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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-On good authority
we learn that General Wool has rendered
bis resignation.
General Heintzleman has declined hunt
Jog for stray negroes.
The rebels between Chain Bridge and
Miners Hill, fred on our pickets to-day.
The extreme pickets of our army and the
rebels in the direction of Occoquan, had a
friendly interview Sunday. One rebel,
claiming to be an impressed Pennsylvania,
said many regiments had been Withdrawn
to Richmond, and others were expected to
follow. About IA, 900 Maryland voters are
believed to be in the rebel army. The peace
party will poll a heavy vote in the Southern
counties, but the Union ticket is sure to
carry the State by a large majority.
The rebels are thought to be building o
large number of fat boats at Quantico Creek.
The steamer Spaulding is expected hour
ly at Fort Monroe, when we shall have
news of the fight. Nothing has been heard
from Hatteras for two weeks. b
The Richmond Examiner of the 4th, says
the work on the Merrimac is still unoom-
pleted, and there are great complaints OF
the imperfection of the iron work as fur
nished by the foundries, and adds it is GER
tainly high time she was completed.
A correspondent of the Examiner COM
plains that Gov. Letcher, who had visited
the peninsula to look after the situation,
had done nothing on arriving there but eat
hogfsh and drink.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

FoRT MoNRoE, Nov. 5.-The Spaulding
has just arrived from Hatteras Inlet bring
ing Col. Hawkins, who proceeds to Wash
ington on special boat on business connect
ed with his post.
The storm at Hstteras Inlet was very
severe, and the recent high tides have COM
pletely overhowed the space outside the
forts. A new channel is forming between
the forts, and 1t is apprehended they may
become untenable. About one-quarrer of
the clothing of the Goth Indiana regiment
had been landed from the Spaulding on
Friday night, but the gale coming on with
tremendous severity, it was washed away.
Some other stores we're also landed and lost.
Yesterday, ten days rations for the fort
were landed but the Spaulding brings back
the greater part of her cargo. Five rebel
steamers came near the Inlet yesterday, bat
retired after firing few shots.
Two coal schooners, carrying fuel for the
hset, made Hatteras Inlet lNring the gale,
and hoisted the signal of .ress, but could
not be reaceed by the vesse inside. 9@-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07
cZNCTNNATI NARKRE

CINoISEATI. Nov. 6.-Flour was in better
demand under advices from New York, and
prices shade higher; sales of 400 bbls at
4 1904 90 for super. and 30G4 IS for
extra. Wheat hrmer, but not higher; red
1898 white $4,000. Olts firm at goa
q. Corn 20 and 6rm. Whisky in active
demand at lat. Good demand for bacon
sides, rib in, at 81 sales 30 bids aver
aging this rate; no demand for clear
Shoulders sold at 4c Mess pork largely
declined; sales 500 bbls at 10 5o@I0 rs;
800 hogs sold at S3@3 l23, and lot of
green meats at B for shoulders and for
hsns. There are buyers of new lard, to be
delivered this month, at &c in tierces and
in keg. New meas pork was offered to-day
for December at So.
Exchange dull At ! premium.
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WASHINGTON, November 6.-One Of tee
government steamers ran the blockade o.
the Potomac last night bringing up num-
Der Of c9ntrabands, who were found in open
boats on the Potomac. They represent that
times are terrible in Virginia for white
people, and still worse for negroes.
The rebels are building permanent bat
terry at Matthias Point.
The President acting Secretary of War,
Scott and Gen. Mcclellan were in close
consultation, many hours to-day.
The Grand Lodge of Masons, District of
Columbia, to-day resolved, that no true
Mason can be disloyal TO Government.
Col Hawkins, commanding at Hatteras
Inlet arrived here to-day, on business COZ.
nected with his command.
Il Is understood that the entire Union
ticket was elected in Maryland to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

WASHINGTON, November 6.-The steam
ferry boat Stepping Stone, recently pur-
chased by the Government in New York,
ran the blockade of the Potomac river last
night, and was not fired upon BY the rebel
batteries. The Stepping Stone is similar in
construction to the rebel steamer George
Paige, and is about the same size, drawing
from to 81 feet of water only. She was
enabled to hug the Mary land shore in pass
ing the batteries. She passed pigmy pun
gee, also bound up.
Fugitives report there is great suffering
in the Rnppahannocks region of Virginia,
for want of food, clothing, shoes, SC,
There is now rebel battery at Acquia
Greek, few hundred yards north of the
old one. Two shells were fred from it yes
terday. apparently to try the range. There
are indications at Matthias Point that the
rebels are at work there, possibly in the
way of entrenching.
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HERA1D's DrsPArcH.

