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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-30
CORPORATION NOTICE.


ORDER FOR FLANK SIDEWALK.
July 20 l86I.-And nov &C. iereJy ordered and
oirectfd by the Common co neil of the City OF
Evansville. that the owners OF all lots or parts uf
lots fronting djoiniug the west side of Third
Avenue from Cam TO Sixtn street 10 -aid city
cause the side-walks theron To be brought 10 the
proper grade, and that they cause sdn walk Of
class No. 2 20 be iii down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of this order.
2. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk,n Ofica October "A. 1851
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OUnrUHAIIUN NOIIDl.

o DEB FOR PLAN * q o e. x
sept. 7th, ashland How IL is hereby crlere q
directed " the Common Council OF The City ~
evansville, hat the owners Of AL lots parts ~
lots frontlHg on or adjoining he side VI
Mary Street, between Seventh and Eighih Hls.s ia
said city, the sidewalks thereon ~ DO brought
20 the proper grade, ami that they gaus6 SIDE
waIk u class mum Der TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the pub catI0u Of THE
der. q. BUhhEs Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE Sept. 12ta. 1901. scpl3
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CORPORATION NOTWE.
ORDER FOB PLANK stuE-wALK.

Sept. z, 156l.- Aud nov II is hei eb5 ordered a.
directed by tile common 20 .usu the CITY .sf
Evansville, that tue owners Of all lots or parts 90
lots itontiug or adjoining the We05 bide %
Mary Sheet, Letwetu rlAtu and tral 90 Streets,
in rHd city, Cause the sidcWa Ks thrreLI g. De
brought ~ the y oper grade aua ha. they ass
side k VI class No. Z, With q wooden ~tiib % 10
LAID dOwI III lsUn HIthtu ia ~ days from tho
publ, atiun OF he Orier. 4. bUNh l-ra.
I-r. a illlc... Il IalI IL
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIKECTING LUIS
To BE FILLED

And now here il appearing 10 the Common C0un-
Gil o the city 4 Evansville, that Lot No. ~, ia
Block No. II, Lamt5 o. now cttJ OF Evansville, s
situated hat water collect aud remains stag
thereon, and tho owner or Owusr- Of AID LOT
are hereby directed aud required boy IN sal eoun-
ell 10 M up said Lot 20 -uch "a height tHW uro.
vent water fr pa collecting remaining. altEHult
thereon, vi hin thirty Gays from the passage VI
this o. der
1, Patrick Burke Clerk Of the c tyof Evansville -,
do hereby certify thar the t,reg ing 20 trus aud
complete copy Of an order 81 said Council passed
tbe 9Th DAY ofJuly, A. d. 1851, far il eiutes
TO the within uamsi Lot.
In witness . hereof 1 have hereunto subscribed
my name and tfixei me seal Of sal Cig, this Istu
Jay II August, a. D. 1861
nugl4 PATRICK BURKE.
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.NIssra's sa, or -V-srscss Examinations,
tho hrst of line o. Nervous ComPlainE-, 70
which 8SHSss7sI's To&a A~odgTss was 20 signally
adapted. 1t has proved all We claim fer It.
There Is but one, and only one obstacle 70 iEamed-
ate tt, which is Isdigesu as the AEodyUs
ia based entirely on all objections to mercurals,
Weakening 60 the muscular and In ts9tinal parts
of the body, sinpts PHI perfectly adapted 70 the
Anodyna is p epared b5 the proprietor, and viii
be sent, when reqEested ''free'' until plans are
matured for placing the4f character as assist
ant 70 the AnoJyne, aad most perfect Family
Physio before toe world. See advertisement.
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HGfr DVs!-Esasr Esgs!!-EsasT GsFs:!J-
William A Gaschelor's Hair Dyei The original
aud best in she world / All othsrs are unsrs in
iLations, ana hopld be sSosisd il you wtsh e. es-
cape ridiculs.
GRAY, BED. or Dusty Hair Dyed instantly
20 a beautiful an Natural Brown or BlseA. without
injury 10 the Hsrr or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded 70 NM. A. BArczEGoa rim = 1888.
and over $1,000 apr cations have beet rnas 10 tht
Hair OF his Patrons his famous Dye
VA. 5ATCHELs> rs HAIR DYE PIT duee@
color not be d1stlD aished from nature, aud IA
WARRANTED not 70 init Ia the least, however
iOag may be SoRtinuad and the III effects Of bad
Dyes remed I'd this HaiS nvigoTatSd tor life by
this Splendid Dys-
sold II all cities and towns Of the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
49, The Genuine has the name and address upon
sfeei plate engra vinE on four sides Of coon Bex,
Of william a. BArCBELoB. Address
CRAS. BATCEELOR, Proprietor,
Iv-vS&w# 81 Par~tav -. NaU' V"rS
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CORPORATlON NOFINE

