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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23

ONCE MORE IN THE WoRLD.-Rushville,
Rush county, used TO be connected with the
world at large by fat-bar railroad. The
track gave out in the course of time so as
to be impossible, and Rushville became once
more "cabind, cribb'd, confn'd" in the
heart of its rich and productive county
Having tasted the sweets of unrestrained
intercourse nth the " outside barbarlans, D
Rushville longed once more to be " let out"
An arrangement was made by which the
Madison and indianapolis Railroad Company
regarded and re-timbered the road, and re-
laid the track with rail, and once more
set the cars in motion. This very natu-
rally pleased the good people of Rush, Shell.
by, Bartholomew, Jennings, and Jefferson
counties, and the result was that on the
18th there was big celebration, and 1000
people went down to Madison to rejoice
over the completion of the road. They
were Hospitality welcomed and entertained
by the whole souled people of the Athens
o! Indiana, who at some suspicious time
intend to return the call, and have good
time generally. All hands are 10 be
congratulated over the re-opening of the
road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23

BUTTER.-The Sullivan Democrat COM
plains of the scarcity OF good butter there.
Here, Such thing as irst-rate, fresh, sweet
butter is a uyth-heard OF, but never seen.
1t seems to us that a good dairy, for the
making of butter for this market, would be
n paying institution. A prime article will
always bring rs cents per pound.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, Of Montgomery
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23

DJ-The Enquirer admits that "there is
no reason in the world why Kansas should
not be admitted at this session" We hope
that paper will not, during the campaign,
forget this admission, and attempt to justify
the Democratic party for its criminal per-
sistency in keeping Kansas ont of the Union
because she has free constitution.
We fear that our neighbors-in their
anxiety to get Kansas in as State, in the
hope of gaining her electoral vote for Doug
las should he be nominated-have made an
unfortunate admission, which will bother
them sorely yet. We advise them to take
it back" before it is too late. The Kansas
difficulty is not over yet, judging from the
action of the Democratic majority of the
Senate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23
Democracy a Great Institution.


To the Democracy we are to render as
criptions of praise and return thanks for
the unexampled progress and prSsperi-
ty of our State and Nation Great is Dem
oeracy, and Jimmy Buchanan is its prophet.
new revelation is now vouchsafed
US poor Oppositionists by the Enquirer. No
man but Democrat is fit to be Common
Pleas Judge or District Attorney. "Thou
hast the votes, Q Democracy, and thou must
have the Offices" "Might is right"
The purity of the ermine is no considera-
ton at all with the Spells party. Haul
down the snowy robe, drag it through the
mud-hole of party contest, and throw it
over the shoulders of some fourth-rate pet
tifogging lawyer. Only be sure that he
always votes the whole Democratic ticket
this is all the qualification needed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23

ReaF From the lst Of February to the lst
of April there were shipped from Mt. Yer
non IT'S barrels of eggs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23
H.1-E-ETEse THE -ETrE.a'TEo.s' or

- WHITES THE .9TTf.H'TKS-R' OF
IN deal tai the tast that he is tasnufacfur
Ak, and keeps constantly hand 1t large stock
,,f the And choicest sIS he's at goods adapted
To the requirements tf popular trae tn, induce
nIenIs he offers are tstiDD GOODS AT Low
PRICES. Having been gagged in m,niiAc Hring
hrst class gn,.ds for over twenty Years, he
CLAIMS nav" Elcilities for manufacturing
class goods cheap, il not ch-ap.r, than Eastern
manufactures lie feels confident ot his ability la
offer extra Inducements tu close bnyris Hi. motto
: a fair h,id and favors.
Gan and examine his goods, and yoa will ha
to buy.
Bs- Orders promptly attended to-
toGI5-3nd
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WHEELER & WILSON'S