"A scout from Virginia, reports Beaure-
CARDS army stationed to the right of Brad
docks Road between Fairfax and Centre
vile, 100, 900 strong, with zoo. pieces of ar
tilIery, but indifarently named aud can
noniers undisciplined. The Qaartermaster' g
Department is deficient in wagons and
many troops barefoot. The Virginia troops
are dispirited. Those whose term of enlist
ment has expired win not re-enlist and they
desert every day.
Scouting parties from Gen. Smiths d.
vision in the direction of Fairfax c. H., re-
port that thu rebels have advanced within a
mile and half of Vienna, and a considera-
BILE body of rebel troops ara being thrown
next to the vicinity of Leesbnrg
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NneeiaI Notices.


Fees shoss sCh0 Grs Is sac sH10S"ssSS
Of perfect health frequently have need to have re-
course to tonics prevsRtatives OF disease.
are never too wel armored against the assaults OF
the i1la that desh Is heir to-" Such an inVlGora'
tor they may and In HosTETTER's BlrTEhs-s
medicine that cannot be taken regularly WI tnouI
giving vitality and elasticity to the system. AT
this seaso n particularly, tie strongest man Is not
proof against the malaria IN certain portions Of
the country. In all cases Of fever and ague, the
BItters is more potent than aay amountof quinins
while the most dangerous cases of biliess fever
yield to its wonderful properties Those who have
tried the medicine viii never use another for any
Of the all nents which the Hostetter Bitters pro-
fsss 20 subdue. TO those who have not made ths
experiment, We cordially recommend an early APP
plieation the Bittsrs whenever they are strick-
en- by diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. novhd1W
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DlRsoTiNa

And now here it appea ing To the C0mmon Conn
ell Of the City OF Evausyille, thar Lot so. 20 la
Block No. ~, Stockwsil'a Enlarsensnt, VI y O.
Evansville, is so situated that ter collects asn
remains stag aant thereon, and the owner or own
ers Of said Lot hereby directed required by
the said Council TO OIL up said LOT TO such a ight
will prevent water from collecting aud rsm4in-
log stagnant thereon, within thirty days from tbs
passage Of this order.
I, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evans
VII e. do he rsby certify that foregoing il true
and oomplste copy Of "a order u laid C0aucii,
passed on the LAT Gay Of June, A. D. ls6l, 60 far
e. it relat. the within named Lot.
IL witnsss whereof, have hersanto subssrfbaa
my name and affixed the seal Of said CITY tine,
25th day Of SEPTEMBER a. D. 1861.
EAIRTCW nrWEw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Nov. 4-The follow.
ing extract is from the Richnond Examiner
of November 4ih and is from the report of
Capt Hunter, dated off the coast of North
Carolina, on board the Confed crate steamer
Ourlew, Oct. 30th.
At dawn yesterday we started on our
way and looked in at Beacon Island and
Ocoaeoke, but saw nothing of the enemy
at or near either point. We then started
for Hatteras Inlet and when near the posi-
ton of the inner buoy tie enemy opened
FIRE on Us from the Fort and two or three of
their steamers, without injury. In coming
within easier range, I sighted the riled gun
at the Harriet Lane and fred. The Fort and
steamers continued to IRE at US as rapidly
as possible. We fred six shells and the
stem gun at them FIVE times. It Is uncer-
tain whether the enemy sustained any ipiu-
~. The Vandals fired % shells at rs, only
one of which came near. Feeling that |
had carried out the spirit of your instruc-
tons l Withdrew and waited within half a
mile of the buoy, hoping to get a steamer
outside We stood back, fred another shell
and took our departure. All hands display
ed great enthusiasm and seemed delighted
when their steamer began moving towards
Us. There were at anchor inside, 16 sail
ing vessels and three steamers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07
ORDER Of COUNCIL DIKEC TING LUIS
TO BE FILLED.

And now here II appearing 70 gne Common Couu-
oil OF the City Il Evansville, that Lot H. II, in
Block No. ~ LamassO, now cts Of Evansville, fs
situated hat water collects aud remains stag
nant thereon, and the owner or owners Of .aid Lot
are hereby directed aud required by tn. AL OOun-
Gil to iii up said Lot 10 such a height aWll pre-.
vent water from collecting renlaiuius sJ4ynant
thereon, within thirty days nom the passage Of
this order
L, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City OF Evansville
do hereby certify thai the hJregUiug is truo and
complete copy OF an order OF said Council. passed
the 9th Shy OfJuy, A. ID. 1851, far IL Ieiates
70 the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have hereuntO subscribed
my name and atxe9 the seal Of sail City, this l8t
pay Of August, A. T. 1861.
augI4 PATRICK RURKu
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Col. Wilson'S OmetaI Report or the
santa Rosa flair

