la Nouyee Orleans dams rare cdezsus e procedera Ie
LUSDI 10 de nayemhre 1860 midi, pHotel de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp Maasins
a vepie publiaue ct adjudication de Ia pEope don't suit
Ia description savor--
Troene District IfKT 20 borns par les ues des Champs
Eiysses Craps, Grands homnes Aargny Deux
rains dams lie dit et les dmeusions sdvantes
I'm dts erFans fore ane dcs de Craps Margny
6i pieds de face IL Marigny 128 peds
profondeur rRutre terrain dams 1e let 50
pieds dc face Ia Margny 10 pe de pIotondeur.
Saisie dams paflire ci-lsssus-
C0NDITIONs-Comptan au moment de padiudicston.
y. y. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
AMUsEMENTs.
a cADEmY OF MUSIC = ACADEMY OF MUSIC
@s4 Formerly
spalding & Rogers Amphitheaser.

spaIdIhS @ HoBtrs' AmphItheater.
sPALDING Il ROGERS Proprietors
G. G. CHESBEY Manager D. r. CALDER. Treasurer.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS, Nov. s and 4
Week Of the Popnar end Successful Troupe Of Deneaors
and Paut0nifnisis.
RUBsEY 4 EEWCOABS MTNSTRELs.
The wonderful Hernandez the comic Dnley the droerh
Tehr The prodigy Bobby the graceful NJ He Rosat the
psed Bdeaux the lion hapj1ist Rnmsey together with the
entire comp their Afs Concluding with the comic
panomine Ii white faces Of
Jg4nes.
N;B-The Saturday Noon Performance viii be discontinued
sS-ADMfssIoS-5D Cents Doors open at 61z Curtain
rises a. I1z o'clock.
ns Sp oD'-' VpeA i''- ~ 80 r. A. CLARE, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDING's PREPARED GLgEi
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLuEi
Save the Pieces!

&c oMYi DIsPAToHI
RS-"A Stitch In TRe Saves Eine.n-GH
Asaocidens will happen in well-reguated families
desirable to have ckeap and
pairing Furniture, Toys, Croekery, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

RE aag
A TTENDU que Joseph Werling q pre-
IA petition la G0ur eiet d'0benir les Let
tres Administration Id succession de feue Louis Wering
| decide intesat-
Avis est par lie present que celia net
concener dayo d&duire dix ous les rasons les
| queles il ne serat pas fait droit la dite petition.
| Par ordre de la Cour.
MOREL. Depute Greffer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

V OST-SATURDAY NIGHT, THE lsT SEPTEMBER, OF
Ia the taken by the Bell and Everett procession go
ing returning from the of Josephine and Nayade
Streets pair of Gold Sleeve Buttons with the letters A. j.
grayed upon plain shield The finder will be lberally
warded by leaving them at this office. se2I If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

WAETED-A YOUNG NAN WITH 4 LARGE AND
w valuable aeguainanee in Middle Florida desires situs.
tisn In Conrnsop Dry Goods Grocery in ff sv
Salary Asst nneh object opportunit 10 make
a1g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
WANTS---WANTEn

WANTED--A SITUATION BY AN ABLE BODIED
w an who s good carriage driver
and gardener and willing rnsks himself usefuf his
wife, who Is good cook washer They
have objection go the country address John At
this Office rs h,*
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DIsTgIcr oounr suocEssIos oE LogIs VI WEIR
WHEREAS, Joseph Weriing has petit
wv Aoned Court Letters OF Administration the
of the late Louis Werling, deceased inestate-
Notice hereby given to all whom concer to show
within Ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

E. 7, PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxIEHE CouR DE DIsrRtorl LA VILE DE IA NILE
de la Nouvee- orleaus. GHEESEBoRoUGH.-No No.
lT,lSa
I'm VERTU DUN writ de saisie ct yente
- moi adrese pHonoahe DeuSieme oour Dc District
la Nousee Orleans dams Faare cdessus je lie
MARDI lie de decernbfe 1856 midi pHoe de Cite,
Ia Commune celes dn Camp ct des Magasns, la
pubique adjudication de la propete don't suit Ia des
erption-- N
GN TERRAIN situt Premier District de cette vile,
dams rlst borne mar les res aope Water Ste
lord ayant cent irente cnd pds de Ia Water
cent yingt-cinq peds de profondeur.
Saisie dams iaffaire cidessus. Ne
C0NDITIoNS-gompta moment de fadjudieation.
E. r. PARKER,
n3 10 d4 ShGrif de- IN Parosse d'Grleaps.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-06
THE EARTHQUAKES. !"