No. . First Street, between MAIN ana L0cust.
-NR ORFER TO THE PUBLAC
~ Wheeler d. Wilson'S Improved Sewing Ma
chine at reduced prices, with increased confdenee
in ia merits az the best and most reliable family
seu,irg machine now in 1t sews equally well
a., The tbickest or thnest fabrics; makes the lock
Itch impossible to uurayel, with the essential
,,jvantaue of being alike both sides, forming no
Idle or chain the under side; is simple in con-
,truetion, more speedy in movement, and more
Durable than any other machine. We give full IN
structions to sulla the purchaser TO sew ordinary
s.aIns stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind. and
tuck all the machine, and warranted Iof
three years
W. also Keep on constantly hand afnll assortment
of Singers machines.
firTs,Inrs containing testimonials of the above
machines, from persons of the highest standing
East and West giving prices, &c, viii be furnished
Sb9Iv f. nj. 5ELLMAN-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

HBE' EIHTUE or ~ OHDER 0F
-AIB the Common Fl,ils Court of Warrick comfy
In L. made at the March term, 1850, thereof, will
sell at pubc aucinu and cutlery at the Court House
door in B0onNiIIe, Warricl county, Indiana, on
saturday, the 18th day of May, 1860, between the
hours of eight o'clock NJ. and four O'Clock p. NJ {,
of said day, all tho Heal Estate belonging TO the
heirs of John IL. Spman, deceased, TO wit In
lot No ninety one (9I), and the west side of In
lot NO. thirty-six C}G) in the tow. of Boonviile
and part Of the southeast quarter of the south
quarter of section No, twenty seven GU, town
five ( s-uth of range eight west, situated in War
rick county, Indiana, containing u acres. Also,
Lot No four ~ in Block No. eighteen (lS) in South
Enlargement OF the City of Evansville, situated i'll
Vanderburgh county, Indiana.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash in hand,
one third in six months, aud third in Eighteen
months, the day of SALE the purchaser giving
his note with approved security, and waving any
relief from valuation aPpraiSement laws, with
interest from date. SAMO Ell ii. PERIOD,
aprl3 3tdlaw6ltw Commissioner
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23
1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
O O ID - r

O. O q ID - m
Nt9E.g.N.KLE.S'% REELLE' G7'-
~ fully inform their numerous friclids and the
public generally, that they are daily receiving
cessions to their large and varied stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which. for elegance, style and
variety, cannot he surpassed. Ii would be super
fluous to enumerate all the departments which, on
inspection, will be found repcte-embracing all the
leading styles and novelties of the season.
The business principles which have gained for
their old estab ishe house sucir tensiye patron
age will be adhered to, viz: Execution of orders
with dispatch-attention aud courtesy to CUSTOM
ers, combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having been purchased with and judy
ment in the best markets, and OF first quality, to-
gether with AN adherence to sound principles of
trade, they confident of being able to supply
those who may favor them with a call tho best
terms. Annexed they submit list Of departments.
Cloths, Cassimeres, aud VestinSs,
Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, CnttoHades aud Donims,
New StFle Prints, IA great variety, .l....B
French Organizes, Lawns aud in.shama,
English Berages, Anglais aud Challs,
Black and Fancy Silks aAd irish Poplns, r
Mol;,ir Goods for travelling dresses,
French Berage Robes, 10 II NolAnts,
silk and Bingham Umbrellas and Psrasulz
Panama, Braid, Lcghorn and Palm Hats,
Boots aud Shoes, Soft Black aud Culored Hats
White, Bluo and Pink Mosquito Nets
French and Scotch EmbrOderes, great variety,
Black Lace Mantillas and Points,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, and White and Colo,ed
White Goods Notions Dress Trimmings &c, &c
3. & r. would call particular attention to their
stock of Irish Linen Goods of their ,imporii-
tions, warranted Pure Linen, soft finish and
Grass Bleached-cousistingo Of u, A. 6 and l2-4
Linens, Brown and Bleached, Damasks all si2es,
Linen Cambria Handk erchefs Towels, Brown and
Bleached HuckE, &c.
N B.-Thomrson's Skirts, requiring no Steel
Spring around the body, are recommended for the
following pecuiariti0s aud advantages:
LIST. Facility of application.
2d. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe
cariate, and admit of any kind of exercise without
the slightest inconven iepce TO the woaTeT.
HE5 Corner Main and FIRST streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23

