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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

gsg-Next Monday new timetable will be
issued by the f. & C. r. R. Co. We shall
be able to announce the change in time
soon
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

New York, Nov 2O.-The Frenchman,
Lewis Larome, who was arrested few
days ago for sending a challenge to the
Italian, Orseilla, followed his rival yester-
day into his house and shot him in the
breast. Orseilla's recovery is considered
doubtful
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

RGThe Mortara child, about which there
was SO much feeling year ago, will prob
ably be restored to its parents soon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

NEW York, Nov. 2o.-The agents of the
steamer Augusta deny the report that any
Steerage or other passengers were returned
by that ship at the instance of the Savannah
authorities '-'''-
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New York, Nov. 22.Doyer, n: H.,
Glasgow brings Queenstown dates es36Ro and
one day later.
The Bank had raised the rate of interest
to a per cent.
Advices from Naples say $4,000 Neapoli-
tan troops, 10000 horses and 30 guns being
pursued by the Sardinians, took refuge in
the Papal States, when their progress was ar
sested by the French and PaDal authorities
They will be disarmed after the fall o
Gaeta.
Garibaldi WILL it is said, retiresto private
life for a time.
Father Gavazzi had been threatened il
his own house at Naples by crowd whc
| cried " down with GayaZzi."
The official result of the Sicilian election
on annexation was-ayes 432, ,O54; nays G67
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8.-The steamship Now
Scotian from Quebec arrived to-day.
Cotton closed steady.
Breadstutfs we're dull.
! LONDON, Nov 8.-No. consols 939G
! 934. Sugar buoyant, and all qualitie
/ slightly higher.
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Eire An Vermont.

RUTLAND, Vt, Nov. 18th, M.-Bryant &
Whitcombs and Atwoods livery stables,
Pond & Nurses drug store, and bowling
saloon in this town were destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. Loss about SIC, 700,
which is partially covered by insurance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

nI~There will soon be general change
of time on all Western Railroads for the
winter season.
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FH"0UEST,-HELD

4 over the body of Mary Thompson, found dead
in the County Poor House, Pigeon Township, Van
derburgh county, Nov. 10th, lsC0.
The verdict Of the jury was that she came to her
death hy hanging. supposed to have been done dur
Ing fiji of insanity. When she died she dress
ed in a purple calico dress. She about 81 years
of age, and about feet high. She had no property
on her person as far have been enabled to as
certain. JOHN WAIMAN, Coroner.
noN4l-S
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

-; .----'.'.. "
Aildllt@l UU
Dy tne week payable to Carriersl-. .......... 10
MeeAIy 90
"eeAS aIer..................- -... 9 OO
. Clubs OF 10 more ............. l L,
rs SIhe privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
80 tiIelr own immediate business, in their anne:
ana all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons, as well legal advertisements and adver
nseInens OF auction sales, and advertise ments with
tIe name OF other persons, sent in by them,
Dc paid for at the usual rates.
AS NO report, resolutions proceedings of any
'oI Poralloh, society, association public meeting
ana no communication designed to call attention to
any matter oi limited OF individual interest can Ie
ih9ett~a' uhIesss paid for advertisement
Ae contracts for yearly advertising will not bo
discontinued unless an order To that effect ia Ieft at
the once, and when discontinued III less than "a
GEAR the price OF the whole year will be charged
Ht Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
isSi at The cNpcnse of the attorneys ordering, and
iot dei"yabie for legal proceedings, but coectabe
At our usual time
H-e-our terms for Job Work aud transient adver-
slsemcuts CASH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

BosToN, Nov. 2o.-The faculty of Har-
ara college to-day suspended nine students
It ? the sophomore class for terms of one to
", ,is~SSs, oo6 for an attack upon two Freshmen
! "i'0'0 80 riotOus demonstrations
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

CHICAGO, Nov. goth, ?. M.-Nine of those
engaged in the rescue of the slave girl
Eliza, last week, including the Justice who
issued the warrant for the arrest of the girl
for a breach of the peace, after she had been
arrested by the L. S. Marshal, and the deputy
sheriff who served the warrant, were yester-
dav indicted in the Z. s. District Court for
violating the Fugitive Slave Law.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Na0TTCE OFHPPLKG.gTEO.N' FO q
q License-The undersigned will apply to the
Board of County Commissioners of Vanderburgh
coun ty for license to sell spirituous and intoS-
icating liquors in a less quantity than quart at
time. his usual place of business lots q and
y, Orig nal Plan Of the City of Evansville.
nov2l It'd JOHN VICTORY.
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Remember, that the New York Store sells goods
of the very best quality only at the lowest prices
always, and every article is warranted as repre-
sented. aa....
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

KRATH 81 HEILMAN.