Santa Rose flair.
Col. Wilson, of the New York Zouaves,
has published characteristic report of the
Santa Rosa fight. It is decidedly rich. We
copy the closing paragraphs:
Our new clothes are all destroyed. have
lost everything l bad; my men also. They
burned US out completely. Our papers and
books are burned. Ny commission is safe.
| sent to the Post Office the day before the
fight. My men did well. They have smelt
guapowder-nOw they are all right. We
commence the fight tomorrow. They have
$4,000 men. They are exhibiting my hair
aud head in Pensacola. The reward Is al
ready claimed, also an old flag which
nailed to a flagstaff on the Fourth of July,
which has been hanging there ever since !,
nothing left, however, but the stars The
ladies have cut it up in pieces, and have it
pinned on their bosoms as a trophy. Every
one in Pensacola has my sword and uni
form. l must have had a large quantity OF
hair, plenty Of swords and uniforms They
say if was to be taken alive ! was to be
put Ia a cage and exhibited.
Yesterday Eve Americans and two ladies
escaped from Pensacola. ana gave rs all the
news of how they describe the terribls vic
tory. We lay upon our arms every night.
have slept bnt very lutte this week. /
don't feel well. have got the diarrhGa.
We will want 500 uniforms. Your obedl-
ent servant, WILLIAM WILSON,
Colonel Commanding.
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Tax Not1ee for 1881.

EwYHE Tx PAKE OF YIN.
n derburgh County, are hereby notified
Taxes for Stats, Coun'y and other purposes, has
bseu received By from the Auditor Of said Coun
y, and thar can be found at my ofaes in the
Court HOUSE. for tbs purpose of rcosivIng the
ssus- The Taxes for the year 1851, as follows:
For Stale purposes. Is cents on each $40 valua-
tions aud 80 cents on each taxable poll.
For Military debt Sinking Fund Purposes, 5cents
on zach 500 valuation aforesaid.
For State Debt Sinking Fand purposes, 2 cents
on each 800 valuation as Aforesaid.
For Common School purposes 10 oeHts on ca ch
500 valuation aforesaid, and so cents on each
Taxable Poll Except as to the property and polls
OF negroes and mulsttoes) For County pUTp
So cents on each 500 valuation and one dollar on
each Taxable Poll.
And for the purpose of providing a revenue to
meet the annual interest on County Bonds issued
70 the Evansville Charlottesville RailrOa D Com
pany, cents each 500 valuation Aforesaid.
For Tow nship Special School and Road purposes
as levied by the Trustees of the several To~nshtps
Of said County with the advice and consent Of the
Board Of Commissioners Of said County 10 AZ fol-
For Pigeon To1gnship.-For Township purposes !
cent, aud for Special school purposes cents on
each SI0J valuation as afo esad on all prop cry not
within the corporate limits of the City Of Vans-
Vile
For Knight Township For Road purposes, II
ceRts on each 500 valuation aft resaid.
Fer Scot TolDHship.-For Township purposes
cents for Special school purposes cents on each
800 valuation as aforesaid.
For Armstrong Tossnsh p For Township purpo-
ses 2ccnts and for Special School purposes cents
on each 800 valuation IS aforesaid.
For Perry ToDnshiP.-FOr Township purposes "a
cents and for Special School purposes ~ cents
each 500 valuation aforesaid.
For DBioR Tos5 lshi p.-For Township purposes
Is cents on each 500 valuation aforesaid.
For CsHtTs TolrashiP.-For township purposes
cents for Special school purposes cents, and for
Road purposes cents on each 500 valuation as
Aforesaid.
Fos German TossHship.-FOr Township purposes
10 CENTS for Special School purposes 125 eentssand
for Road purposes cents each 500 valuation
aforesaid.
For CitB Of EgaHsVille.--For Special School pur-
poses 10 Is each 500 valuation aforesaid.
LEROY CALVERT, T. W q.
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IRIS GO 10 rae EUREkA BAZAAR.
en- BsfOrs you buy your goodSs 60 70 COVk's, 30.

