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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

CHERIFFS SALE.-PURSUANT
- The command Of an order Of sale, issued from the
Lucy Brown plaintiff, against AleNBndrr Garrett e Al
defendants directed and delivered, shall ohof loT
sale al the door Of the Court House. Of Seneca and
ChamplaiI the City OF Cleveland N said coun
on The 3st day of January lS6O O'Clock P ii. said
ay the following desc ed lands and tencments, TO wit:
Stua in the Cy of Cleveland in the county Of Cuyahoga
and stale of Ohio and known ubois iundfed aud
x and one hundred and Of lh5 subdivision Of orig
nal lots ortyeight and fOyn'ne t4s and 49) IN the town
shin Brootlyn m de bv Elisha Taylor and James n.
Hoy and recorded in the Office Of the Recorder OF Cua-
hoga said lots fronting Forest size and being
ty i46l e front each and one hundred end twenty l20
feef deep and running back alley being eighty ieet
front tOttthsr Said lots appraised a s 60 each.
d. /. -WIGHTAAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
CHASE { SLkDB Attorneys for plaintiff dec3i:25s
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Jan II.


Beef Caitle-Declned iriho on common quality first
qua sold readily AZ full prices. Common 70 pnme
Je936 l0ci prize stock l0igIi56o- Reeeipts . 0.
Sheep-Market active and prices ome what higher
qualify also was much imuToved RtcFipis $50.
SWine-Dun Receipts 700 Sales at &c fox good
dressed hogs; 61fd61 ior western; ca az IOr CITY.
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NEW YORK sTooK MARKET-Jan. II.
IBY TELEsRArHl

Scdoud Board-Dun and heavy. Fxchanse and money
very active high rates CltvelaHd Ioiedo ~; G ena
Chicago 6l2( Illinois Central 6f56 Panama LIS IL; NJ
gid lsK; Chicago aud Rock Island On; Mi n q ich
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Eiehfng .VackIe.

JUST Rl9CEIYED'-An-
- - other fne Let Of COnToys Fishing aek le
su ablefor taking Pike Bass Trout either IN lake nv
er or brook such Rods, Reols Lines Hooks, Snelis
II; - nv P.ois Rfflnow seines, Nets, 6e Ec.,a o
IN - ~ N-' nj HATTERSLEY'S Gun Store
IOf euDerioT 81 CteVeiend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

TIE INDUSTRIAL scHOOI. EXHIBITION. N.-.It is sx-
pected that e1-Gov. Chase viii be present at the
exhibition Of the Industrial School at the MelO-
deOn on Monday evening next and address the
children.
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Mrs HELEN NJ. WRIGHT. AIatron.
MIR LEVI BUTTLES, Business Assistant

ynts hle assured that while boarding pnps couIlDute
much inure tran Day pupils to the support tne
49, s,cress OF the nsiut We are enabied y syale
fie Of their time, their study helI
withdrawal from the allureineils anu lu-
eTrnnons Cf home and society," TO 90 Vastly S auu ue
ter M them than we for day pnp a. d an ~ 70 theIh
avHntSgs that cannot be secured IN any aay Shg0l.
hOted that ali who come from a1Oa viii
e6te - BOARDING. pupils, and that czens o. Cetsan9
VIII So far as ney make convenient 20 40 90 sehd
Ihei,f daughters boarding pupils tl9s ~
nsY and usefulness of their 0rn luttuton o wmch
thew should and maY Justify Dc prouli anu ~ tAe sa
time be more than repaid, by the greater
nnips iIIbe spared to render their connection with
the nstiIuon both pleasant aud pr1 able II viii De he
cont iant care and effort Of All IN any way
the MANAGEMENT Of the Institution, 70 SECURE VIZ
DO ibo advantages all departments Of tAoroash ana
81 SsraT advantages are tlrded to those who wish to
for these departments Afe tuliltl thS
hsrge Of teachers who devote themsevey 70 thsL "
ssive derafments and have thus attained hh oeIee
Mons suh Of Paris, fine scholar and superior
In -ust bong ieAchsr by pruiesson teaehes WIN sIe
an precision rarely obseTyed ana es ne - NJ
lea ming to speak the language correcty bna
mills from the city, whose parents desire VIII oe "
low 80 to sqend the Sabbath at home put no ~
be made gm the bills Of SUCH as 10 expense s
saved 10 II Seminary, and indeed We Bsatl pvlS
have az rs1na in with US without inieifupoh 'ius '
nay uupis ssiring the services OF the Omnibus n! m
their homes to Tire Seminary and back IN pe
ted at reasonab e rate, by applying a. the
~ s S an US are invited TO call and sElmne the
Institution aud its sautul surruun sll ~
selves that advanti gss superior 70 ihose hete a
TSRTs.FoT Road and Tuition per Term o. Iweaty
Weeks 500 For Tui ton nf Day Pups lIeil Sin 70
Bills peyabie in Gdpoac No pupils received for less ha
Fer fnrtbeT infnrmsttio,g and admission, address
deeis s. N SANFORD' Fnnclpni'
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Er1HalleR.