MANUFA CTUREIS AND BUILDERS OFSTEAM
ENGINI,S ASD BOILERS,
Saw and Grirt Mill Machinery, Tobacco screws
Gtnmiug Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills
TIrasfng n iacIEnes, sc.
EVANSVILLE, IND
THViE FHoPEfETnhS or THE CTTY FOUb
~ dry b.-z lr;tvc 10 inform their friends aud the
public in general, that they prepared to do All
MAGu3SE AND FINISHING WORK.
and eyerythin TX appcrttiniuS 70 tho Foundry buSi
ness They manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AM
B0ILERs OF any size aud power required Saw Mill
Machinery and Mil Gearing of any size Disti.-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, ThFashing Machines, Malt Mills
Horsepcwers, Corn shelters, Machinery of all Kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Drass Castings Of
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Gfates
De Cooking aud iiealing stoves Of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons &c
BKEWkks, DlsTILLEEs, IiECTIFIERs, SO,
Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron work, Brewing Kettles, Refrieerators,
AttcmporatOrs, Spargcs, Stillbeads and Worms
an improved 1riuciiio Columns for Alcohol stills
Yeast jugs, Cans, Syphous, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of evcry
variety, for beer spirits, OIL de-: Brass Cocks aud
Worlzmsn Int 10 an parts to ft up work and do
repairs on steam Boilers, Copper and sheet Iron
"oi4' a.. OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
! Steam Gauge, " rgusht iron welded Pipes and Tu-
I bing, Hiram Hopkins improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Rolt-
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic IeIdng, Packing Hoe, de-,
OF the best kindi Iinpiate Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick
( They have every facility of the best Machinery
and workI.ltu n and will give all work ertr5stj -
them, their individual attention, filling order q
promptly warranting their work. and are satisfied
. with reasonable prices.
+ Bs5- Offics and sale Rooms, No co Main street.
Founder Y, Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop on P ne
/ street, between First iecond streets, Evans
( vile, Indiana. d0cT
ASE - WeS-H0.V'F--5 BBAs HON
/ G1 Guy from New Corn bills Fino Homony
! or tiutts, received this day at
oct8 COOK LANGLEY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

The State census 0 Maine gives Gf5, l37,
showing an increase over the last census OF
81, ,S58.
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No Discount

ANO O46SO1DG
AAJr RKLK.N-OKS, WsKScO.1-SK~- ,,,,d
iowa money when buying your Groceries and
NLOoR from JAS. ERSkINE Il CO.
IONEO No. Al Main street
'4@SD C.4SN-DLES.-I2 RXS
~ Proctor Candles German and NfottIaJ So
III boxes Hard Pressed Tallow Candles
JAS. ERSKINE & CO.
hVs%" No. AZ Main street
MUSF X AZ CEK D.-IOU * - ~ -
= rEIhe unions, 100 bags Northern Potatoes-
Vi sale st A LEMCkE & cos
noVzo-5t No. "a Main street
HSE y SUG.sR .4.N-D IN o Ia SSEss-
hrst rate article of each Just received and
Io[ safe oy fnovZ0) CHAS- aMcJ0H NSTON
NkChLES, Cs4TSUP, PRPPRR
N Sauce, &c.-75 doz assorted sizes inst raI1J
.Id IoI sdle py CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

We have a very cheap lot of Tablecloths, Towel
ings, Napkins, &s., &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21
VERY CHEAP.
Cash Only and One Price.

