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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
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Circular, Mil, Crose Gus, Wa, and Web
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Circular, Mil, Orese Gus, Wa, d and Web
O. sgt s. 4 " =. |...,
A!so. Blades amt o ctisn iOr N-w;rg fnd R,p
ng Mschines par,icula' atttLtI,L lald IL Lv
airing. s-E =. - a.
hnfsatine, J. wa Jun" T. lc6o-apwly
Z rLkNTIC Mulihiy Tor JAY, r.,
"A sAFH 9 at EUaNEll's.
~ mans miraculous mistases, Mss bears the
oJpdIaa-. 1hat ut men are aLout 10 ttre." =.
nNE of the foIcIble les ons tough; BY TIL. H..
(pf lif. IN tbe late Tornado, ~ ~, vain. -
ii's Assursr CO. The hss VI .r.p rsy AMI ,tc
deAth of the husband, viii leave N nv tnm,I,s
IA Govefty and d''tress -wh CD r,iei,, lh.ye ~ =
sryeAted by tinsely psecaution. - 80. 80 :
The Equita bis Life Assurance sec;.&v
OF THE uhIitD 81 ,1Ls,
pany.9 ''.e' 0o 'A.
Alnphits ana information given hy
s;,,.io Jim q. VIII On, Asrn.,hi 81
3 'eAeAS u eu4 Ireintn Halo !
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
q Removal Notice.
TY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

lam al. Ut to remove he stock Of B,Oss, Shtos
Hats, Gaps, Gloves. &C., from st.re-r"em Ne.
4 to store, o. i37 second stree, 2 doors south
ta,.rn 4 stones Bsnb, wh.re vii be baPly :"
~ an INV I'D customers and ~ many new ones -
1000 70 come. VI Eu Ike any kind Of one1s or
.hoea to ORDER for either ladies eents misses
emil zen. Satsfa:tion war; ant ed in sil css So.
HrParticular attenl ion paid TO rspairing.i
Er A large pirton Of the srck now ~ hand
n BE- .nle at easte,n cosr andcarrage, as II must
b to cold settle the business Ut tn. late hrn:
CO. UARM l, HAZEL,
Nsscstins, June ls-yltl By .. R'---
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
GOOD BANGAlNS
Take Notice,
i "A. = pN sN Nc Err

p. > 2 e - i ~ -
a l NO. ziI SsSond e'reet, has already received
u sAd IL daily adding to q large and soil
ye,cted stock of Gruc.ries. HIS sto B of Family
'roceres Il now complete, to which he lnv.,.s IA.
.te tioA Of the clrisens ct this Ct .nJ VICINITY
Always grateful tor he patronage Of IN, fsi-
y" oiusens' sna'i continue To kesp my stock
applied WIKI everything IN it's .seas.n ana ia
! 'nc 'snoo- q. pRl~,.Fp
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
SANE U h ID -..- ,
LIVER INVIG Oh Alto B
NEVER DEBlLlI.l les.


IT Is COMPOUNDED ENt4aL.T FRO Al
/ GUNS, and has become az s.rs.i.sl,o ialt, !.
standard n edi oins, TOR, ahi i. viii Gu!
known and approved BY Livsi Ugu paints, -.
I'll that have used it, !. lou, AJta,n., D,.ps,
and is now resorted to = STA Latobt y, ID. asa
@it b confidence in all s Snu.n,i Lu.nuaiuls
tho diseases for which ~ Dysel,.D, uro.sI
1t 10 recommended. - Sour oto..A il. ns.l.u.,.
1t has cured thous- = CostiveLess, Gho ii,s
ands within the last two q Cholera. .n.;.e,a 40,
years who bad given up 8 bus, CE3e.a lnta.1uu.
al hopes of relief, a. q F:stuienrv, Jsa.,,cE
the numerous unsolioi.- g Fema.s Neasus.s.
90 certificates in myS and may te used sue
possession show. full, a. ab UraiLa
Tho dose must be ry ka IA. .dex,c.ue,
adapted to the temper It al cure SIGN
ament Of the Individual . b h a Z Ii r. H.
.aking it, and used in = thousnI.s VAL Jesuit,
,ueh Quantities as to q in went, nIrutes,
ACT gently on tho bow two vr tura, iea.poou
els. E.. - fus are Asu aL col
Let the dictates me- c.men. u auacA.
your judgment vi de An VII, CO il ar
you . The use Of the giviss tas.r tsstiu.oi.s
LIVER INVIGO r A in its favor
MIX WATER IN TIE MOUTH Viii rHs
INVIaORA1OR, AND SWA LLoW BOiu ~
9ETHER.
Pee one Dollar pc BOI..e.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
SPALOING & ROGERS
NITED COMPANIES