KRE YsOL EekRS .9SN'U PISTOLS,
Ma Rifles and GINS in great variety and 20 per
cent ehea per than b.,fore offered in this market
We call attention the following kinds on hand
Shapes Reporters,
- keVslvers,
barreled Pistols,
Colts old and new PateLt, inch, inch, and
3 inch barrel Reviewers, assorted with Ivory
aud Rosewood handles
Warmers Pistols,
Smith Wesoi Pistols,
Uerengef's do
Aliens single barrel, selfcocking Pistols,
sorted Ivory and Rosewood handles,
Remington Pistols,
Allen Cartridges,
Henry's Rifles,
Shots Guns from 81 TO $50,
Shot Belts, Pistol Flasks,
Sportmens equipments,
For rale at GEO. \. SONNTAG & CO.'S,
Hardware Dealers, Main street,
aPr3 Sign Of the Circular Saw.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23

Carpet House.
NH@E .JRE REC&EGT.V'F9 ii E.SG-
~ ger stoci, of Carpets, Rugs, oil cloths, Car
tain goods-both Swiss AMI uamask-Tahc Linens,
Towels, Napkins, Shertings, and house furnishing
goods generally, than have received. Also,
n large retail stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Trimmings, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Lace Man
tiila4, Shawls. a nice assortment OF Merrimac and
Cocheco prints Hoop Skirts - per cent cheaper
than last year, Boys wear-Cottou, Linen and
Woolen-Ladies' Dress Goods-nice assOrtmcnt.-
Also, the Embryo Cotton Yarns. Call at
i. OAKLEY u SONS,
alh7 No 6 First street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23
Fire and inland Navigation


and TAR profit.
Esgecai aaea6oa gfgeH "a insurance II DWELLINGS
and Contents for terms OF l 10 gears.
he suh vice long aud successfully tried, and
thu many adyantagps the Astna Insurance Company
u,sses-r- in ios line, should not be overlooked by
those ready 10 insrre and understanding their best
Interests. ......
During stringent times tho necessity for
liable Insurance becomes imperative duty-the
ability of property owners to sustain lnss being
then D3uch Iessened.
Agencies ia all the principal citios and towns
throughout the State Politics issued without de-
lay, by any Of the duly authorized Agents of the
Company.
fidelity.
A. C. HALL0CK & SON, Agents,
mars Marble building. Main st
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80 CUR beIDnoeren Genufntbnabnte.
9tnw anberer unb Isfeube fpatea fstr SprH&tfg fstn, tbt
Re TIRE 8iGctts fdufeu unb fClte1 btsfelbsn nur pn iDi9 en-
u~neeftGtet 8edntea fdufen, Htlae Dpn tbrenh @tba!te !eten,
rsGt attr pon Matlsrn pbtr 8wtfGeEsrdstrn, ia fa isnt: bst
@tfabr a~us8efest Rnh, bsfdptnbtIt ~ tOsrbfn rHb TOR Vtle
urAfprb ~GuSGeben.- ..
DnrdfabrtssB iGette ,se
naG attn gsftIsn bes gotaens Fnb su BADEN Bel
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9ensal.Gna t8rantensMBent Der DaItHsrts p1S
s 9ttrsGtlent6bn.
sansofa Gr. 81, Tbansesffr.. 8altiurore.
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Grdu7i8 s.. OrupD