ORDER FOR PLANK Sidewalk.
Oct y ashland nov Il lie b. reby 90 dered and
directed By the Common Council II the CITY 81
Evansville, that the owners OF all 10 or parts OF
lots from ling n or adjoining the west side of b d
Avenue, from smith TO franklin rect tu SAID
city, caUss the sfds walk thereon q be brought
to the proper grade, ana That they cfu 70 side
wal Of class y 20 nc laid aoEn iher-cn WI lin
Unity days from the publication o. no order.
r. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk's ONCE. Get ,berlA1sI
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DlRECIlNG LUIS
TO BE FILLED

And now here il appearing % hs Common Conn
ell OF the Ctty Of Evansville, that Lot $50. a. 90
Block O. 8, in the Eastern EnlarEriuen Of said
city, stu .ted that water collects au renal
stagnaut tn reon, auc the owner or ner7 OF said
lot are hereby directed and required by the sid
Council " MI up said 70 a tIai nG ~ will
prsveHJ water from collecting aud remaining ata-
thereon, withia THIRTY days from the pass o
VI this oraeI.
L, Patrick Burke, Clerk II tue City 10 Evansville.
do hereby certify tha The foregoing be- a true aud
complete copy If an order OF sail C.uacI passed
the ID day 4 August =. ID. l5Jl 90 lar 80 it r-
lAtss 70 ths within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have bsTeunto subscribed
my name aud AIMED the seal 0fsad C.ty, gHiu 18th
d4y II august, A. ID. ISL
auRIA PATRICK BURKF
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SO In our notice OF Major Gsvitt's
funeral, IN yesterdays Journal, We should
have stated that the Union Artillery were
in the procession with their four guns.
They made a dns appearance.
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TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Nal (for Vjncsnnes, Terro Haute,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
Louis, Ch icago, Cairo and other Eastern,
Western, aud Mort heru points, and 3. y.
Way Ofhces1 every day except Sunday, at a. Il
THURSDAY. AND and saturday urds s at sKru
PsdAc1k Nail (river) every d ~ In the
week except Sunday and Thursday at II7< L. n.
Green River Mad flor Bowling Green and
way points, every Mondsy and Thurs
day AZ 90 ?. NJ
Nd Vernon BfaST Oan.i) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud saturda, At e1fA.&
kss5 Harmony Mal every Monday. Wed
Bes1Gy, aud Friday az 7x A. u.
EockDort Mca (and) every Monday, Wed
s:;:g ~ ~. s'is sSy; = ever, Friday a,
(Pets sbuTgii letters, &C. come AMI go
bv Railroad d4ily.)
CsEtkGaRd Mail every Wednesday at ?. n.
iLsaves at 5 A. N. Thurs lay morningl
TIME OF DELIVERING.
8GSsroG6 Nail every day except Sunday st 6P. n
LepisvSIte Had lriver) every Tuesday,
Thursd ~. and Saturday bv 6P.H
RdoHcoh MAJ, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by 9A.M
GrssH ttsge' Mall, eveey Monday and Thurs
day by 2R.E
wednesday, and Friday by sP. n.
Bsag Harmony Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and saturday by 4P.s.
Reokport NAL (iand) every Sunday at m,
and Wednesday aud Friday At A. II.
(Arrives the evening before, after ofhoe
hours.)
PsssrsbargA Mail (wayl every Friday by sHA. M.
CyashianG MaI every Friday at 7 A. N.
(Arrives the evening before, after Office hours.)
k&-Post once opens at A. NJ. and closes at ~
,. n. week days. Delivery closes from t. 10
a. NJ, and from 5 10 P. N. or week days during
The aud closing opening of the Raj roa mall
Once open from l TO p. NJ. on the sabbath.
JAMES fl. Men EELY, p. NJ.
Evansville, Ind, NAV 1. 1861. iulJ 22-yWc
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COkpORAIION NOIICL.