J
From their New Orleans Ampitheater.
. First season of their Laad Company upou
the We.te.n waters
~ First season of their r road Circus in tho
v eet.
~ First season Of the Floating Palace Circus
de- anvaAs.
asr fir:t season Of the reiterated En- glish C.u-t
Jester, TON WATSON, with his four trsined geese
I HE prsprieto.s have for this .eason discontinued
ell 'hsI' oth.r travelling Estab ishmentc, and
concentrated all their energies and facities up,
his, their favo it, company, consisting OF all tie
tars Foreign and Ameri'a an, and the most splendid
and valuable stud of
RING AND PERFORMING HORSES,
Ever brought before the pubic selected an their
various Companies, eli under tho personal superin-
tendehce OF the managing propriet :,
MR.. CHARLES J. ROGERS.
Whose discipline and rsct have elevated this class
Of am usement to r andard Of elegance. 6uemeut
and perfection to which all other companies wouly
va,Aly hope to attain. In this unea Jailed col.s-
tim of Artists, will be found
LITTLE KATE ORMOND,
The beautiful, graceful sad aceo pl,.h,i Eoues.
,sisa and Dsnst u.e vno. . superiority h,s won FIR
her the apps.iation Of the "Juveniie Q icon Of The
Sou ii. -
Jean johnson and Master F. Barry,
he acsnowl adg.d Stars Of the Are "a, IN their
dash'ng, dar ng bareback fea,s of Hersemanship,
together 18th
Mons. Frsnco;s, Mrs. F. Ormond,
Ffark carry, Nous Augaste,
Signof Antonio, Tom Watson,
f. N. Pepper, Hi. Day.
Hercules Libby, Nick Foster,
John Barry, John Ke fs,
W. II. Hill, Charley Fi.h,
George Hto', Prof. Spaun,
Exce d in no particular in the v.rious perform
.nees. AID h. trick onies,
.aytst0Ok, IV'ilSsa,'e, Big Thunder
The spotted Mule,
JUBELO.
THE DWARF MULE PHGNIX
And the celebrated L,u,siana bred
HORS E, HIR A M,
Trained BY MrJ C. Rogers, and acknowledge to
| re he best performing horse on be Continent.
GRAND AQUATIC REPRESENTATION
% the morning OF ARRIVAL at each pl zee Of ex
nibition Cab u ii o'clock, A. y tho ce- DRAFTED
English coIrr Jester, Tom Watson, will Sc / down
tho river in
| WASHTUB DRAWN BY FOUR GEESE,
In full view of the public On the bank.
Will be exhibited under Pavilion, at and 7
! O'Clock. P. NJ, ut
Musca tine, Tuesday, July nth.
Admisssi, 20 cents. Children Is cents.
Immediately after each Circus performance, Spald.
| ing i Rogers
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
iAcluiiak The elite Of t.e ackuo led, Ethio plan
| peiforue re-, will give .
RE ,uERClE MINSTREL EN- rERTAINNENr
! Under be ri, cl. Tent,
Admins Ga to COncer, on y 25 ms.
| II. s. HINGESs, Agent.
| % Will exhibit at Davenport, J,ly l6 d
Kcitus burg, Jn,y Is b, burlington, July go, L
| rattas, Jui, 2ist
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONTHLY ABSTRACT e. E.
OF the assets, Liabilities, and Condition Of the
Muscatine Branch Of the State Bank Of losca
tor Monday, July I'd. 1860.
- ASSETS.
Safety Fund, $685. 90
Specis % II 445 ~
Note o. of other Banks, 7,0O3 O0
Other Cash lteue : {oA l,le8 %
Lue from Their Banks, ~ IA 49v 81
Notes and Bills d. soounted, 1920 30
Duo from Other Branches, "a e l2o AZ
Personal Property, !2s6 70
Suspense account. l 7O6 y
ExIense OF this Branch, 2,z77 81
Due from Bondsmen Of J. W. Outton,
fully secured, 29,oSS 7t
No."
500. 70
Capital Stock paid in, #> $S4,oou w
Notes in Circulation, 40, sao w
Due to her Banks ind Bankers, l.So w
Due to Depositsrs, Sooia %
Surf lu> (und, vid d profits ssv w
Discount and Interest received, 1.-Two 90
$lO4, 6i,73
81. GEO. c. STONE, PreydsAt.
.a THOMAS HARBACH, A. Cashier.
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HATS AND GAPS.