TSOR SHAKESPEARE AND HIS
~ FRTENTs.n on hand Ind made 10 order IN great
mi ety Of styles and the best manner m -,-, NJ
Oe III y. W. SARt tEAhI's' M MAIhie 1loOA.
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E0RTHgRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following sniaient and reliable Lake
Lanes:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-wseklv to oGDENsBURGH, OSwEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-WeeEly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,. MACK
n and intermediate Ports
~ Property CONSIGNED delivered t. will 70
eeiVe prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
~ Passengers viii be ticketel through all directions
az the lowest rates.
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nRnRR nF ATTACHmENT.

ORDER OF ATTACHMENT.
FULLER Co, Plaintiffs, Before Samuel =. F Jan Jamie;
Esq Jnsllce OF Tue Fehee u
wrrHRow BEEMlN, Chs.J Cleveland. CnyahOga CO. o
THE DEFENDANTS, WITHROW
& PEEAIAN will take uOtice, that al our lnstarce,
On the 2 day Of DsCember 1879 the above named Jus
lice ued an order of attachment against the goods anl
chattes said defendt in tbs above entitled cause
claim against them in for the Of One Hun
dred Nine and tAO Dollars aud that The ID action Is
set r hearing before the said Justice the 7th day Of
February 1861. az O'Clock A. n. -
lrsaf .9f5 FUlsl VIZ , CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention e1clu
sFey 10 this peculiar class Of malas and the relief the
have been enabled reuderheir fellow cea
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged BY
escent patlents and iers daily arriving IN town from a.
carts OF the country T the express purpose nly Of consul
atoms lille heire Eertiuns have been r ed b ths mos
signal advantages; vet from what they ha experienced IN
from their most simple condition % that Of the most sn
gerOus and uveierate) they have always entertained h
possbi y q their preyeuii0n and removal and news
invariably found that TIA most horrible and
Of disease could almost Invariably be traced % cue .!
following causes Ignorance neglect, orthe oaI ~
unskilliui and improper treatment; therefore u
SON have succeeded in discovsmng-in IN theu eAun ~
heir remedies, safe, eectnal and CAUTIOUS eouso
ting all combination Of remedies when peaI ~
characfer ss we'll As those wi premature OF nuc us
apnlicrtion msf b. urnuctige ol had Gun IN ne
anjs OF p-ivafe udiE In short the aueane enc o
otirremeiieq is the sssening q great mas. o. enA
y serv iy tha alleviaon relief ahd pretentpn OF tse
iv5r efis thar are reality the stcrct iues 1is
,n5 Which yvhle they extensively SURROUND s M aloud
orour skill and Interference IA thsr eKtsrulh-tion-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
OHERIFFIS SAIE-RY VIRTUE