ORDER FOR PLANE SIDE WALK
seLJsIu z, tsUl.-A u'i uuW "a BE- 81 r,uy cred
and directed b. IuS Common Council ot Ihs lI.y I'd
hVau=vIiIe, that the 81 al tots OF tuIls %
fronting On adjoining tie west eide
" Mary otr,sJ, between FIalGlIu aul seven etc.,
city, Cause the Sidewalks thereon Js
Drought " the prop grade, auo lLat thuB CHHa5
side walk Vi class SO. 3, With OOueu curl, 10 90
lad d,Ssu thereon within lAirty days the pub.
IiCarion u inis ordor. +. 80 ith D., GlerE-
CT RI Is utice, september ~ IS6l. -fuif-iu.
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FROA ROSTON

BogroS, October 29-The democrats q
the 9Th District have nominated Hon. Geo.
Upton for Congress. Mr.. Upton Is q strong
Union man, and accepts with a disclaimer
of all partiZanshlp.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, October 27th.-The an
uouucement of The completion of the teie-
graph last evening sent a thrill of Joy
through the community. Preparations tor
firing salute and other demonstrations in
honor of the event, we're in readiness when
the second through dispatch announced the
death OF Gen. Baker, whom almost every
citizen here regarded as a personal friend.
The universal Joy was thus changed to sor-
row. The celebration was postponed. Poll
liclsns we'll informed in Oregon matters,
express the opinion that tbs Governor will
appoint Benjamin Starlin, of Portland to
succeed Baker in the Senate. His sympa-
thies are secession. General Lane is adVsr-
tised to run, but without much hops of
success.
Tue o. 8. steamer Saranac leaves port
to-day to cruise in the neighboring waters.
The friends of Ex-senator Gwiu say be
departed for Europe in the British steamer
from Aspinwall, and expects to meet his
family at Havanua, who expect to accom-
pany him thence.
Oregon dates have been received of the
18Th.
Most glowing accounts are given of the
Nezperces mines of the new gold discover
les, extending over a wide expanse Of
country. Il is stated 10 the Portland pa
per that increased quantities of gold con-
tinue to arrive frem the mines.
| The ship Sarah Chase arrived yesterday,
| from Calcutta via Hsjodsi on the 18th OF
September, brings intelligence of the Rus
SLAMS liking possession of the island Isas-
snta after a short engagement With the ia
pannese. This island is about 80 miles
long and Is wide, lying midway in the
straits of Corea forming the Key to the sea.
NEw YORK, October 29.-Thls evenings
Commercial prints the following;
prominent business firm In the city TO-
day received iester from the feet about tC
sail on the Southern expedition, which
partially confirms the statement made THU
morning Ia regard to the detection of {
prominent naval officer, and the loss of the
sealed ders of the Commodore. The Iettel
is as follows:
"DEAR SlR;-Last night, a surgeon from
the Vanderbilt came on board our vesse
and reporte that the Commodore mad beer
robbed of all of his private papers, plans
charts, and sealed orders by his privat
Clerk. The traitor was supposed Is hav
gone over to the rebels. WI hat the effect o
this new tons Of events may give to th'
) whole enterprise, cannot TELL
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RLL GO TO TIE EUREVA BAZAAR.
SA Before you buy your goods, go 70 Cooks No.
Is vain street.
Coming every day-new goods At the Eureka.
iBo MOI fail TO buy yosr Grocer Ss at Coz ..
Every thing you want can had at Cooks-
For he bes AID che pest Groceries go 40 Cooks.
Ghod news-the Eureka is full OF new goods.
How is Il that Cook sells 80 cheep-(. e. he sells
for cash to all.
In the face Of the hard times Cook keeps his house
fUI and sells cheap.
sEotn the Family Guard Drill Room at the Eureka
Bazaar. No. IS Main strt ct
Keep Yourself posted by eoing 10 TS Main street.
Low prices and good Goods at all times TO bs had
at h A. COX.
Move OIL IN front-I want to get some Of Cooks
cheap Groceries
New goods almost every day at Cooks.
One price, bat that Is 90 low you cannos ask Il
Post mp onr friends that 20. 70 Main strsst Is
thu place.
Quality OF cooks GOO e always as Represented.
kkush uD to Cook's if u ~snt bsrg.In-.
50 y u hlv- ct to buHua your gOsts at Cook 81
[ knew You would : you went once.
TIE low prices and good quality Of Cooks goods
is the der Of ALL
. ale you buy at Cooks, you lose money.
Voiun eer in the Family Guard Drill every day at
No 70 Main street
Wonders will cease, last not least the large
XcelsIoT Golden Syrup-only t. be hAd &C a. A.
Couk's.
Kes it is ACKNOWLEDGED thai Cook sells the cheap
ct OF any House in The city.
Zounisl how cheap you Can buy Groceries at No.
70 Main street.
| 4 If you want TO sePs money, you must 90 to the
EuTsks B4&ssT. oe1S 4
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RoLLA, Oct. 20 -rnirty-eight more of
our wounded soldiers arrived to-day from
Springfield, which place they left Thursday
iasI. General Price was then at Neosho,
Ne3tou county. On Wednesday, about
1000 rebels entered Springfield aud took
away a considerable quantity of stores, left
by Col. Taylor.
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NJ. A. LAWRENCE,