We respectfully say to all that We cannot open
any book accounts The extremely low prices at
which we sell all our goods forces us 10 adopt his
as a rule from which there will in no Dc any
deviation.
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Also the largest and most elegant assortment
of Silks ever exhibited in Evansville, and OF the
most fashionable styles.
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GILES & McPHEETERS,
N. Y. Store, No. 3 First street.

go RBLs T.zTORs, FOR s-gAE
- at $3.50 per bbI, by
novi9 COOK & LANGLEY.
NIRFSE TO.N-FTOE6.25 UOZ 2
- ID cans Fresh Tomatoes, 20 dOz. , 10 do,
5 doz 10 eaas do, for sale by
novI9 COOK & LANGLEY.
RARW- HR.ZZEZ .N"UTS.-5 BBLS
o. v new crop, just received by
oct1I s. L. GILBERT& co.
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MANUFACTUBHRS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINIS ASD BOILERS,
Saw aud Gri-t Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Gtinmius Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mill.
Thrasfng GiacIsFnes, sc.
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NUMBER 6:
NEW ADVERTISEMENT,

~ A.dRGE .ESs0RT.HR-N-5r -
90, giant and fashionable Ladies, - 4
G1loaAs, has Just been received. ani E,;T 1;iI -, ~
el-l-'l Ter cash, It (noyI9 W. n. DUNCGS- ~
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Also very large assortment of Dress Goods IA
great variety, aud newest styles, aud
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-21

DR. 81. G. JONES, Medical Examiner.
Onice: First ST., above Walnut ,o,91 l..
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GurOpdti6e SIabrtcbtcn.
0eutIblanb.

Sefret9S Nptb. Oelrei88 Notb
muB 9rOB Iein. Sir bic gtnleibe BON 200 Weilz
lipnen @uloen ltio nur 60 Mtillicnen 9e3eidz
net. Scum tpmmt bic Nadri9t, paB Ser ST.
nan5miniler 8rud li6 entleibt babe - er lei
an benz arneelieferun98 <SGminoel bet6eilist
gewel en. Sieleidt 9i6t Solo enbe8 eineu meiz
teren AnflhluB itber Die eisentlihe 8eranlalz
lung. So piel ite6t feit, baB Oeltrei6 in einem
3ultano 1T, Der bon einem 3ulanmenltur5
ntdt pelt %entfernt lein fam.
Der 8reSlauer 3eitun9 miro sei6rie6em :
nSn Der @9arlpode bat li6 IN unleren '6S6fen
Sreilen cine S5enc 5u9etra9et, pel6e nur @ez
ntgen betannt if, beren Details i6 Sbnen aber
perbirsen fam. 8%inan5miniIter y. 8rud per-
lan9te (1pent9e Gage, beppr CT S%elbltmorb be-
sin9 Die 0feo.) bic ginberufuna elmer au=
BerOrOentli4en MiniteryG onferena, fpelde fid
tur5 POT ben 6eiertasen unter Dem gorIibe
or. WtaI. oe8 &atler8 perlanlmelte. Der SSiz
nan5nlinllter erbpb iid uab BAT um Die @rlaubs
nib Die 9a9e oeS Staat8bau8balte8 Nnaelidts
Der pOrau8li4tlt6 ideiternpen 4nleibe Remit
tbi9 at8etnanoer 81 leben. @r beutete an. bas
BENT Staat8ldaBe bet Der @rGBe Der an ibn oee
telten anlpriide bic ern1teiten gerlegembeiten
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Mmerifamti6c SIndbrt6ten.