- Of wis Fisri Facias issued from the Court Of
Cemmln Pleas of Cuyahoga County at the suit Of WiAu
GuIdon, ct al pbihtifs against Thomas dohnson d. =
PENDANT have levied upon and shall expose for ale at
Seneca aad Champlan streets a he City Of CeYeland n
said County the th day OF February 1860 At O'Clock
p NJ Of sad day the following described lands and len
emeuts, 10 wit; situate in the wnship Middebu'sh
in the County Of Cuynhfga and State OF Ohio and Is
known In Lois Nos. i've 0 md thirtysiE 35 IN me
village Of Barea.n ID l. WIGHfMANs sherla-
G NJ BARBER. Pltifs' An. lanll.69
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4 7
Dr. AMOS SOM axe pleasure in announcing that theg
have invented must important instrument for the cure
the above diseases II has been sunlected 70 te n ne
most eminent physicians in London FaIs, Fh5geilla
and New York / has been declared he only usef insru
menf ever invented tho Of Seminal Moakness o.
ary disease caused by The secret habits Of youth iTct
3D. AMOS 1 SON. in ordsr to satisfy the most
sentl TO the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that in auy instance where prove uastsac
torV ater ar trial. the moneT viii be refunded By re-
turning the instrument An coed order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL

10y VIRTUE UF a UHAII Ed
I'D MORTGAGE. executed by Theodore Schsfier to J.
St0ppel So the 9th day Of August 1873 for he sum
forty six dollars and interest and deant having been
made in the paymeR. of the said h1 expose for
sale public vendu. Tuesday, the lh day Of Ianua
rv 1880 O'Clock NJ said day. at the front OF ihe
Morning Leader Building No li3 Superior street, in this
city, the following described property, TO wlt3
Several parts Oi Steon Eng ne; -
Cleveland, January 9Th, 1s6O. janI:265;lOd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
THE "VICTOR,"

THE VICTOR"
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE ANDChOHOh
Is proved be greater Heater with the same ame9n M
of Anthracite BnmuOus Coal than any other stove o
the same purposes 1t is Furnace and Sovs III Que
combination.
~ These Stoves together with the largest AMI best va
reiies OF Eastern Stoves COR Cooking, PaTlor Dlnlhs
Room Be Room, School House, ore and Church puI-
poses lust received cOmUrse the best assortment IN s
market. Our laTge stock Of
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHIN1 GOODS,
Is the largest in the Market and Just received from
the hest Hnnses in Cincinnati and New York, vbere thty
were recently selected at the lowest prices Our assert
ment of -,
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
Still continues large, ard of the DEsT QUALITY.
u TIN ROOFING, and all Jobbing Ia our me- we
execute with prOi1FtneSa and - Despatch ~
We having selected these Goods, described aHvo IN
persh the lowest Cash prices offer them lor sale ae
cOrdinely This fsct, gether with our thirteen yeis
experience enables TO GUARANTEE sAIsFACfloh Ahu
offer large stock Of Goods at prices as cheap or
than hey be purchased elsewhere N this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Is our mOulo
Therefore don't all call mi decide for yourselves al
the Old and well known store of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. AZ Public Square, nearly opposite old Court House.
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RaiI Roa0s.
.1859--60.
lsyslandl C0lnnbll 3 CINCINNATI RallIoad


Columbus B Cincinnati Railroad
-
WINTEH ARRANGfafFHF
m AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" a. use Passenger Tram leave Cleveland e lol5s
7s5A.M Ciucinnnau Expr S. alopDng q BeTsa. Graf
ton La Grange, WellingtOn. New London. Ea-
740 d Cincinnati Night Passengcrs ssloppng uta-
sons between lleVgland and eallion, and a.
Cardington and Delaware; also, stopping 70
leave passengers atallstgti0ns south OF 8alioH.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, SanduHy, Mansleld znc Newark hlliloe4 tor
RIansfeld DIT Vsmsn, Newark, Sanegyille, zc
CEestins, Pittsburgh %. Wayne and ChicasU k4lfo9d
for Forest peeT Sandusky, Deiphos, Lilia y
WAYNE, Lkp9rte. Chicago, Go. west. end Easi
for hIansfsld, Wooster MaEsIll0n, &c.
Gallon sAd Esisfoaisias Railroad Line oI Marion, Belle
luulaiue, sidnsY Uaiun, muncie, lidillapolia
IeTra Hauts. .Vincuuuts ., Evansville, Louisville
BGaHn si1toa aad CBeiaIati Iins. inr spnnghsld o.
Dayton, Hamilton Cincruatl. Richmond. In
dlanapolil rerrs Hautei Sc Louis, He-; and a
Cncinnati with the Ohio b mississippi PAIL
road fof Louisville, and al points on the Ohis
Cel,.bus IitiIo Miami and Columbus and Xsua Rsil
road, fcr Xenia, paTton, Indianapolis, feIro
Haute, st Louis MpmuW. Lofeland, and TN
cinnati, and with The OhlO and Mississippi Rail
road az Cincinnati Tor Louisville, Evansville
Cairo, 81 LOUIS, and al 10 nts on the Ohio river.
rsIurrtar Cfufra Ohio hailr0a1 for Newark ZauelFa
wheeling. &C; Coiuulhua, Piqua aud Indiana
Rnilr0ad f0T Pigua, UEhana. Ee-
the Union Ticket Office 81 Superior strss o. AZ ths Pas
SsngBg Station. q ~ y,-r s.-s.
Cls vsland Nov. y 1879
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
MILL FEFn
- - 4 n n u
goarse and Fine AEiddlings.
City Mills and Akron 9h0qts.