Having bought III 70 entire stock of J. W. Hugh s.,
Invites ali merchants desiring 10 repl Dish thsi
Ee00k, to c4n aud sx anime the go DIS now open
ing promising TO sell The al reduced prices
8hs Seook consists, IN part, o.
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CITY ADVsF
ORDER or COUNCIL ORDERING LOIS
TO Re FILLED.

IL hE FILLED.
END .NeO "" HRAH IT arp rs Pc
0-E ing TO the Common Council Of the Cir, Of
Evansville, that Lots NoA. an 3, iu block NJ.
Is Lamasro now city ~ fyaussi e, nre 30 -tu lied
thar Wster collects an remains agntrt fh- cons
and the owner or owners ~ d ors are hereiy
dir Ct d and required 10y ih- g. CI Ell tD 900 up
id Iots 20 such "a height t. prevent water fr 20
collecting AID re uHiHiug stHguAnt thereon within
thirty DAYS ON the p ssage e tli order.
], PatIisk Barks. Clerk Il h Civ swan 50 To-
do hereby certify, hat The f1'~g INK "a rte ait
e1mpiete copy Of order Of 8 al Council, lits-t
on the 2lst dHv gf Sep-e Ter a. D. le6l 80 ftr 40
il reIhf's 70 ID Within 10 ..
In Wines Whereof, tvo h~reunto suhscri ted
my name, and affixed rne zeal q said Cry, this 23l
day Of October, A. b. lsGl.
pATRIcK TuNlSE.
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PersOEs adrMnesd 81 ftfs, and feeling the
hand Of lime weighing heavily upon them, with
ali it's attendant Ills, will fud in tbs eff HooT
lands German Bitter, Elixir that will instill
new life into their veins; restore, in a measure,
the energy and arcor Of more youthful davsi build
up their shrunken forms, AMI give health and 90.
ergy 10 their remaining years.
Ask for HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BIrTERs,
prepared cy Or c. NJ. Jackson, 4ls Arch Street,
Ph.lad lpha. They sold ty drdggiSt' and
s;ors-geel e-s n every town aui vilege in the
United States, CANDIDA, West Indies, and South
America, at IS cents per bottle. novl -d%w1w
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eds an dnfaEfSbEs