pfstu an ltir'rn alten pLase TT
$50, AZ @lo Galperttrose,
"a o. ken btRen unb 6saigeen @Drrnfb Ben 2ebera taS er6stt
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tIr9nrs an 6onb bat, mtIhE eE biaiger, oils tr9enb stn dnberes
Sans tteler 4rt tatter az Derfaufen entfdlufsn til. aDte6er.
~berf6pfrrn aer6bre Id ltberalen &dbatt, tnstefOnbtrs bet'n
6infduf son 8pirn, gtdseIn unb PEGS. ron Del&tn i9 tina
5000 8ufbel SOrrGlbtg B lbt unb BITE Id an 56nlIer UNI 20 PRE-
4snt orinaer, ais Der Boz Oner Drefs tit, n6fafea nth, gu
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men rrg6er ne tbfa, benn Id b~tG6F5itge nftn 5dus tn Bnltt-
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+, Ram qsbsrbffrtnte, tn msIten I'd metr WettdulssDfGl babe,
Eigts,r ais Id Dertaufe. SD babe prtnta 5SmiDdsoCAltnIs.
Sr Baittlsrf GOrte 20 gtnts bs ~ q Gents herunttr /; eufta
stmsS t6atbaftes 5emECd ~ 81 big q nrb % Gsnts, berss ct
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istr sstss Az 81 bts 80 Gents unb strde be y 80 asnts Sub.
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tes IS egnts, befss Buff 2tber sa $50 es Dnsenb beaes 81
90 boa 9wggnb Qtniugs ~ $3.50 $5i41 fds DnsenO. stn bill
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bT 6Gntma9tr pOu Salttntrre ..s8r|
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SeFt perfmUnen 9etned n6S YaGf 9v "
Nbrrn QstRen DO, 81 q
unb snbsrt Artitsl TN gerbS A1ssN
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8tanps, Of6bel n. I. 10.
Grtte Yremtunt HiaHrs
TDrte8 !
np0
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6Iterer TbstItaber Der frIterea 6traa
Ruabe, Sable & Go.
Cd nab, {Dsten Biz Eabrtt anb ben 9etFagf uuter Der Nirm
VIM. KNABE & Co.,
cuff tsn alien ptast
sos. 1, 8, 5 unb Z, 9tpro Gatan Citrate,
&c esndber hsNa @utaw 9cufe, Baltimore, 9fb., uteber sr6fnet.
panisnh fur ss ns9tsrt 1isttt 9 y ast ,usl9. Der fra-
rna6t ser ltnterset6nete benz Dublttnrn Bic trsebenft Wnaeioe.
Sas .r {tt benz frbt bes ttnen Gbetlbdbers, 5rr. 5enruGSbT
SaT2 btTen apb bte G~Ompaentt 8eSf Uorbsn MGR, bsn sanssn
t~ebeutenbtn @Crrdtb Der NOD unDpQen6tten YtanG's, 5SI Grt
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rem @ef&GftsIUf0l fGrtbetretben unb es fA 3ur MufaaSe MA.
ben, 7as DtanU tntrttr ntsbr "a ftiner @Dlerbuaa III Derbels
arssr fetntn alttn g3nartat6ufsrn unb Der 8obrtf tn Gu.
tawarast, aabe 8alt.mCrt. PG' tt ttne neue sroBe 5abrtf In
gIS.@utGuRrGse, NIT Der gr0ute mad GBen!rGBe e~rrtbtst. Tn
ntIdsr Ct ttnt srOBe Nnsdtl Der btaen &rSetter 6ef&GfJ0tt.
Sn btster EaEtti rsr6en Dttanrs nod etaer neuen SsGla &C..
ferftst, fSc neIderer Set Der 2uSfenung TIM W~4Grslanb. Sr8t.
Int. EG be beaen Snfrumenteasaader aus 8pfsn, Nelps gurf
urb oaIttngrs, a StanUs %aas9saeat batten, bts R58fs
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unb BON ttber 5pta. unb 8annrt wcrteH {. IfttertS 4l
wati Der MiatertaIssn pstpenbet unb r. lam boker fIr is6es
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xBid,tia fir @tupanoerer uno Netfenoe.
- GriparuiR BON !5ett, GelS -
ssssSs nnb Entferrnng -.

%SH&-%G2S AWA SNAl~%N&NU &S@EA&
butm hs
8GIttrtCres unb SbtOsG tfenbG8t.
ned allen Eletlen be8 MetenS
uber nNl
8arferSburs unb Marietta, cber Benmtob,
Wbeelin9 unb Columbus.
Die BaIttwxys unb Dttr.Gifsnbobn bietst BEN ~rttftnSen
gubiifant Bic er5gttn gUrtbele tn Beava anf 8tat8lttt, Ee-
eatmIibfstt, St&erbett, 9anftlt6tsit nnb e.hSHbstt Der stt'
rtrieu. 10 pdf Re Dpn Fetnt4 dnptrn Sdbn tn bietena 2anbt nber~
lrOftn rptrb. 9iefe 8abn, pom atlantif@sn gfess ~aussstsso,
a. btt aItsst sssees sasH tas.s st IT. hf aIst$ q Rs9,t so e. aS go ne isn.
lea ra8 ben gBthtn, BITE nt&t Dsrfsblea fOIten, Fe ~ %Ssnusta'
Meilenentfernun8 bon BoltintDre nod
Cincinnati:
Heller QorFsrsbrra &- - 565 StetItu.
lleber gsapp1b nab DtssItr9 $50
ueber S~ayrt8Bur8 unb gtttsbuf8 6S
Dur@ Bite Wottettds2tate 5S -..
ttne Grfsarnt6 en- Der gutftrnuAs SSn tt6
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stut @rfpGrnis an Der Gntfernung Sum~ CO
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nubeu, Isesn BITE @etitn in ~ xa8en surId unb fnbtsR tn
Waaen, Ste euf has elerbeGIemft unb NIT e%tp0lferttn Stter
etngtrtntet itnb.
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9Dbnffpne SnfDramce NOOms,

