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THEN AND EQW.

The impatient walters for victory, are
lord Of recurring TO the incidents Of the
Revolution for examples by which to meas
n,c a1d compare the events Of that era with
tie events of this time, Ofthem and their
golden period, we hare this to say: Never
IN any year during the whole Of the Revo-
lutionary struggle were the people Of the
Colonies as unanimous as the people of
the loyal States arc to-day; never IN the
history Of this war have We had to en-
counter regerses like those which met the
patriotic trmy in the outset Of the Revo1u-
tiunary struggle; never has one Of OUT
Commanders been visited with the adverse
criticism and personal ob1oquy that were
directed against Washington; never have
lie military movements Of our Generals
been so blamed IS were the movements of
The commanders in those days. Misfortune
after misfortune, feyeree after reverse, dis
conrsgement after discoura. ement, an army
Few in numbers, poorly fed and worse paid,
o1;en dispirited, glsddeued only by occa-
elonM successes; q timoruus and hesitatinr
Congress, tern by rival factions and perso-
nal 5ealousies; apeople large minority Of
whom were not heartily in favor of the
popular cause; g3aring msubordination
and not mfrequeut cowArdice Of the rank
and file Ct the Colonial forces; squabbles
between the local Legislatures proud
and powerful foe using all the means and
appliances Of war as then practised, these
things make q syllabus Of the events o]
that memorable and at last triumphant
Struggle. ::
Remembering them, though often CALLED
by official shortcomings and want ol
comprehension, BY the failure Of persons
and plans, BY the evidences Of bad manage
ment and corruption, by defeats that makt
every loyal man shrink in bulk for verJ
shame, We can ahord to be, while sharpl..
e1e1hauling Individuals and freely CON
mentlpg On eyents, hopeful Is to the gene
raj progress of national affairs and conf
dent Of the ultimate results Of the grea
peril. The vast resources Of the Republic
IN men and money are yet hardly touched
the ateadfast courage of:our people is no
yetshakeu; thesenttment Of loyalty whicl
gives these resources their direction an,
Tin exslt that courage to deeds Of daring
is as fresh and ardent as when the rebel
began their unho1y work Who, Wit
such historical precedents, and a know1edg
pf the situation az 1t is, can doubt that tn
end will be satisfactory to every patriot;
heart in the lanaf No, the day for faint
aeartedness and dependency has 10
EIme, -.
, 1861-10-01

ItoclaNation lot HI e1eeblpn III LIS 41ta
(spfire efeld} district, to fill the vacancy in
conprese ca71sed 1,v M Mcclernand,a aocent,
80 p.s..s ~. r-s1~,.4.~ ~ ~.
aoee u b11gs"e1'Genera'sh1 mas not Ses
been made By tie Governor, although it prob
ab}v will he made in season for the November
~,,e..a. . 49, a1.e.z1
eates1on' tne democrats nase slreaas moved
IL ths matter, and will hold their convention
On "Wednesday the 9th of October, to nou,ln-
:.te a fneceescr IL General Mcc,ernand. Thew
49, - eu~~eseot W osn@1 ~ ~ 80 -..y
propose party CONFESS as o1 o4o, and oenasos
A. L. Knapp, Of Je1seysil1e, is prominently
meDt;oned ae their candidate. What the Re.
-@,t1;ao- -,;1 a. "a ~ ~ ;-5;,a+a5 h,,+ 10
1s k'; w. ~, w 10 ~ 1, uus rs
it that The Dcmocratic game is blocked by an
Fcnest snnea1 n tba neon1a General Nc
sppea" ~ Nv pnof1s oe1 ~
Clefnaba mas nel 1e1mhllg feelgned h1s seat,
as Perhaps 1t is needless for him to do ; but
that te considers his eoat raca,t ia eborr hx
1' ~ -p os44s '4s4Us ~
4he io1lo#1hg ietEef written lfom CAIRO TO Mr.
Knapp, who had addressed him upon the sub.
iect:
hO1- ae II. hNAII@E31h s-9llCe' my lEtuEu
, 1861-10-01

ri. MoHnoE, Sept. 29-Thss Gonfeder.tes
last night fired "a our picket g9aEdat Aamp:
tm B5dne, md se1ere1y- wounded on nAn-
Gen. W6of and atsH hays=. spent the aay 1t
NeTpoft News :: The Young Aa1aEtca ha4-
broueht TWO prizss from Ancos.ac connt{. a
sdeet Of hirteAa sehoonen today eailed for
Hatte9as Inlet. The g. n Spa9iotny y e1
with The bslsnce Of the Indiana 10Th.
, 1861-10-01