I am nov opening nice stock Of Hats and
Caps, consisting Of everJth iag that usu.
ally keptin It at line, and shall continue to
kesp . full and complete assortment, which shall
DO sold az cheap Is the cheapest! A good assos'.
ment of Carpet Bags, satchels and Umbrellas
Boots and Shoes.
n am also receiving my spring stock Of
"y Boots and Shoes, comprising everything
- new 10 the line. Ferrous By the million
can be both fitted and suited in price and quality
Phase call sns zee for younelve
Work Of all kinds made to ordsEos -.g,5
Si.n Of the big Boot and Hat, lie Second
Street. I+rsG -. W. II. STEWART.
Musea,ine, March a. .a.-.-,.. IL.
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S A F o 3 D.
FAMILY
Cat hartlc VIZ Is.

anu Pc. ap IN glass
] Keep IL shy chinaic.
1menta:y cana, an q
are g0oo ann cate "a AZ
aSes where a LathArtlt
ia Leede,., such as w.
ran seul.n,e VI tie otoa.
ach, Sieepiaess, ia,n
in tn b..re and Lin ,
Cos .ituIsss, ta'u aa..
SOr-hcss lses TIE wiioi.i
bOuJ, ftsm sud1th uulu,
Wni., treqn1n ny. -
pegisc &C, eisilL d 800.
COURSE u tevcr, lore e.
Appetite, a.cf-et tin
Sensation of Coi., Uysi
the do.iy, ksstiees..sss
Hsaaach VI veg III.
the had, ;ai: iLHsms
tory disc asses. " or..,sh
Children & a do is,
Mea'nat,sm, = gre,,
Fur ,hur VI the Eiva;
and many iiseas-s &
which Z eh Is hsir q.
TOO htInaiCus 10 u,n.
tiop iii this advertise
ment. lose | to =.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
OWNER WANTED.

nnn WHOEvEP has lost two Cows, one
white with bl acko spsrk., having red
A calf with white face, the other red
= CIV, With white back srd belly. can
arm Of thsif whessabouts by applying 1t this
q e. ~ @# q [jsnt3o.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

,e1yHE best Kerosene, q 80 pei, e. 2",iviI vd-
49, Fglt at GRAHLM B ocHEPs..,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

GODS OF CIVIL AN b.oRiMiNAL PhAcaiSf
u just received ardtfof saie let
junesA 1t GUhNEfA's'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

Pufe vegetable extracts,
CASKS. air tight, and vii
Tho Family Cathsr-
tic PILL IL . gentle but
active Catnartio which
Inc proprietor hiss used =,
n his praotlce for more q
than twenty years. -
The constantly i'm
ersssing dsmsxd from u
tnose who have long II
use d tho Y I L L Sc
and the satisfscsiJn ~
which al express in re-
gard to their use has in. 9
oucsd mo toplace them -
within the reach Of oil. r
Tbs profession we'll - =.
know that di6ersnt c. Il
thartics act on different q
portions of the bowels. e
The FAMILY O A.
!THARTIC PILL has, r.
with due reference to
thie we'll establis he'd 3
fact, been compounded =
from . variety Of the
purest Vegetable Ex-
tfacts, which act alike
On AvAYv I.aYk Gf tina al.
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PRICE THREE DINEs,