Jayns's .agss yE161twrs d an tHfaEfSbEs
remedy for Fever and Ague. The experience OF
many years, in almost every climate, proves that
where used IN strict accordance with the diree-
tieus it has rarely fsiled to ours, only break
ing the chills, but by removing tbs morbid habits
Of the systeIo-prevsnting the recurrence of the
di- ease.
Fever ard Agps, though not In itself dangerous,
is apt, unless speedily removed to have such per-
nfcious effect the system as to endanger disor-
dsrs much haneful than Itself, and which not
only render the after life Of tbs patient miserable,
brt are In themselves often fatal. prompt and
efeotual remedy is therefore what is wanted, and
a. such, Da D. JAYNE's AGUE MIXTURE is
confidently com aeuded. For sale by Mess-s.
KELLER & WHITE, Evansville, and by Agent
everywhere. E"p2sdef p 6w4w
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Special Notices.

Ferrous tn csed with the Fever and Ague
should not syare either time, trouble or ey penSa'
to procure DR., HosrErrER's cELkBRAItD
BIFTERs. whose benehcent effects upon the sys'
tenn has been clearly proved to those who nave
b. en- stricken down in short spaee OF time ny this
dreadful curse, whose cheeks are wan and meaGre'
and VII ,se nights slsepless and restless and
whose eyes are aim and s1nken, with death staring
them IN the fee, this compound must prove
bl ssng; snatehing them, So it were, + DIN the
mouth Of the grave. None can know its true value
until they have tested It. When all othsrs have
failed, these Sitters have restored the sufferers 10
pristine health. Thsir popularity In al the West
ern and Southern parts should iutrodues them TO
all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. oct<S
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Ths Ersafsss bIsssfas or shs aSs, Is
the discovery of perfect cure for the Rheuma-
tfsm, GJut and Neuralgia aud the pernici US ef-
fects Of Mercury, wh oh is efecteT without any
inconvenience, or the use Of internal medicines.
We are satisfied to IT. adaptation TO those here
tofere incHrable ompleints, and take pleasure In
calling the attention OF readers to the adver-
tisement in another column of our paper, Of Dr.
LeJaud's Anti Rheumaf1c Band oc3-d6w1m
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RIVER AND WE4 TIER.

four inches by the pier mark and falling
Westher mild.
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aAaAkA LRS SODA l. ID P,p-rs;
OO4bNB $50 lbs soda, u d papers;
80 ros Cream Tartar
1000 10 Sal. soda;
100 De Bak ng Powder;
2 <ross Wash. Bluing in boxes;
500 fb4 Sslsratu', In paPerss
100 tbs Grain Pepper;
80 u 40 Polum;
2 In Is Cassia;
20 bale Cloves. Just received at
ocIe H A CuOK'-, Is Main street
Ego a IS e 3 .EgRsED- > YsRCFs-
GEA bbs J. n. Mvlassss;
do sugar house BY upi
8 do Co den syrup;
5 do Excelsior G3lden Syrup. At
ocI6 Il. a. u'OK'S u Win street.
WmVRk 81 4 q O0N-A SR@ACES.
Ground Autmegs, Cayenne Pepper, Back
40 Ginger Alispioe, Cinnamon, Cloves, MusiArd
and Mace looss or In paekage and warranted fresh
. - 11re az WICK ELY bROB
SepSel No. 81 Main ssFees,
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eenrrn az serofsLoas Erapttons ,

semroy an6 ser0FsIOHs ErGPttOSs will
soon cover the bodies of tho g brave men who are
biting their sonntry's blstles. Nigh air, bad
FOO /, and drenchlng rains, viii make sad havoc
with the str onxest therefore let every man supply
him4eif with HOLLowAY's oINrM EMIT. It is
certain cure for every kind Of skin disease. Only
% cents per pot. ocf2s
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China Ware,