Subntfuus SnIpramce NUUnnS,
Nc. 70 SecrnofraBe.
Teuers W1artnes mnb 9eben8sg5erfdbes
rMneS,G~ omDagniep. l4o 1913.
M 9t6crle unb f~eiteite GpmFa snte. 900
Gerlt9srun9s,@ cmp. Der 8alep BON 8ir9inien,
.. nit 100000 Capital .4ats4
2pn6bur9s VertAerun9S Comp ron gtrSinien,
nit s 0 1000 CAPITAL
Nlben1arGe Se, lideruuas, @omp. ron 8irsinien,
NIT 100000 Capital -" A'
Charter Sat%Gerftaer Comp. ron hartford,
l 1865 NIT $350,O0O Capital 3l.
Securitbs 8eritGeruuss Comp. Ucn NepsDCrt,
uI.s ei1 NIT $27O,00O Capital 4s1Wte
Pbeuir@Berii6erun9ss g cu'p. BON NewsOCrt,
>t nit 100000 Capital T1,l hi
8eiolutes8 erfi4srun9s Comp. pcn Newe0Orf,
nit $270,00O Capital
MOntant- gerlidsrunss gSmp. pcn NeusOOrt,
s~EE nit 100000 Capital
Netr Wcrlb. QerItmer. Gcn,p. rom Nemsg lBrf q
-l9i@11s nit $250,00O Capital y ~ ~
. Wercantile Matual Warire.
0aIf $50 NIT 81 10000 900 CAPITAL iIIH5H Hg
Sereiniote Staaten Qebenss NerC1ferIro r.
a.f7sIl NIT $ 1,25O,972 Capital M ,.1
RDrtbern Nfurance Comp. Of Qrubon &
& NIT So, 194,1I1 Capital.
Die pben hsrnsrlten eenpa8nteen fnb son Der 9~eaEsIatur
bS StGdteS Mcrtlonb dutbcrtftt unb tfaenfrt. 1880
Dts Sn BEN nntersetAnstsn rtprdftattrten gsmgaantstn q
baben DitfttG . er FIJI g kares Capital gum 1Olen pben an"
seeebensn Bettne, Ser0niwUrtlt6 fur bic 8dBIuno =. gssrinas
panitltt erfeSt. 41tN 3 - aEBSs. 8. SpbnHTm-
I fa-8g8 IJ 4ag73 Sftpnbfr ltf
-Nrtp. q ' m 2ur0eo6r. T0nf7,fI
Icale's MISUNDERSTANDING SIoentar+
Commercial Buildings, Gay Str.
5cne Sniurance 60. 90. y.
Saar.GoFttot 100000 JlA
Sartferc Seuer SnIuronce 60. 1914.
. ar GGsttal $500 OOO. uttrt
ytortb Gmerican 6euer Sniuronce 60.
gadr Capital 100000. t
@tcentsunt uHt Outer duer Wrt Ia etobt rnh = - .ue, -l4
Rnten Vrtittert. o. ~" OtaIaHtn
Silicon, sE Geo. D Coale. IA.
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WieOerznmana.

9ebcri 2eber4 GAnbmaA rserdtbc
nod einn1al i'm 5elbe, mo tie bIeiben IC0en.
gqttuen outtn, npblerprDbten d~utri6tieta ur6 treuen Breur =
rem BEN bsntfden 5&ubmG6ern pom baltimore, gnalbtnetpn
unb aafu DIdsea, us ber vgDederA 8elefen uire, tuno
- A., MtIon kaE e-T~srr.44E aea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
Great Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory
jOH - DOOI Ely.
~ Main street Richmond Va.

