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COMMERCIAL.
CLFVFI,AND 1TARKFT-sRPT. 4.

CLEVELAND HIARKET-sRPT. 4.
FLOUR-sales Of 100 bbls southern Ohio extra At
St,s7h.
WHRAT-sales Of cars red at 81, ,l9on track
cars do at sl,I4 white at Si,is on track and
cars do at Sl,2O This afternoon sales are car on
track at 81 s tsOO bush from store at aame 2SOo bu
es on board at Sl,s; and $50 bush white at 81 l2l-
Roooipts'are 49, 900 bushels.
COItN-ouiet ct quotations.
OATs-steady at 2a925c
mGHWINEs-sales Of 30 bbla at pic
BUTTER-In good demand to-day. Sales Of 100
kegs Western Reserve at lsc and II kegs Central at
II cents.
RYE-Sales of car at Sc.
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BUFFALO li1RKET-sRPT. 4


By TELEGRAPH
FLOUR-In moderate dsmsnd andth market is
steady.
WHEAT-Market active and firm. Sales are
ll2O0O bushels at 81 05 for Chica5O spring; Slll6l-
I21f for No. dy Racine spring. Sl,l7@l,ls for red
and amber Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
CORN-Dull. Sales are l2OOO bush at 52943c,
Other grains quiet.
WHISk Y-Steady at 2lc.
CANAL FlG lGFICaHTS-Firm; SIC on hOur; l5c
on wheat; lac on corn TO New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-lOUOO bbls flour; 1850 bush
wheat; S400O bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-7OO bbls -four; 5000 bush
wheat; l550OO bush corn; 1000 bush oats.
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RE-NOALINATED.

PHILA. Pa, Sep. 4.
The Republican, Of the 9Th district. have nom
mated Hon. Mr.. Hickman.
And those Of the 11th dist nominated Jas H.
Campbell, both members Of the present House.
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NOMINATED.

WAvHRLY, n. T., Sept. 4.
bon. Galusha A. Grow, was to-day unanimously
nominated for sixth term In Congress, from Penn
aYlVania
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Y Sraled Proposals will be received at the office
tie City Civil Engineer until Y o'clock NJ Sep
tember lth, 1860, for Ihe construction Of q brick
sewer on Eagle street from Canal street and TO con-
meet with the old sewer in Miami street.
Plans and specifications Of said work may be seen
at the City Civil Engineers Office and after Sept.
Sd, 1850.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of the bids reseryng the right to accept or
reject the same. By order Of the Board,
j. II. SARGENT,
sepl roo City Civil Engineer.
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Sewing #aaEhiWFs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over ali
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have COntended.
WHEELER WILSON have sold tho last year,
lending Nov lst, 1881 nearly as many Machines as
al the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given by Elias Howe, Jr., to whom all must &C.
count for the number sold:
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland B Erie and CleYe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SolOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaVenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. +.
W. & q. r. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, Sup't.
Cleveland, Feb. 9,lS59.
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HHNIzGI9 IkSt Is
With all bad effects arising tbsroirOai. 3neludins

with All BAD elects arising theretrOfd, including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATiON.
lie has succeeded In curing cases In this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
sefsryled physicians, who proies 10 treat all private
maladies with success, and without receiving The
least particle Of beneht.
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a member Of
some College IN London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent
aud who hold out great exPeeatiOns never to Do re-
allied. But what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of IA
this, that he is able TO give entire satisfaction TO
those who repose confidence in his ability and integ
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don Paris any patent medicine to equal for the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases
arrangements, both mental and physical arisins
nom seXuai or secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
i0uOwtng advantages over all others yet discovered;
and hrsts the agents used IN no respect disagree
Mercury, nor any other deleterious drug: Secondly
restrictions in diet or business Is required; Third
Y his treatment is positive and certain in all cases
He stands prepared to 60 into any public private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
immense nperlority Of bis new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point Of prompt
ness. permanencys nildnesss safety and convenience
~ the patient.
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted ali
other modes Of treatment reference be given to
individuals Of the first respectablity in Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard 70
skill and integrity in all professional transactlona
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, ScrOiula and all ChrOnic
diseases treated with superior success.
bao- Medicine sent to any part OF the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
Dr.. GIBSON'S New Work on Physiology for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPGthy aud Medicine,
e. Once No. IL Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to 2 and from 2 to TO O'Clock
daily. l5undays eXcepted.l augg
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CHERTFF AND MASTER COM.
NTASTER'S SALE -NOTTCE