Rosros. sgpt, 30-The Constellation, late
.aseshIn , II Hi tSe fTican squadron; from Lon
dos, Aug: ufh, arrived It Portsmouth on Sat,
urds7, Letters report the Preb1e, Maxion and
steanaef Massachusetts, at Chandelier lsaand,
al the mcuth Of the Aissisaippi river, On the
!. 1Gth inst, Tho crews hid teea hAded, bate.
/: ries thrown up and the light house zellghtsd'
, 1861-10-01

MICHIGAN NH7H-This new regiment, sta-
tened 1t Detroit, is filing up very aas.. Al
though one hundred men were faken from it
and transferred 10 the eighth: on Friday, stil
the regiment on Saturday had 7ss mea.= It
will be full In few dxya. ,:~..:: :; ~.:"-:
, 1861-10-01

FATAL ACcIpEET.-CtsTles Smith, Of Ran.
SON, Michigan, while riding from Hudson to
hia home, wss fh1oHn from his wagon, the
Theel passing OVER his body, 80 badly iniurtng
h;m that he died IN IN hour. He leaves uife
md Eve children.
, 1861-10-01

BILL MERcHANr.-EarlT on Sunday mo1n~
irg, the ed ult., the Federal guard stationed
at Kickapoo, Kansas, saw two men approach
ing the shore in a boat, When the boat had
nearly reached the shoae, the guard discovered
that one OF the men in the boat was the uoto.
rious outlaw Bill Merchant, and John c. Ellis,
who were coming over from Missouri to FIRE
tie town. The guard Immediately fired at
Merchant, severely and it is supposed fatally
~oundlng him In the side and heart. His
cou1ade contriTed to escape with him In the
boat
, 1861-10-01

Ma17Es1pE CousTT.-Tne Leading ciiiz .ns
5. "ntesade County. without. regard to pre-
3.eas political ideas, have called convention
= Aefithon' On the 10Th last, to nominate
county cfaeers.
, 1861-10-01

The enumeration Of Ohio infantry regiments
;or the waE, beginning at the LIST, has nov
-eected the 60.h, ard still the work goes on.
There are also four regiments Of cavalry, and
fur d: five. Of artillery forming, aside IRON
the batteries ard equadrous nov in the field,
Gcv. Dennlson will endeavor to obta1n the
ssrvicee Of come Of our distinguished military
guests from abroad for the new regiments, sud
has rendered appointments to several, ineaud-
ing Valentine Bausenwein, Colonel Ssh Regl-
msnt; and John Fitzroy de Courcy, Lieuten-
ant Colonel Of the same. De Courcy has
already been offered place on McClel1an's
elaff, aEd his acceptance Of the Ohio appoint
ment is therefore doubtful. GOV. Dennison
has also obtained permission Of the War De-
ra1tmsnt to draw upon the Army list for Off.
ce1e q regiments now organizing.
, 1861-10-01

4 RAcE.-A race hhs been arranged At Do-
troit between the steamers Big CIty md Can
adian, Tor $500 side Tho authorities 1T De-
-troi: should take immediate measurea to put
sktop to Ills proposed amusement,
, 1861-10-01

KANSAS DONG HER WHOLE DUTx-The
Lesvenworth Times says that Jefferson and
Dnnglas counties hare turned out not less
than 1,000 men for the defense OF the State,
ard this, too, utter the large drain for the reg
ular volunteer service.
, 1861-10-01

rebel steamer Lady Davis. In Pensacola hsk-
bcr. Hbe WR4 commanded BY Com heoaaA",
lste Of the i, 8. Navy.
, 1861-10-01

PENNSYLVANIA As1BULAScEs.-The Surgeon
General Of Pennsylvania sent forward, last
Thursday, (s6th,) sixty ambulances for Gen.
McCal2s brigade at Tenal1ytoSn. The ambu-
1arces are Of the most approved pattern, for
four and two horses. They we're maAufac-
tu1ed By Henry sinens l. Co., Paila.
, 1861-10-01