China Ware,
Knives and Forks,
Ivory Handled Tea Knives,
Double Silver Plated Forks
and Spoons,
High and Low Priced Tea
arrays,
Coal-oil Lamps and C himneys,
Plumbers and Goblets Of all
descriptions,
Large and Small Looking
Glasses
The Retail Department is now eompsets Eve
sY@ody and their families eTs invited to oaA sa
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RHRTCHRSI sMLTCHRS!-
9EA 30 gross round wood bcx Matches;
80 boxes Block Matches;
rs gross u gross boxes
30 gross German Matches For sale at
oel6 n. A COOKS. IL Main street.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
nj "a z Is s..

rThs time here Set down Is adjusted 20 oo~tract
4esrs. On the River there IL variation according
-
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just to hand and selling rapidly
Call soon, at
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EoR GOOD HATS OF EVERY VARIETY
Il aud colo, GALL a1 ELLIOTT BROS,
No. 1S5 Main Stree
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- no. 1 .aRTECLE or 6LUR,
III For sale cheap, at
d. !. sCHLAEPFER's
uly29 New Drug Store.
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TANH NoTICE

DERSON DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRY
GOODS at such prices as will be Of an ad-
vantage 10 themselves, would do we'll to give
ELLIOTT BROS. call, as they mako IL 3
rule to sell ct hard dNss pyi0SS
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- Crates Assorted to suit
Country Merchants.

aa All ki1ds Of
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26
REPUBLICAN COUNTY PLATFORM.

WHEREAS, In the present unfortunate crisis Of
thc country IL becomes necessary Tor men ana pat
riots TO take a bold aud decided stand in favor of
order and the Constitution, and against anarchy
Therefore, the Republicans of Nevada County
do hereby declare thcirnalterahle devotion To the
Constitution and our Union, and we regard the
loss of civil liberty as consequence OF Their de-
Resoired. That we cordially indorse the Admin.
istration of Abraham Lincoln, and recognizing IN
him the head of the Government, opposition to
him would jcopardizc the Union and indirectly
give aid and comfort to the enemies of the country;
we will sustain him in all efforts to put down re-
belion and restore order 10 the Republic
ReaOlred That we recognize in the Republican
party the germ OF that policy which has given us
Overland Mail facilities, which is destined 20 link
the two Oceans bv a trans-contnental railroad,
and confer on our rising State other ana lnnumer-
BILE blessings.
Resolred THAT national principles are not sec
tional, merely because. by the corruption OF po /
tcians, they become, in process of time, advocated
u one in one section that we regard sectional par
ties, with sectional principles, as detrimental TO
the peace OF the country, and seeing the efforts OF
politicians all tending in long course of years,
to favor one section and its distinctive interests,
the Republican party was formed to eounteraet
these efforts, and restore the national principles
advocated by the founders of the nation.
ResotUea That the votes of men in our late Leg
iSlature, elected National DemOcrats, on the
Union resolutions, and in the election OF a Cnlted
States Senator, demonstrate that there Is large
element in the so-called Union Democratic party,
occupying a dubious position to the Union qaes-
tion and we deem that all patriots are bound 10
labor and connect their destinies with the Repub-
Iiean party, that has no traitors or conditional
Union meL in its ranks
Resolred, That the platform, established at the
late Republican State Convention ut Sacramento
is on so liberal a basis that no Union man, not at
tacTed to ancient prcjudices, names and obsolete
creeds, can hesitate to stand upon it, and we call
upon all men who love the Union, TO sustain the
principles of that platform and supper; the Union
it would uphold and defend