MANUFACTURER and UcdIsr IN Far, MrdW LfyA0In,
Ianamd, Soft, and ncieSL'n Dress Hats.
I HAVE new ready my Spring stock Of Hats, Caps, IN
and straw Goods 10 which wousd invite the aiien LIN
ten Of the merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee, confident of aht, supply them with
thing The, want line, good erns they
la procured In any market In the country.
My socs Will be Kept constant, full b, the addition Of
thing that desirable. Having greatly Increased my
manufacturing inct,es desirable Will bc
own manufacture My nek Nrrkn Hat u ali In the front
rank and s equal not superior I" thing produced In the
country
Ny assortment Of Boys Misses an Chilercns Rich, Trmm
ed Hats aud Flats "f nil the different styles of raid and Leg
horn, cannot be excellcd
In Military Goods, | furnish thing required. My
stock Of the various qualities al Arm, "kegunion Hats
complete and III the different ii. Hats caps
made lo order nj short
NH ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18


srl hearty in the oaniest wble he journal of the
Whir Lieut. Governor hes taken care q 10. own
I.tere.ts and let the canvas take care OF issif ~
n early declared u wonld do. That Journal has
--bscsuss Of its miIkaad.wat sourse--soms
frsnty thousand Subscribers IN this city and Is
saburbs, and Of these twenty thousand vcntars
10 ssy more voted for Ullman aud Scroggs than
70, Clark snd Raymond. Tho Tribuns-also Be.
csuee Of he character has but eight thousand
subscriber. within the same radius. and venture
10 esy that Of it, habitua readers nineten,hs vo-
ted for CLARK and Raymond-very few Tor Uilman
and Scrusgs had u bear The brunt 81 the con.
ts.t, and take terrible responsibility IN order to
prevent the Wing. uniting npnn Jas. W: Barker
in order to defeat Fernando Wood. Had Barker
been elected here. nsjther you nor ! could walk
,beee streets without being booted. and know
Nothingism would have swept like n prar'e-hre.
Exhausted BY his energetic fight against foes
and friends, pour Greeley too deeply. di'appoint-
ed to 10 philOsophic; thus sadly concludes; -
al have no further wish but TO glide out oil
the newspaper world a. quietly and q. speedilyas
possible. join my family in Europe, and, II posi-.
BILE stay there quite time-long enough to cool
nv feyered brain. aud renoyate my overtaskeden.
ergies All I ask is that we shall be counted
even on the morning after the first Tuesday IN
February NJ afore.aiI and that | may thereafter
,ake such ,ourse as seems best, without reference
to the past dc.
HORACE GREELEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
NOTICE.

fuNHE term IL co partnership Of PtIiIAM BETS, hay
Ing expired BY agteemcut this day, the bunesa
II SIZZLING NEGROES ar iTC7ION AND PRIVATE
Li commission only, will he continued by AT THE
OLD STAND, ODD fEIIgOWs HALL. We respectfully
He'll continuation of patronage from friends and the pub
lie generally and by Industry and hope Ia merit
the liberal patronage heretofore cxirndrL Ia us.
JULIAN " CO., Auctionecrs,
&c. 'uLiIAx, ! Richmond, Va
X. T. prLLiAN,
TX Wpsl.ER mn, -
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice.
rUVHE arm Of PCLLIAM BErrs having This day ceased
i WM H. BETS Will continue In the NEGRO Al tIloS
BsIN Ess and has taken into oarinsrsbip with him L.
GREGORY They will couuc, The business under The hrm Of
BETTs n GREGORY, nj their saicsroom franklin pltcei
doors below Wall street and about square below The
Puliam Beita aad respectfully solicit ra
inuanee patronage which lbray extended to
VIM. II. Bclts while In the arm Of Pulani n Baiia
They have obtained III Of Mr. ltusmRoD W. Eth"HE
As Clerk, ~ has interest la the business
WM. H. BETTS
l.. J. GREGORY.
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