DEc1EEs-The Lapo1te {Ird.,) H6rald says
Col Milroy declines the position Of Brlgadfer
General offered him, for the reason that it
"Won1d prevent his being with tie buys be
10 les so Weli.''
, 1861-10-01

Too ACcn BA1T.-The correspondent Of
the Keekuk Gate CITY, thinks Fremont put
tco mneh bsat in his trap to catch Clsib. jack
con, Price, ct al.
, 1861-10-01
Affairs In Kentucky.
1Frano the If11isyi1fe Journal. 9Stt


ADVANCE on CARRo11Gos, Kx.-A private
day rem Mr.. G2fber, Of Madison, Ind, to the
effect that the rebels we're marching on Car
rolton, Ky, GU the Ohio 1iver,at the mouth Of
Il KentucI9 River, with the intention Of oc
enpyiDe and fortitrirg it against the advance
Of the Fedora! foscee. Assistance Of troops Is
saked for to drive the Coniederates back.
HEMrH.MAR IL'sWHEREABoUTs- Judge
fsyor, OF Covington, Who was appointed by
Central Anderson on committee to visit the
camp Of Humphrey Marshall for. the purpose
Ct warning him not to approach our hoziers,
returned 70 CoviDgton Oh Tuesdsy morning:
The Judge and General VIM Q. Butler, Of
Carro}llen, left Warsaw on Tuesday, and pro-
ce.d: d in buggy to NeR Liberty, the sup
posed location ol The encampment, but found
uI,ou tteir arrival there that Marshall and his
followers had left and taken up position, as
vas reported to them, at poirt some fifteen
mills southeast fl N New Liberty, in what is
order Gent ty Ger. Anderson was tbs: it he
Has Organizing force with any hostile inten
tions against the State Of Kentucky, be must
d1eband saId forces ut once.
4 CHICAGO QUARTERMAsTRR sHoT---We
1c:rn tEat an unfortunate affair occurr2d ct
Lebanon Junction on WedaeEd3y night
QuaTtkrn1aster Wendt, OF Col. Hecker,s regf-
mept, attempted to pass the picket eaazd from
Col. CritteEden's Tenth Indiana Regiment,
rhsn he vas Challenged Ilers was some
misunde standing as to Capt Wepdt's response,
wnen the guard fred upon him, wonnding
him severely in tie leg
REPORTS FROM BCCKEER. was ge2e1al1y
believed in this city last evening tEat ths rebel
forces under General BuckEer had rette3ted
from MuHfurdsvi]1o toward Bowling: Green,
destroying the bridges behind them.
, 1861-10-01

PRoR1A CouHrY.-The Peoria 1nanseip
insists that our Peoria correspondent puts the
Number OF meu who have enlisted from that
county {9oo) entirely too lon. The Transcript
puts the number at full 1900.
, 1861-10-01

CANDIDA 1Es FOR TIE VICE PERsDEscr,-
Among the candidates for the Vice -Preaiden
q IN the rebel ststes, are John c. BrecEin-
ridge, John Bell, C1aih. Jackson, William c.
Riyes, Wm- Ballard Preston and James M
NAen,%
, 1861-10-01

REEERDf 5oRSsoN.-Ho1. Re1erdy John
son has accepted the Union non1nation for
the House Of Delegates, In Baltimore county,
Maryland.
, 1861-10-01

~ Antoine LeClaize, the founder Of the
csty.ot Davenport, Iowa, diedtn that city on
the aath irat. Mr. LeClxire was highly re-
spectabIe citizen.
, 1861-10-01

feAAanAaiiH LoBa1.-1t Ia ACKNOWLEDGED
ey al tna1 ne nett formidable and sseTer:
ng sooa9 th.s ever appeared In aay Itsgms.-
ttv='hc1y, Rss :hs Third WISCONSIN Rain -.
, 1861-10-01

Troops IN New YoRK sTHrE.-The .115an..
Journal ssys there are about 1000 troops 1t
the different military depota in New York
state at this time, and that no draft viii be
necessary to make up the number to Is 900,
which is now New Yozk's quota. -
, 1861-10-01

MICHIGAN 6GATs FA1R.-The Detroit Ffee
Hess ssys The Michigan State Fair 5Ad Last
Te:k 5: Detroit was failure. :.
, 1861-10-01

WATERyI1ET ARsESAL+-0n Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, of this week, .1ave million
cartridges were sent away from the Wateryliet
Arsenal Four complete SIX FOUNDER batteries
"a six thistyzwo p9gnasz p batteries 5e' wsre ,;s
man. 21tE
, 1861-10-01