MN AO4 LII - ADAA14s- " IL lOA.-
lVL In pursuance Of decretal order issued from
The Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county Ohio
in a case in which Ralph II. Worthington Is plain
tifI, and Myron DOuw ct. al, defendants, to di-
on the llth day OF September, l5s0 az 2 O'Clock p
NJ, Of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, to wit
Situate in the City OF Cleveland, Cuyah0ga county
Ohio and is lot No tWo-hundred and forty (2lO) In
the Wileyvils Plat in said city, being in that part
thereof which formerly in Ohio City and is six
ty feet front and hundred and forty-nine feet,
nine inches deep. Appraised at 5000.
l.. Prentiss, +. W. BINGHAM,
Plths Atty. Master COmiF.
auaQ.RGoo
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3f0aI
SHERIREIS SALE


william Herin, guardian, In Court Common Pleas,
washington Flick et al H1IsqEa IN IPaTili05
DURSUANT TOTHECUMMAND
Of an order Of sale issued from the Court Of
action, me directed, shall offer for sale at public
auction, at the door OF the Court House. In the City
Of Cleveland In said County, tho llth day Of Sep
tember ls6Q, at 2 O'Clock p M, the following do
scribed lands and tenements, TO wit: Situate In Lot
No. Two In the Township Of Bedford, CuyahOga
County, and State Of Ohio, and Is bounded Us fol-
lows 20 wit: Beginning at the southwest corner
stake Of lands decided 20 John McCrady, thence south
along tho lot line 70 William Phillips land; thence
nOrtheastefly course along division fence 70 the
center Of the Township road; thence nOrthwesterly
course along the center Of said road to John Nc
Crady's land; thence sOuthw,sterly course along
board fence 10 the place Of beginning, and is sup
posed 10 contain two and 50-O0 0f land, more
or less.
ID. l.. WtGHTMAN, Sheriff.
WILLIAM RoHIsoN, Plaintiffs Attorney .auRiO: B3OO
M ASTER'S SALE-PURSUANT
lNl to the command of decTetal order OF sale
from the Court Of COmmUn Pleas OF CuyHhOga cOun-
~, at the suit OF Edward Wade against Ora Ii.
Knapp ana others, TO me directed, shall expose Tor
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court House
In the City OF Cleveland the twentyfirst day Of
September, 1860 at three O'clock p. NJ, the follow
lug described premises, sttuute in the Township Of
Newburgh, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, viz: being in lot
No. three hundred twenty flour In said NeWBurgh,
and bounded follows, viz beginning at the north
west corner OF said lot, thence south the west
line twelve 7J-lOO chains a stake; thence east on
the north line OF Deborah l.. knapp's land eleven
5nl0O chains to stake; thence north twelve 7U-lUO
chains 10 stake in the north line Of said lot; thence
west on said north line TO the place Of beginning,
containing fourteen and half acres Of land, being
the same premises conveyed by Isaac A. Wightmun
to Garrett and Briggs by deed, dated August p, 1851
HENRY G. ABBEY,
aug2l:30l Master COm'r.
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DIR. GIBSON.
Commission a}ltrfhants.