I'LL GO 10 TIE EUREkA BAZAAR
On BsforS you buy your gods, 60 70 CoVk'a, No
Is main street
Coming every day new goods at she Eureka.
ADO NOT G4il 20 boy your Grooerass at Cook D..
Every thing you wait car D. bad az Cooks
For the bes. aud cheapest Groceries g. Cookie.
GlOOd news-Jhe eureka Is fuil VI new Z .ods.
HOw 10 IL tnar Cook sells 20 che@P-(i. - 10 sells
for cash 10 AL.
An ghe TAOS Of the hard times Cook Aesps ha hoasa
1ull and ssla cheap.
j Gin tho family lzuard Drill Room az the EureAh
bazaar, no 70 Main street.
Keep YOurss,f posted by sOing 20 70 Main street.
Low prices aud good GO0ds ~ a1i tiues 10 w Lad
al H. A. C~ok'e.
Move u IN front-I want 70 got some % Cooks
cheap Groceries
New goods almost every day At Cooks.
que prioes but that j. % low Jo1 cannot ask Is
liver at Cooks.
Pest up your friends that No. 70 Main ssr~ss is
ths place.
QuanIy Of cooks go0ds always as repre- isutod.
nush up q CoOk's II yea want bargains.
- yOu have gVt 70 buying Jour go0-6 hE Cookai
1 slew you would u foo went Ouca.
TIE loS prices a2d goOd quality Of CoJk's goo1s
Is ths wonder II all.
Unlsss you buy ~ Uook's, you lose money.
Woiun 4esr ia the FANNY Guard Drill every day IS
10 70 Main
Wonders viii never csass, last not lest the large
stock 70 be found a. The Eureka Bazaar.
xcelsIog Golden Syrup-Ouly = b. he'd a. II. A.
COuk's.
Yes i Is acknowlsdgsd tina. Cook sells ths cheap
ct Of any House in ihe city.
BOUNDS how cheap you can buy Groceries at No.
70 Main stroer.
a. If you want 70 save money, you must 90 70 tbs
Eureka bazaar, ool6
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO BE FILLED

And now here II appearing 70 tha Common Coun-
Gil u the City Of EvaRsviils, that Lot No. a. so
Block No. Q, in the Eastern Enlargement Of said
city, is situated that water collects and rsmaima
stagnant thereon, aud the owner owners OF said
Lot are hereby directed and required By the said
Council TO MI up said Lot 70 suoh a height will
prevent water from collecting aud remainlag stay
nant thereon within thirty days rom the puss az
Of this order.
1, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evansville,
do hereby certify that the foregoing IL true aud
complete copy u an order Of said Council, passed
the Sd day q August, A. d. 1851, far it re-
latss 70 the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
MY name and AIMED the seal Ofsaid City, tiu 18Th
day 81 August A. D. ISL
sugI4. PATRICK BURKE.
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Election Returns.
Exciting Intelligence from
Missouri!

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The Baltimore
Sun says Beauregard was at Gordonsyille,
Va, Monday, bound for Charleston. The
news sheet has statement from Annapolis,
that II. 200 troops are gathered there to De
sent South, as soon as the transports Of the
expedition return.
A dispatch from Savannah in Richmond
paper, says a Federal frigate attempted to
burn vessel aground on Warsaw beach.
The attempt failed, and the frigats retired.
There were LII Federal prisoners at
Richmond on Saturday.
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New YoRK, Nov. 6.-The Tribune claims
the Peoples ticket has carried the State by
over 100000. Il is probable, but not GER
tain, that Wright (Democrat) is elected
Canal Commissioner, to ill vacancy in
consequence of a division between the
Peoples ticket and the Republicans for that
Office. The Legislature will be almost
unanimous for sustaining the Government.
The vote in the city for Attorney General,
Ia nearly complete Dickinson, 3,753
Champlin, I6,s41. For Canal Commission
err, Bruce, ll,516; Tallmedge, I2,l27 !;
Wright, (Democrat) 1856. Lynch, Dem
ocrat) is elected Sheriff by about 1000
majority. Oakley Hall, Peoples candldata)
is elected District Attorney, by about 1000
majority.
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koara. On the River there - tAeA~tAo1 aeVOtdih
TIME OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mail (for Vincernes, Terre Haute,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville So.
Louis. Chicago, Cairo and other Eastern
Western, and Northern points, and r. r.
Way Ofaces) every day except sunday, at A. NJ
Thursday and saturday at s1< p. N
Padsscah Nal (river) every day In the
week except Sunday and Thursday at ny A. NJ.
Green RiEer had flor Bowling Green and
DAY It g. 80 s16P. M.
Thursday. aud safur,iay At s<LH.
nesday. snd Friday at T1A.M.
Rockport HAL (land) every Monday, We'd
r ss:ssy; ~ ~. s'l ss, ever, Friday
(PetersbuTgh letters &C. come and 90
BY Railroad daily.)
oysttkiaaa Nal every Wednesday at Up. H
LEAVES at A. N. Thursday morning-)
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Nal every day except Sunday az ?. n
Louisville Mad (river) every Tuesday
Thursday. and Saturday by 6P.M
Pndueah Hail, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by sEA
GrsSs ksiesr Mad, svery Monday and Thurs
day by ZP.M
nj. VeraOs Msa Qan0 every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday by SP. N.
Nsse HGFqaoNs MGSI, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and saturday by 4R.M.
and Wedns.day and Friday At 7An
(ArriEes the evening before, after ofioe
Psssvs6asrgh Nal (way) every Friday BY sLA.M.
CgsahtaHa Mad every Friday at A. n.
(Arrives the evening bsfors. after ofacs hours-1
n@-Post once opens at A. N. and closes &C
y. 81. week days. Delivery closes from TO
A. n, and from 2 10 P. n. week days during
the closing and opening of the Railroad mall
ONCE open from TO p NJ. the Sabbath.
JAMES 81. McS EELY, p. n.
Evansville, Ind, May 1, 1851. iuly22-ywc
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CITY AOVER TF3'77-e7T S.
ORDER OF COUNCIL ORDERING LOTS
TO BE FILLED.