Sllty Akfoh Hh1rtas
= IL. 8er9eningH, Ee.
LipeTai Inducements offered TO the retail trade An or
- tae hlis W oaf ouee Will meet with promp
attentlon ~ d HARVEY 4 Co,
ceuD5dgQ 4eTWlu Street, CleveInnd,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

COUNTRY lNNALlD5.
rsr~,ps IN nuv Of the world be successfully
trsatei y forEaring correct detail Of their with
raniffance for medicines &c.
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nRnRR oF ATTACHMENT.

UHUbN UE AIIAOllIHNI' II
J. MAsURT, Plaintiff Before Samuel Folambe Esq
against }Jusi1ce OF the Pt0c' Of Gleve-
THE DEFENDANT, j. H. PULTE,
IL will take notice. that at my nsaroe on the sd day
Decembeo, 1859 the above named Justice issued an r
der atschmrnt against the goods, attes and credits
# said defendant the above entitled cause, claim
against him my favor for the Of Ssl 9l0ohs. snd
that said for hearing before ssd Justice The
dec2s:sss JOSEPH MASURY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

enter It's NEXT TERM uu
ls6D under the following able and experiment.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
s.N. SANFORD, a. NJ. PRINCIPAL,
Natura and Moral Sciences
Mrs NJ. II. SANFORD, ..... ,,-4-,s,.,
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, IL D., ,.-,.
Natural History and Ply selogy.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD, ,,-
Mnthtn nlatics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA S. HOPK'NS r,..
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English LiteratuTe'
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Latin Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGLNS,
Ariihmei io, Biography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE ,,,-..s
Mrs. s. c. BARRETT, ,.,,-,-
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD, -, ~.
Mons. FERDINAND SUBIT, NJ. D.,
French Language and Literature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
NEW TREATAEENT,
RuGaIO Medical Dispensary
Established for the cure Of
Dssgcpsia, General Debility, FeueT and AgHe
AMosT SCIENTIFIC INVENTION,
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

An II srument for the cure o Nocturnal kissioas NOR
properly kunWn Seminal Weakness, &c Can be pefina
nenlly cured IN een days 70 two months by the USE
ths instrument Nen used eot uintly win meuicihes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
The Oval Parlor Stove called
II THE H Il A R Ia

For Anthracite Coal or CoFe is beautiful new pattern
and pronounced by dOZens Of ctiZens using hs AZ
ce 20 be perfect great ecOnomizef OF fuel and sieA
Heater.
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cleveland Female Seminary.
$. n. SANFORD, A NJ, Principal.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

THTs NOBLE INSTITUTION will
enter upOn its NEXT TERM on Thursday EeOruaiy
9Th ls61 under the following able and experltneea
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ceanl Notitfe.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
n by vrue of mo Authority vested 10 By deed Of
-ssgneut executed md dovr rcd 70 me by Marshal Car
ton at tore No l SAFE Dor street ~ The city Of Cleye-
aud nty OF Cuyahugn aud Stale OF Quo on Wednes
Jay, the sh day O tbr1ty ID. 1860, q 10 oclo3k A
NJ the tire stock u Gl0ds contained m afid Store,
cgnHiAtng u PaIcr Hanfugs, WnloW Shhdeat Paints,
dlhss Vtrush bud afistf OF other artio together
| dicas.afS 'HEMAN cmITENDFN. Asslrnea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
CHERTRFIS SALF--PURSUANT