s. CALDWELL. J. G. SIMMONS
CALDWELL h SIMMONS,
PRODCCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. a UNION sTaEEr, CLEVELAND, 0.
DARTICULAR ATTENTION
| given TO the sale Of Flour, Grain. Pork, Butter
Seeds &C, and to filling orders for such articles
can be procured in our market.
Advances made on COnsignments to this and other
markets.
| RETER TO:
/ Lemuel Wicks, Esq, President, Cleveland; Jason
Parker, Esq, Buffalo; D. J. W. Banning, Cincin-
nail y. =. Lyman 4 %, New York. 21gl3
HUNTINGTON L LEVERIDGE,
| PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale Of
Flour, Cheese, Dried Fruits, Hops,
Butter. Lard Beans, Ashes, &c.
Produce and Provision Exchange,
NO. 4 FRONT STREET, CSear the Battsry,)
NEW YORK
oHAs. R. HUNTINGTON. CHAs. 3. LETERIDsE-
WI. 4. FARGO. r. SPAR
EARGO& & SPEAR,
Successors to Evans, Fargo & Co..
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2 MERwIS srzEEF,
CLETELAND, OHIO,
FOR THE SALE OF
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, SALT, FISH,
Butter, Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Seeds,
HighWines, &C.
REFERENCES:
D. Eells, Esq, ash. Com. Br. Bank, Cleveland.
Messrs. Wason, ES.i Everett .- Uo, BANKERS,
Gordon, Mcmillan & 90,
Edwards & Iddings,
John A. Vincent, Esq,
Gaylord Hammond,
Messrs. French Keith,
50 J. 5. Buell. & Co., Buffalo.
f. Hammer Co, Cincinnati. jyl0
DAVIS & VORCE, SHIPPING
IL and general
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
for the sale Of
GRAIN, FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD,
PORK, HANS, HIGHwINEs, &c.
No, So River street, CLEyELAND, D
H. 3 ToD6A DAyls' late with eq7ylss1 Foot T Bash
~ Advances made on property in store. aprl.sua
CALVIN J. COHsrOcE. HENKY hEWBEKRH
OtOlIST0CK 4 NEWBERRY,
PRODUCE AND
COMMLSSION MERCHANTIS,
No. 90 MEKwN ST., CLEvELASD, D.
Curers Of and Dealers in Sugar Cured Hams and
Dried Beef, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Grain, &C.
REFERENCES.
7. P. Handy, Esq, President Commercial Belk.
Bank, C1yahogS Falls; I. 3. domstoeE, Esq., Cash
Ter POrtgage Co. Bank, RaYenna; P. 7. Hamm
Co., Toledo; q. r. FOsdiek Co., Cincinnati.
EOOT x BASH, SUCCESSORS
II to Guyles, Foot q Bash,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, SALT, FISH, BUTTER
LARD, SEEDS, &c.
ES- Warehouse at the ioet OF Lighthouse street.
Cleveland Ohio. sAM'L A. FOOT
aprl3.So2 J. BASH.
NJ B. CLARK, }. D. kOcKEFEI LEE,
GEo. W. GARDNER, Late of Z lis, Browleii Gov
4 VI A RK, @ A Rim r u CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealers in Grain, Flour, Fish, Water Lime,
Plaster Coarse, Ground, Solar and Dairy salt
Nos. 80, Al, 4s, and As River Street.
AND ON TIE DOCK,
CLEVE AND, OHIO.
"a Property received by Railroad Canal, FOX
Sale or shipment.
Ba5- VIII give personal attention to the Sale and
Purchase Of Produce and Merchandise, on Commis-
Refer to Banks, Bankers. and business men gen
orally. m aI2lk2i
GARRETSON & CO.,
III WHOLESALE GROCERS.
FORWARDING AND
COlLlLLSSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Pig Iron Ingot Copper, Salt, Fish,
Plaster, &C, &C, Harveys Block MerWin street, and
River, cleveland. OHIO. mar25-dtf2
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TELEGRAPHlC.
LastNights Report

GRAND REPUBLICAN DEMONsTRA-
TTON AT DETROIT.
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In Common Pleas
CuyahOga COun-
ty, Ohio.
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$4,000 People in AttendaneeI

IMMENSE GATHERING OF THE PEOPLE
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utItd5euS pAdAAAtAuS
VS..
S.P. Short, Ruth Short, John
Coon, Martha A. Il Coon, Will
liam r. Carver, Price French,
Rachel French, Horace Benton,
Curtis Benton, Charles @ Burt,
Everett Wilcox, Henry P Burton,
the Ocean Bank of the City OF
New York, and Thomas Bura-
ham, defendants.
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CiLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
natl St. Louis &C; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkrk with the trains Of the N. Y +.
Railroad and at BufalO with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads.
H. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April g, 1860
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-03

In frank letter written by General Quit
man on the oath March, 1856, to an old
friend, the following passages occurred;
ain a short conversation with Douglas
yesterday, (23d of March, 1856 he said to
me that what he most feared was that timid
Southern men would fall back.
x
ale demands not only the use and enjoy
menL of the common territory for their
(slaveholders) property, but insists upon its
protection there.
" He is the true representative of this
principle, and opposes the abominaole prin-
ciple OF Squatter Sovereignty"
The Enquirer here has never published the
above. AS it is great Douglas paper, we
are astonished that it has not given this
episode in the life of its Idol.
Remember, that Douglas talked this way
at the time he was telling the North what Il
sublime thing his "ger-rate per-inciple OF
Popular Sovereignty was.
lie told the South one thing and the
North another. He is now doing the same
thing He always will That is the way
he hopes to win, and yet sensible men pro-
fess to have confidence in such a trimmer
"Can these things be, and not excite oul
special wonder?"
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Evansville.