5l2 or PRICE THREE DIMES, ..~-v /,
|; The Liver Invgerator and faA..y Carharst
Pills gre setsiled BY Druggists T. ,aIy, ard -"it
Wholesale BY the Trade in ell tle large 'e~ns.
- s.T.W. sANFrRD N D..
~ :, ~ Manu- aesurerS a. G froyrieto.i, = !
/ 0st.15: 1856 BROADWAY Nv IS.
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Cash Business

exclusively. B-'ng known IN this vicinity and in
Toe untr, TT % yea-s, We hope uul frie, d. q
all desiring Groceries Will give US a cell and we
will givs tnsm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

ADAM OGILVIE
H.s tho BEST BROWN SUGAR in the market,
I'D keeps constantly hand Ccf.e, Tea. Mo'asses,
Salt, Nails, Wooden Ware, and in fact, everything
the farmer wapts.
Farmers will find 1t to their interest to call on
ADAM OGILVlE before purchasing elsewhere. ~
Muscstr ne, Aprit dth, 1S60-dawtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27
Errn,,, ~ NnrE

NEW YORK, Nov 26.-James Black was
nearly murdered by gang of rowdies Fri
day night in BIoecker street. One of them
had jostled Black, and on his demonstrating
thereat, the assault occurred His skull was
fractured.
4 collision occurred on Friday at Fordham
between two freight trains, one of which
had a passenger car attached Daniel D.
Kelly was severely injured internally, and
his recovery is doubtful. The other passen-
gers and a brakesman were somewhat hurt
Advices from Panama per the Ariel state
that the cargo of the American brig Win
throP had been seized at Santa Martha by
the commissary Of the general government
and appropriated to the troops and public
VIM. e. Foster, an American citizen, had
been arrested for going from Carthagena to
Santa Martha without passport, though he
had one from the American consul
Two boxes Of specie, containing $5, 900,
belonging to citizens, was seized at Santa
Martha and IS sti.l in possession of the
general Government.
News from Peru is to the effect that Mr..
Clay had received his passports and would
leave on the 18th for Panama and New
York
Diplomatic intercourse is thus suspended
with Peru. Advices from other parts of
South America are aboutof the usual charac-
ter. IN attempt to Gnd a railroad route
across the Chiriqui Isthmus is said to be
total failure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27

Bog There has been quite a fatality
amongst Democratic newspapers since the
elections. The Enquirer here led of in the
"dance OF death Then followed the Laporte
Times, Lawrence Democrat at Bedford, ard
the Rushville Jacksonian. The Seymour
Times remarks, on the subject Of the death
Of Democratic papers, " If it were not for
Government, State, or County patronage the
country would soon be rid of Democratic
papers, as not one in thousand has merit
enough to secure a support from the peo-
pie If the Times had said that the great
mass OF the Democratic party are not Il
reading people, and hence not patrons of
newspapers, it would have come nearer the
exact state OF the case.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27
TAX NOTICE FOR 1860.
EHHHE Tx R.4K.ERS OR Kr4.H.El " u

Il burgh county are hereby notified that the
Tax Duplicate for 1860, containing list of Taxes
for State, County and other purposes, has been
ceived by me from the Auditor of said county, and
/ can be found at my office, in the Court House,
for the purpose Of receiving the revenue.
The taxes for the year 1860 are as follows
For State purposes 10 cts each 500 valuation
~ cents each poll.
For County purposes 55 cts on each 500 vaua-
ton Sl.OO on each poll.
For Common School purposes 10 cts on each $50
valuation. so cents each poll.
For purposes Of providing funds t. meet the an
nual interest on outstanding County Bonds due
1860, aud the annual interest on those not yet due
IA cents.
For purpose Of providing State debt Sinking
Fund Revenue cents on each 500.
PIGEON TOWNSHIP, outside Evansville-For
Township purposes, 3 cents for Special school
purposes, 10 cents, on all taxable property
KNIGHT TOWESHIP-ForT Township purposes
cents for Special School purposes 3 cents ; for
Road purposes, cents.
SCOTT TOWNSHIP-For Special School pur-
poses, > cents.
ARMSTRONG TOWNSHTP-For Special School
purposes. cents, and 80 cents on each poll.
PERRY TOWNSHIP-For Special School Iur-
poses, ~ cents; for Road purposes, - cents
UNION TOWNSHIP-For Township purposes,
l. cents
CENTRE ETOWNSHIP-For Township purposes
cents; for Special School purposes, cents; for
Road purposes, 3 cents.
GERMAN TOWNSHIP-For Township pur
poses, 10 cents for Special School purposes to
each SlGO. valuation aforesaid.
THEODORE NENNEMAk, T. V. G.
novel -d2taw6w6w
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Rsa They are coming soon.