At four o'clock the Earthquakes " or
" Fantastcals," burlesque on the militia,
paraded. They emerged from Mozart Hall,
and marched over an extensive route. The
captain was a steel-clad warrior, with visor
down and looking like the Black Knight
His lieutenant was old Satan, with sharp
horns and long switching TAIL The band
was composed of huge horns, an awful
jewsharp a "killIng" clarionet, and mu-
sic box that seemed filled with a dozen
fighting cats. The " music" was stunning,
and almost drowned out the Crescent City
Band which preceded it. The costumes we
shall not attempt to describe. Just imagine
bonnets of "lOO years ago." hats ditto,
short-breeches, one tailed coats, buttons the
size of saucers, hoops as big as all creation,
and so forth and so on-and you can appre-
ciate the ludicrousness of a scene which
convulsed the town with laughter.
The " Fantasies marched down to the
river bank at the foot of Walnut street, to
see Signor SLIM safely on board his tub.
That undaunted "Eye-talian gentleman
dressed like a court jester of aye olden
time, got into his little tub, to which was
attached his four tame ducks, and sailed off
triumphantly on the placid bosom of /" la
belle REVERE" After performing various
wonderful feats, be landed safely at the foot
of Locust street. 1t may be well enough to
state that his tub was on big raft, his
ducks were tin ones and that the whole was
towed by skiff in which was boy row.
ing. A number of very clever people were
"badly procured" but what of it. 1t was
a free siIe operation-SiIe didn't charge
them a cent-his performance was &" free
gratis for nothing, and no grumbling."
After this terrific performance the Fan
tasticals" evaporated- ed-mizzled-dried up,
laughing in their sleeves at the gullibility
of human nature.
At night there were several handsome
illuminations. Capt. O'Riley's patriotism
again manifested ITSELF as it did the night
before, in display OF fifty red lights around
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-06

POLICE ITEMs.-There was quite a jam at
the Mayors Court yesterday morning. MANY
curious spectators being Drawn thither to
see what disposition would be made of those
impulsive specimens OF humanity, who in
celebrating the Fourth had let their patriot
ism get the better OF their discretion, and
thus fallen into the clutches of the law
Considering the fact that the occasion was
one on which those who are in the habit of
carousing and quarreling generally make
tie drunkenness and disturbance on that
day.
This result is perhaps attributable to the
large and efficient police force the city
government had provided for the occa-
sion, and for which it is deserving of great
commendation. When the badges of the
officers of justice can be seen in the crowd,
the fear of arrest generally keeps the turbu-
lent quiet. Not great many arrests were
made, and the most Of them were only for
being drunk.
The proceedings at the police court were
somewhat interesting, but for want Of room,
by reason of the great space which our ac-
count of the celebration occupies, we are
forced to pass them over, giving only asum-
mary Of them. There were ten cases
tried, all of them charged with being drunk,
and two with fighting, and one with va
grancy in addition. Two of them were
discharged without fine, the others were
fined 81 and costs, amounting in each in
stance to Sc 80. Three paid their fnesEand
two were discharged, but the other was
recommitted to the lookup for contempt of
court. Another obtained security for the
payment of his fine and was discharged, but
all the rest were remanded to the calaboose
for default
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-06

8eg- The Cincinnati Dramatic Troupe
gave spirited, and in bonor OF the day, pat
lotto entertainment, at Mozart Hall on
Wednesday night. A very large audience
vas in attendance, to a number of whom
those from the country theatrical repre-
entations were a new thing. But this
id not prevent them for enjoying the per-
ormances, which were of sterling merit.
ietween the Dramatic pieces the entertain
lent was enlivened by the singing of pat
iotic songs-the Red, White, and Blue,
tar Spangled Banner, &c, by Miss Fanny
)enham, which were received by the audi
ace with uproarious applause.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-06

EXTRA PAPERs.-We have printed extra
pies of to-day's paper, containing our ex-
nded account of the Fourth of July cele-
alton. We have taken a great deal of
oubie to get it up, and believe it will be
teresting for our citizens TO send to their
ends, and business men to send to their
respondents, at distance. We should
le to sell few hundred extra copies, and
lieve the money paid for them would be a
'od investment. They will be sold at five
nts for single copies enveloped, and fair
scount will be made for larger numbers.
md in your orders early an the morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-06

ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-A man named
John Doyle was detected in the act of rob-
bing the residence of Mr.. Reed, on First
street. on the Fourth, by young Mr. Combs,
a brother to Mr., Reeds wife, who gave the
fellow chase, in which he was Joined by
Messrs. John and Alecl: Foster when they
succeeded, after long and exciting run, in
overtaking and arresting him. He was
brought before Justice Mcbride yesterday
morning, who held him to bail in the sum of
$1,000 for his appearance at the next
term of the Circuit Court, in default of
which he was committed to jail. We are
obliged to defer the publication of more
minute particulars of this affair, as well as
of the riot and stabbing affair on Whisky
Row, with arrests, &C., for want of space in
which to record them.