wJV-D .n-O "" HERE n .APPB.RR-
0Z ing TO the Common Council Of the CITY Of
Evansville, that Lots Eo4 1, and 3, ia block No.
rs, Lamasco, city Of Evansville, 90 Biiutod
that water collects ami remains sfagnant thereon,
and the owner or owners Of said lots are hereby
directed and required by the said Council 70 al up
said lots to such height will prevent water from
collecting and remaining sfagEant thoreoni within
thirty days from the p tsaage OF this order.
/, Patrick Burke, Clerk offhe City of Granville,
do hereby certify, that the foregoing q true and
complete copy OF az order Of said Council passed
on the 2lst day Of September, a. ID. 1861 % Tar a.
it relates 10 III within iors.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto arbscri bed
my nafnes and axed the seal Of said City, this 29d
day Of October, A. D. 1851.
pAWprcW prfpwW
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Members of the
commission to investigate claims against
the Government in the Western Military
Department have all arriyed. Will probably
enter on sheir duties Immediately.
Rumor has gained much currency here
to-day that the order for Fremonrs remov.
al has been suspended for the present, by
General Mcclellan, with the Presidents
sanction e-Er.a4 rF-sT5 aQ-f sri
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CORPORATION NnFiiE-


ORDER TOR PLANK BlDE-WALE.
Oct ~. Is6l.--And nov IL is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners OF all 10 or parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoiniug the side Of h I'd
Avenue, from Sixth 20 FRANKLIN Street, 90 said
city, csuse the side walks thereon 20 be brought
70 the proper grade, and that thsy esu,a side
walk Of elass n D. 20 be laid down thereon wit hin
thiIty days from the publication Of thia nrder.
p BURKE, Clerk.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Richmond
papers of Monday, just received here, make
no mention of the landing of the Naval
Expedition on the Southern coast. It is
quite clear, however, from the tone of the
Southern press, that the movement of the
feet has created intense alarm among the
rebels. They are anxlously awaiting in
telligence of the blow that is to be struck
JEFF. Davis has appointed Friday, Nov.
18th, as day of fasting and prayer.
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BALTIMORE, Nov 6.-The election is pro-
ceeding quietly. General Dix, this morning,
issued instructions TO judges TO allow no
man to vote who took part or bore arms In
the April riot, or who refuses, when chal-
lenged to take an oath of fidelity TO the
Government. The whole Union ticket will
of course be elected by clear and undis-
puted majority.
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UORPURATION NOTICE.

o De- ron PLANK SIDE " ak
sept. It'll, l66l.--And nov it ia hersby ordere
and directed by the Common Council OF the city q
Evalsvillss that the OwDsrs Of All tOts parts OF
lots nontiug on or adjoining he east side "a
Mary street, between Seventh and Eighrh STA, 81
said city, rhs sidewalks thereon y be brought
70 the proper grade, ana that they cause sios-
salR VI class humber 70 be laid down thereon
within Thirty days from tie publication Of THE
der. 2. BDhkk, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, Sept. 18th. sci acpA3
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MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6.-The State election
passed of quietly. The city of Milwaukee
and county gave $500 Democratic majori-
ty. Returns so far from the State, indicate
the election of L. P. Harvey, (Rep,) for
Governor, by a large majority. It is
thought the whole Republican State ticket
is elected.
The removal of Fremont was received
with much regret and seems to be the alb
sorbing topic.