THANKSGIVING OYsTERs-As there will
no doubt be large quantities of Oysters
wanted for Thanksgiving dinners, we would
refer all wishing fresh bivalves to Stiles's,
No. 1873 Vine street. He receives daily
from Baltimore superb oysters, which in
point of size and excellence are not surpass-
ed. If you want a supply for dinner or
lunch, ask for SIS, and you will find them
as Mr.. Stiles represents.
The above is from the Cincinnati Press,
and we are pleased to stale that PARTNER
CALDWELL, No. 9 First street, next door to
the Postofice, is the sole agent of Mr.. Stiles
in this city, and receives the above oysters
daily, by Express. Call and get can, and
you will find them as represented. We
know, for we have tried them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27

CHANGE OF RAILROAD TmE.-The time of
arrival and departure of trains on the Ev-
ansville and Charlottesville RAILROAD, ac-
cording to the time liable which went into
effect yesterday (the 2eth Now, will be
found il our Travellers Guide, fth page
of the Daily. The change is as follows :
The accommodation train, going north, de
parted at 600 o'clock A. NJ before the
change; now said train leaves-at $40 a.
NJ The mail train, going north, left at 9:l5
A. NJ: now it goes at $40 a. NJ The accom-
modation train, coming south, arrived at
$50 P. NJ. before the change now it arrives
at 3:55 P, NJ. The mail train, coming south,
arrived then at 4:5G p. NJ: now il arrives at
I2:4S P. ~
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gGy- The Terre Ilaute and Richmond (


Railroad advertises the following change oi
time from and after the 2Gth November;
Leaving Terre Haute, No. l, express
train, leaves daily Sundays e1cepted) at
2:55 a. NJ. No. ?, mail and accommodation,
leaves daily Sundays excepted) at 100
A. N. No. ,, express, leaves daily at
4:lO P. n.
Arriving at Terre Haute, No. I, express
train, leaves daily Sundays excepted) at
2:l0 P NJ. No. 2, mail and accommodation,
leaves daily Sundays excepted) at E5o
A. M No. 3, express, leaves daily (Non-
days excepted) at 1850 A. n.
Persons going through from here to In
dianapolis will make close connection at
Terre Haute with the express train leaving
at 4;I0 P. NJ, arriving at indianapolis
about Z Coming through from Indianapo-
lis, persons will leave about II at night,
stay at Terre Haute from l:5O till I, and ar
rive here at l2:48 p. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27
EB% The funny little Kanelie

HEg" Hughes has irst-rate tailor in his
employment who manufactures or cuts to
order any article of boys or gents clothing
in the latest style at moderate prices.
lie has also a large lot of Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Jeans and Tweeds, suitable for the
season, which he will sell at prices to suit
the hard times His stock of Boots, Shoes,
and Hosiery is very desirable for this sea-
son. Call and examine his stock, and you
will be sure to purchase.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE =. " LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
arrival ofsno steamship Arogo.