FIRE AT rLACoH.-Grsyes & Co.'s tfstl1ery
It Lacon, Ill, Was buried on Monday morn
ing week, and 1arge and costly Touring
mil was only saved By the most desperate
efforts, after: being damaged to the amount
at 1,000: The ioss on the dlstIllery is
&25co,
, 1861-10-01

DEATH OF CART. ROBERT HART.-Captain
Robert Hart, one Of the pioneer Captaius on
the lakes, died Ii Buffalo fer days sinc.. In
early years he commanded the steameza Rob.
e.t Fulton, United states. De Witt Clinton,
&c, besides many sailing craft
, 1861-10-01


4 PROPER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDArE.-The
Democrats of Centre District. PENNSYLVANIA.
,,fuged to unite with the Repnb},cans m a
candidate IL. ea,.+,- ~ - Cs.-.<1-
aHo nomlnatea man Hho Was an officer OF
1hefoaTa Pennsylvania regiment This Ia the
regiment, 1t Fill be reco11ected, which
marched of the battle field to the music Of the
cannon at Bull Run We mistake the ehaEae-
ter Of tie people Of The old Democzatic party
il they elect such a white 1ivered traitor to
the Pennsylvania Senate.
VERY I'7ERAt-06mes y - dc1ensnade
proposes 70 ms lelloH ei1zzsas OF aamn.on
county, on'o' 1nat Il 1nes WILL e1eet nun 70 me
~hee ot connl5 1feasaref' ne WILL 'altmauy
perform Us aunes' and devote the ensue pro
ceecs o1 'ne once 20 the support OF toe waves
aud children OF Hamilton county volunteers
Let Mr. Holenehade be made Treasurer By all
means, unless Eome other candidate proposes
, 1861-10-01

"ODE 70 ,NEsRo L1BER11."-Tae pastor Of
:he church in Dayton, Ohio, where Vallandig-
ham attends, the other day gave out the beau
tful bsmn:-
Ny country, It's Of thee,
Sweet Land Of liberty,
or thee aing.
Whereupon, Va1iandlgham wsote the pastor
scurT1lous letter, round1y abusing him for
Introducing an "ode to negro liberty" Into
religious exercises.
4 NICE PomE.-The new rs per cent. treas-
ury notes, fer which the people are now sub
ecribirg, have been examined critically By 9
correspondent Of the Philadslphia Inq.4;r7,
who finds: ::
BY inspection Of the left hand end Of the
note, We read Interest two cents per day. y
The coupons are made payable February 10
aud August 10, for the sum Of $365 each.
From August 19, 1861, to February 19, 1882,
the number Of days ts 1s4, ard the interest due
l. f3.G8, while from February 1p, to August
u, 1867, there ere hut 181 days, and interest
should be but s362. Can you suggest q rem
ed92
, 1861-10-01

The Advance te munEon5G Hfll-0nr
troops IN Full. Possession .-Ezek4-
men u Firing on One Anokher by
Tft6t8EAs - ~''
, 1861-10-01

MESARD CouHTT.-A Union Convention
vas held at Petersburg on Saturday, the a3d
nit, and nominated tho following ticket:
Fer De}e2ate to The Gonstitutios.az Convention,
tsutjsct to the confirmation Of the Union men Of
Carr county}-E. B. Leonard Q. Bea1dstown.
fta- County Jadge-John NJ Hurt
ftT tTAssociate Justtcts-C. E. Pierce, A. 81. Good
pasture
FIR County c7erk-Cornelius Rourke.
f6r Assessor and 7TeasuTer-Robert n Ewing.
For School C0Nnissi0Hf7-D, j, Strain.
F0r r6urpeyoT-Sa1nut1 Blame.
The Convention passed the following, among
other resolutions
Resofre4, Thst thts war, forced upon us By
traitors In the South, ehOu1d be prosecuted With
the entire strength Of the Government until trca-
o e s Rs
ResolEed, That upon the platform Of nnewerv.
ing fidelity to the Constitutions Of incorporating
tilty to treason, OF unE1eding devotion to ths
National Union and the principles Of nee govern.
zaeut ne inF11e the citizens af Menard county, 0,
all parties and political affiliations, to unite With
uE, and combat common enemy.
, 1861-10-01