Die 6pulton @erfammfunQ
'1u Dem S6la9 tfelb BON Gan
.8actntO IN Sera8. S6pn neulid wurz
oe fnr5 bert4tet, Dap am 21. April auf benz
S4ea9ttelpe bon San Saei1to ei1e 9rpBe
SOlt8oerlamn1lnn9 CUR 6eier bes emit bort bon
SAM 9pultou Ell fp6tenen Sie9eS 1fattoefunpen
bat. IS CAB ii6 babel Der 9rGBte gnt6ulia8=
mus fir 0pultDu funo lno bic 0rlfsperIanmz
lung tei6lpB einitinmig, ib1 Dem 8plfe Der
Ser. Staaten gum YrIiioenten 5u empfeblen.
Sa, e9 purOe lo9ar bereit8 Elm SOufpnz@lets
tOralzG.det auf9eitelt.
Stem DDrt. Der Sambur9er Oampfer
vS eutpnia", @apitdn Saute, Der am 21.
Aprtl bon Salnbur9 unp am 25. BON Sputbz
amptpn nit WIaren uno 456 8a1laoieren,
conlt9ntrt an Die Serren &unbarbt & 50. abs
9e9an9en par, traf am 0ienltag Wtrrsen oez
gen 10 Qbr bier Elm.
Die pGeutplta" bate auf Der sall5en 6abrt
ltarfe @eGmiaoc.
Der 0anpfer DSQnoi8" mar an Moroen
pes %. Aprtl in Sp1tbamptpn etn9etreffen ;
ct bate ititrmilAe8 Wetter 9ebabt uno e8 ma
relt tbnt Ietle &p6lenpprrdtbe au8aeaanaen ; e8
wuroe aid|t erpartet, DUP er Dot benz %. Npril
D9n Cones mad Nem=Dcrt ab9eben pirbe.
Orrf. Oa8 g 0 nj y e T :
@Orp8.- Der SunoaD Wtercurp, melder
Del 4n9ele9en6eiten beS 6euerzO DEPARTMENTS
Dbl Repzgort pGdentli6 mebrere Spalten
wiomet, brin9t IN leiner lebten Summer fol-
Senpe8 natipiltii6e Stem;
Die beutl9en @pmnaIten, melde 1i6 Ian1mt
tbrem Npparat 5u perIdteoenen Malen unD an
rlebrereu 8ldben Dffentli6 leben liesen. baben
am pcrisen Wonta9 bel Der 6euers@ pmmillicn
Elm @elu6, le gu elmer @pmpasnie be8 4elerz
Departments ST pr9anifren, ein9erei6t. Nu=
9enldeinlid, perlteben bieie atbleten ba8 Sc
triebe ~unlere8 6reiwiQigenzS ptem8 ni6t.
Sic in Der ppr9eIdla9enen @eiIe 5u prgu=
~ni(irel, miiroe cine 8eleioisung fir oa8 game
Oepartement, beIpnoer8 aber far unlere vTrud"
epmpa9nien letn.
sc ewzOOrf. 3 Ell Great Is a # I n
Die 2pctlel=@ ommiidre babcn nit Der lebter
Pelt an Die Gt,entbimer be8 y@reat @altern'
9eldr'ebe1 unO i9nen bic Sfferte sentadt, Ell.
men goptlen BON bier binau88uienoen, Der oat
S9lft bltrd ben Yong Sslanp Sunb nad Seem.
Yorf bri19en lOl. Sic birgen Dafiir, baB pal
Sdtf Ither bterber 9elanat, pDrau8aeiebt, baf
e8 feinen srGBeren giefsana ais 26 Sub bat.
New Oprf. Die 6reunoe uno 8emun.
oerer Seenan'8, be8 8enicta 8ob, bielten an
Wtontag Nbeno in Dem Sea lta=Salpn cine Ser,
lammlun9, I'M iib lpegen Der neberreiduna Ell
neS pafenoen @brea9eldenf8 an Seenan BE
leiner 8iiffebr bierber gu beratben, llneefdb1
60 PerIpuen puren 6u bieler 8erlammluns Elm.
9elaoen wDrben, barulter nHr Iebrwenise 8pre1
BON prpfeitcn. Stint San fleute paren antpe
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Sele8rnpbtIcbe Wa6rtd6tem
8ert6tet fir ben Baltimore mp9eru
NDnnreR.