ENGLAND-Tbe Bank OF England had raised
/ the rate Of discount in consequence of the
/ withdrawal OF $500, 900 for the Bank of
France, which was TO he followed by $780,
coo more.
Consols closed at 93I@94I for money,
and 9J4Cd 93s for account.
The rate Of discount had been raised to
. per cent on Tuesday evening, and the
Bank Of France had raised its discount rate
to i per cent
Intelligence coutradicting the report for
negotiations for the capitulation of Gaeta,
IS received.
1t is asserted that the garrison is com
posed Of only few battalions. 1t is also
stated that Gen. Guyon considers his posi-
ton as untenable-
Garibaldi has issued a farewell proclama-
ton to his late army, concluding by telling
his companions in arms that an army of a
million will be wanted to follow him again
to a fresh conflict which is likely TO break
out in Italy by March Dext.
The siege works before Gaeta are actively
continued, and if the garrison viii not ca
pitulate Il general bombardment will com
mence.
Francis had rejected the proposal to
evacuate the town on the basis that he COM
mands the troops, 10000 in number, at
Gaeta, and relies on the strength of the
fortress.
LIvERrooL.-Th breadstuffs market had
a downward tendency, and all descriptions |
had slightly declined. Richardson, Spence |
& Co. report -four dull and declined Cd per |
bbL Wheat quiet; lower qualities were
easier, but quotations unaltered western
lis Gd@l2s % southern l2s 3d@I2s lOd
white western los Gd@l3s; southern l3s
1dGI4s. Corn dull
Wakefield & Co. report a decline of 1d0 /
2d per GENITAL on wheat. Flour steady
Provision market quiet. Beef heavy. Pork
,nd bacon steady. Lard firm. Sngar firm
JoHee steady. Rice firm. Rosin dull
rurpentine dull.
LoNDoN MAnKErs-Sugar, coffee, and tai
ow steady. Rice has advanced Saltpetre
leavy. Consols closed at 93I for money;
$40 OF. for account.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27

By" In the Petersburgh (Pike CO.. Re-
porter Of the 22d inst, VIC see ii Sherihs
advertisement q column and 4 quarter long,
setting forth that some eighty pieces OF land
(mostly of 4O-acres) belonging to the Trus-
tees OF the Wabash and Erie Canal, will be
sold at Peiershargh on the ilth of Decem-
Der. The execution was issued ON a judg
ment il favor of George II. Scott. The sales
arc to be made at not less than two-thrds
the appraised value Of the property.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27
H4g- The Shawneetown nlinoisan and

E4J- The Shawneetown Ilinoisan and
Princeton Clarion copy our lengthy account
of the burning Of the Pacific without a
word of credit. The omission may have
been made accidentally. We hope it was.
Several papers that ought to know better,
are in the constant habit OF copying items
from this paper without the least acknowl-
edgment. We have spoken Of this matter
before and have got tired o. complaining. 1t
don't seem to do any good. We always
take pains to give credit, but hereafter
shall retaliate on two papers we have IN
mind by playing the same game with them
that they have been Systematically playing
with us. The editors Of these papers will
know who IS meant, for we are confident
that the omission to give the Journal credit
is made Intentionally.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27
Post Omce.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Nov. 26, 1860.
MEssRs. EDITORS Please insert the fol-
lowing:
From this day the Post Office will open at
A. NJ. and close for the day at P. NJ. All
Letters intended for the morning mail
must be dropped in the Post Office 10y 81
o'clock. Office will close at o'clock, on
arrival of the mail, and open again at II
o'clock.
Very Respectfully, g. R. RUDD, P. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27

BUSINESS is very duh in this city. Col
Iections are difficult to be made. Our bust
ness men all complain Of the hard times.
The milling interest is brought nearly to a
stand in consequence of the financial troub-
les. Wheat has declined to soc for red and
81 for white. Flour is worth from S5.25
to SO per barrel according to quality, by
wholesale. There must certainly be some
Improvement soon, as there is no sufficient
reason for all this uneasiness. 1t is hoped
that the liberal course of the New York
and Boston bankers in expanding their
loans when the panic came on, instead of
getting frightened and contracting, viii
have the effect to give new impetus to
restore confidence, and set the
wheels Of commerce again to revolving
This exhibition of confidence on their part
will infuse the same spirit, it is hoped, into
the business men of the whole country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-27

MELANCHOLY AcCDENT.-August Wier-
bacher, son of John P Wierbacher aged
about s years, was killed on the 10th inst
by the accidental discharge Of gun in the
hands of Jacob Miller, who is also a young
man about the age Of the deceased. The
young men We're hunting hogs August
was n few PAGES in advance Of Jacob; Jacob
was carrying double-barrel shotgun at
halt-cOck, and happening to catch his toe
under Il root, was thrown to the ground.
and simultaneously with his fall the gun
went off and discharged its contents into
the neck of August just below the ear Au-
gust was young man of amiable disposi-
tion and we'll beloved by all who knew
him. HIS parents have the sympathy Of
the community in This their sad bereaye-
ment- BooHrIe Dem.