Can II b C1ys,otized-Facts and Fsgures upop
Tho Qneatoa-0ps Of Vflsnor'ss ard Md
nser, j.
, 1861-10-01

H Zach. Cochran, leading desperate
atnorg the guerilla rebels Of Western Viz
giuia, was shot aud instantly killed on .satur.
Day week, at bis farm near Booth7ille. Lieut.
Col Kelly, learning his whereabouts, bsnt
Capt. sayaer's company, Of the 7th Virginia,
atter him. The company surrounded Coch-
1sn'e Eoust befuro he discovered them, Ha
undertook the stampede movement, when the
c1dcr to talt Nos given him. To the order he
paid no attention. The soldiers fired upon
Lin, killing him instantly. Several prisoners
we're taken at Cochrar4'e house. The Wasei
ing 1nte'zigrncxr seyB that since Cochran was
shot many Of hia associate desperadoea have
become greatly alarmed, and are 1ushing for
Ta1d to take the oath Of allegiance, they being
urder the impression that their lives dep.nd.
ed upon their doing this.
, 1861-10-01

DROPOSAIS FOR HEATING
Il COURT HoTSE.-Fropesals VIII be received
by the undersigned at No. s. Dearborn street unt1
Tuesday, October 1st ut O'Clock r u. for heating
the Court House and kgepng in repair the machinery
11 Be required TO fu.nish satisfactory evidences Of
their qualifications otherwise their bids VII nof be
The right to reject any OF all IDS 8 re5erxed:
saxR7as-st Chairman * Bufitiin%s e comm|tter
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-02-05
Ague and Fever
CHILLS AND FEW T. r
SPEEDILY CURED
BY
SNTITH7S
TO0EeKC s. PR UP.
Ague and Fever

IEYKEe .aTTE.N.TKO.E" or DR.zLERS g
n in Drugs and Medicines, and persons ataict-
ed with the Chlls and Fever Ague and Fever,
is Tepectiully invited TO this celebrated medicine
which has Justly obtained a high reputation
throughout the country, and for many years has
maintained its superiority over all other remedies
safe, certain, speedy and permanent cure for
Chills and Fever Ague and Fever.
1t does not produce headache, giddiness, buzzing
of the ears, any of the unpleasant effects which
so frequently attend the uses of Quinine or other
remedies, but may be given i'll all cases and under
all circumstances whatever, to females, infants,
and all persons who debiitated have the
most delicate constitutions without the least ap-
prehension of any injurious or even unpleasant
effects.
This medicine has become staple remedy, and
for years has been extensively used throughout the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, H.
linos, Iowa, Wisconsin,, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska,
Pennsylvania, Michigan, and California, and more
lately in Kansas Territory, and has permanently
cured 000 of cases in all its varied forms and
conditions, many of which were of from one TO
three years standing, and had resisted all the usual
remedies known in the country, and in no case did
it fail to make perfect and permanent cure where
the directions were properly followed Such is its
invariable that it has gained the confidence
favor, and patronage of large number of respecta
BILE practitioners of medicine throughout the couH
try, no prescribe and administer it in preference
to quinine and other remedies.
The Proprietor has in his possession large num-
ber of certificates and other testimonials from per-
who have used this medicine, well from
physicians druggists, apohecaries, and other deal
in medicine, attesting its superior virtues
curative in Chis and Fever Ague and Fever,
and he could obtain many thousand more, or enough
to fill up large volume, but he does not deem it
necessary, is already extensively and favoraby
known to the public generally.
For sale by city and couatrv Druggists and
ApotheCaries throughout the West, North west
and Southwest
WILSON, PETER, g. CO.,
(SUCCEssORS TO WILSON & STARBIRDl.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-02-05
CHE 9aily gumtnal.