Us btn9tpn, 8. Wtat. SenQt.
Dapt8 brahte cine 8iG elm, npburcb bic
Surt8otfttpn oe8 Snbianerz8ureou' pnn N;-
llltert1m oe8 Snnem ans &rie98sM tniterium
ltber9etra9cn werbeu IpQ.
pale beantra9te bic SetOz8 ptIdaft be8 8rG<
ltpentel1 9e8en 9epille BripatbilS pDr3une6men
Salle Don Oregon bat, cine peri6ulide Grs
tldrlt1tJ 9eben gu b%itrfen.
SlIoeu: ct bOffe, DAP man BEN @enotDr
BON Sre9on in Ieiner eiae.len 9noeleoen6eit
oa5 8ort 9Snne. Gin Derlar abe tii6er miSH
IN NepsYrrt babe 9eIa9t, DaB audi er ISGTz
Dell an Der Sre9pner S4ulo intereIirt lei.
Sane beartra9te, ltatt De8 bon Sale Bean
tra9ten @e9eultanpc8 bic Oreooner Srieo8z
lpgalO 00r6unebnlert lno 10 9ei4ab e8 audi.
Sale; er tOnne ben llrlprung bieIer arieo8s
l9nlo nldt pplltanbi9 a18einanperleben, lpDbl
oOer DE 9e9en lbn lellt ppr0ebrudte Q(nf(ooe.
Seltrll19en bdtten 9eIa9t, e8 lei nit bieler 8iQ
elm GROCER Sdlptlloel am 2anoe beoanoet NOR
ben unD CT, Sane, lei betrG6t(iG an Tipipr
S4wtloel bet6eili9t. @r pe1Iidere aber. ban er
nt4t NIT etnem Gents Wert6 baran betbefliot
let, Gr bate in 2 Snoiapers &rieQen al8 Treis
mlllt9er 9e0teltt un0 ME einen Sent 6eonIprudt.
0te anfla9e 9e9en Jpn uno feline 6reuaoe iei
etne Merchandising.
pans. Dunn BAT Inn @~rlaubniB, cine 01ez
1%Dlllttplt etn5nbrtn9en, tpprna6 oa8 GOutte fir
A1Smartt9e8 baritber beri6ten Iol, pb e8 ui6t
5pedrlaBt9 fpdre, atf oieIem Continent pber o1f
nell be1ad'bartelt SnIeln pa8 nStbige @ebiet 3t
sG~erber, I'M oarauf bic Ireien Sartigen Der
., St. unter benz S6use Der g. ct. Weoiez
RING gu tolOnilirc1. Die @rGautniB 3ur Sin.
brtn9ult9 Der GelOlutiOn >purpe ni6t ert6eilt.
Oa9 Sal8 9l19 Damn in $lenarzG omite iber
Den Stano Der Union unp nabm bic 8erat6una
Der Gariffz8iQ lpieoer auf.
Oa8Anenoentent SaIanoi9Eau8, pa8 eincu
3Ol pOn 20 psf, auf 6la98s unO QeinzSqqS
men le9tt ~uroe na9 lan9em Sample nit II
gen 81 ct. an9enpmmen.
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g1dnblieber Spar.

ga 8ay g., Wai. Die 8efert
beridtete i4uuOerbafte MorOt6at 1T Bios cine
AuS9eburt zines miiBi9en @ebirn8, wurDe aber
9eltern Abe1o all9emein 9e9laubt, 10 ba6 me6z
rere bunoert 8iir9er li6 na9 benz S6auplabe
oeS anSebliden 8erbre9en8 beeaben, no tie
leoO4 Die 6umilie 8i6urolpn i'm be1ten 8obl-
iein antrafen. Wan slaubt, baB Die Sdref.
fenS9el6t6te BON einem ~5eitpeiS am Saufer.
pa4nlinn leiOenben Subjefte a~1Ssina,
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poIitild5es aus 0eIaware.

Wtlmtn9ton, Del, 8, Mat. Die
Oempfrate1 bon Ne.pcaltle County BADEN cine
Dfentlide ~Serianmlung auf ben II. berufen.
WtaBreseln gu er9reifen, bamit pa8 @ouns
tp betm Wteper5uIammentritt Der Nationalz
@onpentipn in Baltimore proentli6 p~ertreten
Jet, unO UNI Sen. gapurp8 auftreten gu be8s
appulren.
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Mnfnnft SeS Oomofcrs
,Qudfer Stir n

@ews 0orf, 8. W1ai. O6iser Danlpfer
1T nit Na4ri4tet Bis gum 5. bon Sapana
an9efommen.
Der 0ampfer Grut6ucoalcpS bon Gbarlez
ltrlt lam AM 4. Ofai in Sapana an lno Be-
rt9tete, DoB ct AM Gage 5uppr Bel @aru8fprt
9feef ben 9. ct. 0ampfer 0tpanofe nit Der
lapanelii9en @eianOi6aft selproden babe.
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sic 8efreiuna7ees @apt. 6arnum.