~ To the commonl ol a wutoi Vondi EXponas, issued
an he COuri Common pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the
uit Of A. S q miner III against FTedHIict HuusoTmun
de 10 directed shall Oh fer nae az public auction
the door OF the House tc0rher o Senora Cham
paia streetal The city Coyelnd, In sald county,
toe 23d day Of Jabn y lsl al oc.ock hl said dHy
The following described lands tenemeuts, % Wit Sit
the nah Of Parma, cuuniy OF Cuyahnsa, OHIO,
ard known part Lot No Stvenren ttTl in the Tuck
Tract called being all OF said lot No u except
piece the south part thereof conveyed by said
Frederick Huusefmdn John HAuserman by iy
lcd IND bnuugOl gJuth tie rast and W 81 ~ Tot
ines. and The nth hg line 20 he drswn parallel wiih
-sll EOu'h line lrom tu west through said Lot NO IL,
enough from AID Aauh ns oOntln ten Ol
land lees thg piece ely irended tObt conveyed
icing ty nine lHud less, but subject 70
all .osnl highway 80 Appr i.td Al $50 %.
D L. WIGHTMAN Sheriff
NJ aftHs a, .fel.qnT
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TERIFFS SALE-PURSUANT

=. ~ PIiNFR. dec9l:267
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 4, P Mooney mar
ket unchanged aud easy for good business
paper at l00l2 per cent; rates OF exchange
unaltered with "a demand equal to the sup
ply. There was decidedly heavy feeling
in the provision market to-day, and all arti-
cles could have been bought on easier terms.
Bacon was offered at 78@98 without buy
ers; and mess pork at II 000l7 25; sales
confined to 500 bbls city mess pork at / : 25;
25 hhds bacon sides at 81 800 pieces bulk
meats at g. for hams; SO hhds shoulders at
g. 300 tierces lard at l04. FIour-mar-
ket continues dull and heavy; demand To-
CAL prices unchanged; small sales super at
5 SO; extra at 80@15 85. No change in
the Whisky market; the demand is fair; sales
1000 bbls at 9@18 S-latter for wagon lots
Groceries unchanged; demand good at full
prices. Sugar 6(99. Molasses at 45(746.
Coffee at I34Ml4R. Wheat in good de-
mand market firm at 32(Gl 35 for prime
white; l 289l 30 for prime red sales 1000
bushels prime white at l 35 delivered
Ear corn dull; prices a shade lower; sales
at 46G47 in hnlk shelled nominal at 46.
Oats-receipts continue large, and mark ct
dull declined &c per bush; closing at 80
cents in bulk sales $50 bush bulk at 43c ;
1000 bush bulk at 40c 1000 do in sack at
404. Rye in fair demand, and prices steady
mt 03@9l 05; sales 500 bush at l o.
Barley-demand active, and prices firm
92@95 for prime fall; 5000 for fair to
good
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