We were in Evansville, on Monday, and
were much pleased at the Indications of in
creasing Importance and prosperity manI-f
Tested upon the levee, and throughout the
city. Louisville, Ky, may well look to her
laurels, in the shipping line, for Evansville
is certainly close upon her heels, if not ac-
tually outstripping her. We were told, and
indeed the truth WAS apparent to our gaze,
that the large class steamers from Louis
vile were compelled to load at Evansville.
The "Autocrat," magnificent boat, the
creation of the energy and public spirit of
Evansville mechanics, was offered more
freight upon her two clearnces for the
South, than she could possibly take. The
" Republic and other booming Louisville
boats lock to Evansville for freights, and
what is astonishing, more is offered than
they want. The levee is covered with
freight, and more coming in every day
Evansville is destined to be the largest COM
mercial city the Ohio, south OF Cincin-
natl. Already the palatial mansions Of
Evansville are the pride of its citizens, and
the wonder Of strangers. They dot the city
in every direction. Nor arc the public
buildings much, if any, inferior to those of
Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis. AS a
Southern Indianan, we feel justly proud Of
the growing Importance of Evansville, and
the public spirit OF her citizens-Rochpor
Democrat.
The above was in the Democrat of last
week, we presume, copy of which we
failed to receive. twill friend Jones send
us copy y
On behalf of the city, we thank the DEM
ocrat for its disinterested eulogy; and we
also have reason to thank the New Albany
Tribune for generously copying it. That
beautiful city can afford 10 be just to her
neighbors, if certain other places can not.
Evansville has been kept in the back
ground long enough. Her position and her
unequaled advantages, generally, render her
capable of becoming a 1irst-class city
All that is required to bring about this re-
suit is energy and lberality on the part of
her own people. They must exert them
selves for her welfare, and call things else
shall be added" .-...
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REGENTS by river.

Per STEAMER AUTocRAT.-1 crate, bxs,
August Ellis; ] Dbl syrup, Messrs James
Oakley Il Sons; 20 hlf bbls and 5 bbls
molasses, P. G. O'Riley & Co; 20 hlf bbls
moIasses, 10 hhds sugar, 20 bbls tar, 20
bales oakum, 10 bags coffee Orr, Dalzell, &
Co; crates, j. w. Hughes; 25 bales moss,
so SKIS coffee, S. E. Gilbert s Co; 10 hhds
sugar, 90 bbls molasses, 10 bxs oranges and
lemons, Dbl cocoanuts, Iglehart & Co;
3~hhds sugar, 90 SKIS coffee, 10 bbls molasses
10 hlf bbls molasses,. 20 bales gunnies,
Brown & Altman; 10 bbls rosin, Jacob Sim
zich & Sons; hhds sugar, NJ. W. Foster &
Co; 3 pkgs herring, l. & D. Heiman; 10
bxs mdse, E. S. Babcock; 81 bxs mdse,
I cask wine, 100 bbls molasses, Bement &
Viele
PER STEAMER UNToN.-32 hhds tobacco,
bx. sundries, 1913. bbls -four, I. A. Crane &
Co; ID hhds tobacco, Slaughter 4 Dunk
erson; 345 tierces lard, J s. MITCHELL 5 bags
fiour, Tho's Scantlin; As sacks -four, l box
mdze, l package, J. P. Elliott. ~. -.
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sBy reference to advertisement, it viii

500 By reference to advertisement, it will
be seen that Mr.. l. B. GLENN has re6tted
the Bathing, Hair Cutting, and Shaving
Saloon under Marble Hall. We are assured
that he conducts his business in +" tip top !"
order He is a man of temperate habits,
doesn't allow colored persons 20 loaf about
his establishment and has had long expert
ence in his trade. He. furnishes Hot and
Cold Baths at all hours, and win trim, sham
poo, shave, and brush his customers up in a
manner that will make them feel good for a
week afterwards. march Slid
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B9s~ The proceedings of the Court ofOyer
and Terminer on Saturday last, which we
report in another column, possessed unusual
interest. Young Lane the prohigate clerk
of the Fulton Bank, who, to crafty his
passion for mistress and his love of dis
play, forged upon the Bank to a very heavy
amount, involving his aged father in pc
cuniary ruin, was brought up for sentence.
He had no word to offer in his own behalf
Judge Ingraham, in q brief and feeling ad
dress, sentenced him to three years and
three months in the State prison. In SEN
. fencing another culprit, Mortimer Shay, for
murder, the Judge reverted to the fact that
during the present term he had tried no less
than three persons for murder committed i'll
the same place, Crowns grocery, Five
Points. OF the fourteen cases of homicide
tried by him this term, there was not one
which was not clearly traceable to indul-
gence in Intoxicating liquors. The crimi-
nails, too, were all young men.-N. Z. Iri6-
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New MniI Routn.