Which is said to be much less than the
average cost in other American hospitals.
The Commissioners strongly recommend
the Legislature to make an appropriation
to complete the North wing. The Superin-
tendent is DR.. Athon, the assistant physi-
clans, Drs. Barnes and Dunlap, the Stew
ard, Mr. Hunter, and the Matron, Mrs
Poage.
The Superintendent, in his report, urges
the purchase of more land, on which por-
ton of the patients could be successfully
worked, and a larger amount of vegetables
needed about the establishment could be
raised at very small additional cost. There
are now about ninety acres in cultivation,
and DR.. Athon thinks about one hundred
more could be advantageously added to the
Hospital farm.
The general health of the patients and
employees has been unusually good. The
erection of airing courts is recommended.
The attention of the Legislature is again
called to the necessity of more room for the
accommodation of patients. Many are dis
charged of whom there are strong hopes of
improvement, on account of the limited
room. Many of the insane require proiong
ed and perseveriHg treatment. The daily
average number of patients during the past
year has been 286.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-02-05
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

NVOLKEGF0RSS s.RLE OF RE.aL
u estate for the payment of thu costs and
pknses of Sidewalk and Curbing Improvements.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a precept
issued by the Mayor of the City of Evansville and
TO directed, will sell at public auction, at the
door of the Court House in said City, on Tuesday
the 10 day of February, 1861, at O'Clock P. M,
the following lots parcels of real estate, 80
nuch thereof may he necessary to pay the
amount charged and assessed against said lots
pectively, for the costs and expenses of making
Sidewalk and Curbing improvements fer said lots,
together with the costs of sale:
SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS.
Lewis Howes, lot l, Lower Enlargement. g5s II
STONE CURLING
Geo Bates's heirs, lot 10, block 81 Eastern
Enlargement -. $2247
L. w. Hebberd, lot 2, block 81, Eastern En-
...... ........ 2I17
CHRIS. HEDDERICH,
Jan22- till feb7 City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-02-05
VILSoN. PETER, g 60.
Successors TO WILSON & sTARBIRD),
Wholesale Agents, Louisville, KY
JOHN J. SMITH, Proprietor.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. F. w Sawyer, Physician and Surgeon, has
removed his office from First street to the corner
of Second and Main, n. s. Thompson's Drug
Store, where he will hold himself ady to meet his
old friends and acquaintances, and all others whs
may honor him with their confidence. Having
had much experience in the treatment of Chronic
Diseases both common and specific, he proposes to
direct his energies mostly to this class of malades,
hoping to give entire satisfaction to all who may
need his services.
Office hours from to II a. NJ, and 2 to 4P.M
I1-2Y
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-02-05
R.uPORT.4.Y-T eE.msDxEs.

IF there is in the list of Remedies given to the
world for acceptance and approval, any which are
entitled to confidence by their perfect adherence
to the laws and intention of the Creator is the
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, fer every species of
Lung Throat, and Bronchial difficulty even that of
Actual Consumption, and the other the justly cele-
brated ToLU ANODYSE, most perfect remedy for
Neuralgia, Gout, Rheumatism, Partial and Actnal
Paralysis, st. Vitus Dance, Chronic, Spasmodc
and Nervous Head Ache, Teoth Ache Ear Ache,
and that chief of all causes of diseases, Loss Of
Sleep.
II friends will accept the declaration that for
six eight years these preparations have been
through tests that would satisfy all, in place of
sweeping declarations that mean nething, and then
procure an6 read the pamphlets, to be found
with all dealers and agents, they viii be able to
judge how far they be relied on
GENERAL AGENTS
]. W. HUNNEWELL & Co., 7 and 8 Com
mercial Wharf, Boston.
GEO. HUNNEWELL, 145 Water street,
New York.
Under the special supervision of JOHN L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the cors of the gem
une only, and to whom address all communications.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere
KELLER Il WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Evansville.
nOy5-4s1 d&w
NOU GW S--g.aChSO.N"S COUGA
u Syrup, the best thing in use for Coughs, at
dec18 THOMPSOE:S City Drug Store.
NJ OOR TO X~OUR EJN~TFRESTS! p
HI IL lbs Prime sugar for Sl.OO, only to be had
at decSJ COOK d LANGLEY'S.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-02-05
An Ordinance

An Ordinance
To amend Ordinance passed July 5th, 1859 e,,ti-
tied g An Ordinance concerning The Wharf Of he
City Of ECdnsUilie, and repealiHq former Ordipaa-
ces." Passed January lOth, 1861
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Evansville, that the Common
Council shall hereafter, from time to time, appoint
two Wharfmasters, to serve until the first Monday
in April next ensuing, and until their respective
Successors shall be elected AMI qualified and that
each of said Wharfmasters shall be subject to all
the provisions of the said Ordinance of July 9Th,
1852 and all other ordinances rules and regulations
in force or which may hereafter be passed re-
lating to Wharves and Wharfmasters.
W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest P. BURKE, Clerk Janis