S1pannab, 8. GRai. Sn Der Ser.
ct. Court prdientirte bic @rano Surb 2 8iGS
9e9en G9arle8 u, 2amar, @barlep 50, 5tiles,
S. NRrtt Mtceletcu uno @nt, Some peaea
SetReiliSuns an Der 8efreiuns be8 Capt. Sur
mum (pom Sflapeni9iff 8anperer) aus Der
County Sail.
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~llnoIiicP .tip Go

Norfolf, 9. Ofat. Der Sdpner @mitb
opl Wllmin9tpn, mad philadelphia beItimmt,
1T beIte in b%efeftent 3uitano bier angefpmmen.
Der @apttdt, Der 2. Steuermau1 uno 1 Ma=
trple puroen ibm wdbreno zines Sturme8 itber
Vpro oel6pemmt.
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Die iapauetTfdbe G;e,onStSd,,ftia

SEEN YOrf, 9. Mai. Die Ser. ct.
6re9otte Jfoanofe 1T, lpie pben ii9nalili int pirp,
NIT Der lapanelilden @eianptI4aft unten anS
9%efDmmeil,
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Die iapanelfiehe @einnhtid,nf4

Nep~ Orrf, 9. N1at. Die Dampfz6r are.
9atte 6oanofe, tpelde Die iupunefl6e Sc lanptz
lfatt al BorO bat, lpurpe am6reitaa Bel ogaa
rpfprt 8eef" seiprp6eu.
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betr. 8abnen rperoen Die Delegation CUR republ
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melGe Die aus Der @barleltOner Convention
IuS9etretenen fir 8errdtber erfldrte.
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@ermania 8uup go. 2. g. 8. 8. g.
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acknowledgements Steben lb Die 9eIebltde Citrate gu.
Sacpb &ubplPbt YrGfbent.
Dos 8. peBoIb, Ser.
, 1860-08-13

[Cozrtsponteacc Of the Press aud T1!bureJ
III. VxRsos, Jt1eron Co.. Ill.,, Aug. 9, 1850.
The friends Of freedom are taking grea. inter-
est in the present Presidential contest in this
county. On Saturday last nc raised msgnili-
cent Lincoln pole In trout CT The Court House,
1t Ia several feet higher than the Douglas pole,
and the stars and stripes 1oat gracefully to the
breeze, inscribed With tue names of our gallant
standard bearers. On Tuesday night list our
Club held their third meeting in the Court
House. There was ! large attendance, and the
people were ably addressed by IT. ". Danen-
hover, E.q Of your city. After he hnd spoken
about an hour the meeting was brought to an
abrupt termination by IN a1arra Of fire, which
proved to be real, rs the DAD Fellows Hail wa.
in blaze, but was extinguisted by the efforts
Of the crowd, before much damage was done to
the building.
Last evening re lad large gathering Of the
hard-dsted yeomsnry ut kooo Prairie, in this
county. Mr.. DauenhuweF gave us i speech OF
two hours, fully demonstr atiug the c0nsefya.
tire position Of the n"pCbsi.Aa party, and sat
isfyiug the old line Whlgs aud Fillmore men
hist their principles and duty placed them
taua7ely in the ranks OF the friends OF trer-
dom. The Squa.te1iics Ind our notorious Bill
Anderson oil hand, who replied in his usual
windy style, u,ipg siapg epit-es., aad denoun-
cinc the Republicans and Aholitionists, negro
stea!ers, ETC., which be substituted for argu-
menss. lie spoke against time, aad elosed at
midnight, but the crowd renamed, and called
on Mr.. Darenhower to respond, who, in half an
hour. completely riddied his ialse positions.
We have cauvaesed cur county, aud you may
put old Jefferson down as good tur trola 500 TO
GOO votes for Old Abe n1d the entire ticket.
Fremont had o. vose-. and we gave Miller e59
ia 1858. We are sutl.rirg from drouth, tue
weather is unusually hot, and We are all pra;-
ing for rain end the success of the Republican
purity. IoutE, NT. ERSoS.