The Postmaster General has advertised
for proposals for carrying the mail from
this city to Bowling Green, Ky. (225 miles
up Green River) and back, twice a week.
The mail is to leave Bowling G reen on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 A. N, and
arrive here on Thursdays and Mondays by
2P. N. Leaves this city on Mondays and
Thursdays at 4 p. M., and arrives at Bowling
Green on Wednesdays and Saturdays by
A. NJ.
This is route that is much needed both
hero and along Green River The mail be-
tween here and Bowling Green now passes
"around Robin Hoods barn." that is ria
Louisvlle-thus trarersing two sides Of
triangle. We might as well have no
mail at all, rs that kind of a one. Letters
passing between here and way points on
Green River are now generally sent by
steamer. If people cannot be accommo-
dated by Government they will be in other
ways. f.--.t
The close business connection between
Evansville and the Green River country
demands semi-weekly mail, and it is moth
| ing more than a matter of justice for the
Department TO start it.
Our public-spirited fellow-citizen, JOHN
b. HALL, has been chiefly instrumental in
! obtaining this advantage for Evansville. He
went TO Washington, and by dint of sheer
argument with the Postmaster General, bad
| the invitation for proposals issued.
According to the advertisement, the ser
vice will commence on the first of July next
and the contract will expire on the 30th OF
June, 1862. The time for receiving bids is
limited to April 10th, and will be decided
| the next day.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Until further notice, the Old Presbyterian.
Church will hold its services every Sabbath in
Marble Hall, to commence at the same hours as
formerly, half-past 10 O'Clock in the morning, and
O'Clock in the afternoon. -..--f. ID.
The accommodations are ample, the seats are all
free and the public generally cordially invited
to attend. i4l= E. Hl.I4- i 81.
Tomorrow afternoon the discourse will be one
suggested by the melancholy death of the late Mrs
Stinson.
RELIGIOUS NorrcE-Prof J.. W Smith, well
known the Home Missionary win deliver a
religious discourse at Marble Hall, Sunday
night, commencing at the usual hour. Subject
" Practical Christianity" Seats free to all.
R1- Rev. A. s. Ames, of Indianapolis, will
preach in the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning and evening. -.. ....- ,s.,...--
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Lectures on Human Science.

A course of popular lectures, on the
Science of Human Nature, will be delivered
at Marble Hall, commencing ON Monday
evening next The lecturers are DR.. E. ".
WRIGHT, Of Boston, Phychometrist and De-
lineator of Character; ard J. w. SIXTH,
Professor of 'Temperamental Science. $50
There are FIVE lectures--l, Phrenology.
2, The Human Temperaments. 3, Connu-
bal Love. 4, Education of Children. S,
The Moral Nature of Man. In illustration,
the lecturers have large. cabinet of por-
traits, diagrams, anatomical plates, skulls, sc
These lecturers have just been in Hender-
son. The Reporter speaks highly of their
lectures. These are pronounced g scientific
and highly moral. y a-'.'..
The lecturers give daily, at the lecture
ROOM, from A. NJ. TO PM, Phrenolog-
zeal examinations, chronological and
Psyche Magnetic delineatious, with charts,
and written descriptions of character; adj
vice appertaining to pursuits in life; faults
and how to correct them health and how
to secure and retain it, etc. ..
(For further particulars, see handbills.)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-03

Bsn. We regret to hear that our friend
FRENCH, of the Jacksonville Republican,
is not satisfied with the Opposition State
ticket. We deem it 6rst-class one, and
about as good as could have been formed.
1t is hard to please everybody, you know,
friend French.
The question is between electing that one
and the Democratic ticket recently formed.
In this view of the case, we know where
Mr.. French will stand-against the LecomP-
ton ticket and platform of course. He has
fought that kind of iniquity too long to give
it aid and comfort " now.
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Recelpts by RaIIroad.

March 2, 1860.
3 bbls eggs, NJ Gavisk; Al bbls whisky, Alls &
Howes; pieces castings. Kratz Hsilman; 6 bdIs
coon skins, half Dbl pork, VIM HubbelI; s sacks
potatoes, A Lemcke & Co; bbIs beef, l A Crane;
400 bbls pork, Mitchell & Co; 5 bdls rags 2
sacks feathers, As doz brooms, Wheeler & Riggs;
half Dbl beef tongues. box sundres, jug, Allisi
& Howes; l case mdse, Cook & Langley; 3 casks,
Geo Sonntag.
A. E. SHRADER, Agent.