New y YORK, April 4, p. M.-Flour market
is u trihe better, with more doing for the
Eastern and local trade, and also fair enquiry
for the British provision market; sales &c.
900 b5Is at 3 20615 % for super state !;
5 30(d35 40 for extra do; . 30GG5 60 for
common 10 medium extra Western; 8 $50
& 90 for shipping brands extra Il. II. O.
closing quiet and firm. Rye -four in mod
crate request at , 70t,14 40. Buckwheat
-four duh ut l coal 20. Whisky easier
sales 1900 bbls ut 22G122a a-chietiy the lat
ter price. Wheat dull, and Chicago Spring
aud Milwaukee Club can be bought al one
cent decine the nominal quotations are
l 1901 10 for choice Chicago Spring, and
l 2O(gl % for Milwaukee Club. Rye dull
and declining; sales 1000 bushels at S0G4
81. Barley quiet, aud firmly held at 700
85. Barley malt in fair request at steady
prices; sales 1000 bushels at 90. Corn
dull and shade frner, with fair business
doing-part for export; sales 4 900 bushels
ut 7OGG723 for mixed Western; 74G975 for
yellow Jersey and Southern 80 for prime
white Southern; G5EG7I for damaged
Oats firm, and n moderate business doing
at 43G044 for Western and Canadian 44(9
AL for State. Leather rules steady with
a tair business doing at previous prices
Oils; linseed firm with moderate business
doing ut 60GD6l. Lard quiet at 4T@43;
crude quetand whale remains as last noticed.
Hides; "a Buenos Ayres; 81 Rio Grande;
81 for western slaughtered. Transactions
in pork only of retail character and the
market is dull and declining; sales AIS bbs
ut II 80 for old mess IL 75@I7 IS for
new mess II 90 for thin mess l8 65 for
heavy uninspected mess. Beef quiet and
unchanged. Bacon quiet and unchanged
Cnt meats dull and heavy; sales 225 packii-
ges at Il for shoulders; 9@94 for hams
Lard-more doing but the market is heavy
and dropping; sales 500 bbls at IO5G4II
Butter plenty and dull at ll(Gl4 for Ohio
l4G020 for state. Cheese at lO@l25-
Coffee remains quiet but firm 825 mats
Java and 200 bags Maracaibo on private
terms. Rice unchanged sales 200 tierces.
Molasses steady; 200 hhds clayed Cuba at
264; % hhds Porto Rico at 80; 80 hhds
Cuba Muscovado at 30@32 100 bbls Texas
private terms; and by auction 100 bbls
N. Q. at 80. Sugar quiet; sales $40 hhds
Cuba Museovado at 61(974; 8 hhds Porto
Rico at s. 65 hhds N. .. at 64@7.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

Public Speaking.

Col Henry S. LANE, Opposition nomi-
nee for Governor, has authorized the follow
ing, amongst other, appointments in South
ern Indiana. He will address the people on
the political questions of the day, at the fol-
lowing places and times:
Rome, Tuesday, April oath, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ
CdnneLton, Wednesday, April 25th, in the
evening.
Rockport, Thursday, April 26th, at P. NJ.
New6urgh, Friday, April 27th, at P. NJ
ECdnSUi!ie, Saturday, April 28th, at an
hour to be announced hereafter.
M. Vernon, Monday, April 3Oth, at 2
P NJ
NeV Harmony, Tuesday, May lst, at
P NJ
The people, without respect TO party, are
cordially invited to attend these meetings.
Newspapers in the aforementioned pla-
ces are requested to aid the cause of free
discussion by copying SO much of the above
IS applies to their respective localities
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

BE2SH W e call the attention of our readers
to the sale of city lots to take place this af-
ternoon and evening at the Crescent City
Hall The lots are some eighty in number,
and are located in proximity to the pHblic
Schools depot and to the business portion of
the city, and present rare advantages 10
purchasers, either for residences or as siIes
for business or manufacturing purpOSPs.-
These lots have never before been offered
for sale, and from an exapination of the
plat of the city, we think it decidedts the
best opportunity presented for long time OF
securing II lot on reasonable terms. Nearly
all of these lots are the property of the
heirs of the late Wm. Neff Esq, of Cinciu-
natl, by whom they were held for many
years. They are situated OH all the streets
from Gum to Division, and from Third to
Eighth, and present front of over 1000
feet, in lots, ranging from 20 TO 349 feet, and
in value from $3.50 to 5000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

HANDSOME GooDs.-We had the pleasure,
yesterday, of looking through the extensive
dry goods house of Mr. JOHN S. HOPKINS, on
First street. We found many things to adj
mire, but especially were we attracted 10y
the splendid imported Brussels and beautiful
three-ply American carpets that were spread
ont for our inspection. The carpet depart
ment of his business, Mr.. HOPKINS has
made his speciality, and the good taste man.
ifested in his selections of patterns cannot
fail to secure the admiration of every lover
of handsomely furnished room. These
carpets are invariably purchased from tho
manufacturers, and hence the styles are all
ways fresh. In addition to carpets, we OBJ
served some floor oil-cloths, that were very
beautiful, and mating for halls, &c. thatwe
should Judge were very serviceable. We
also noticed some pink colored Sobinet mos
quito bars, that are somewhat of IA rarity in
our city. The dress trimmings to be found
in this eStablishment-for variety of styles
and richness of material-wilI equal those of
any OF the best houses in the West, and GER
tainly they will not fail TO receive the atten-
tion of every lady who is an admirer of
dress richly and tastefully trimmed.