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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Syoff EE MiLts-A superior article of Livingston
~ &hoggn manufacture, hand and for sale low at
mr. ii lOuNSoN'S, les Market Square.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
Slit Sas 9Smblifmras. /.
Sanlilien 6(auer uub Nuttcr.

CNHtb'IH OlhHIl Ulp lSUI[tT.
llnterSedEcte mndbcn berburf oem 0Su
eltam betdnnt, coe Te ON fen 9lrri( bic
bsfannte Bon 3a9cn's Mlble (tie nabeCie
ocl DER tlrlncn ted)a Sriide) bel 9lllentnun
be5c9en baben, uuo bas fe nun i'm Stonee
ltno 8unoen glrbfit ~ litfern, Die IGc lber.
ieu9t ilno, aew feinrr W1itble in Der llmoc
aeHn .ubertrrhen tpcrben fGnn-Ge fIno i'm
SfaHce gu eoer Sc ei,fduf lSelfeQuro
Slaner uno Sutter auf bic fiirieffe Slucioe
an 8unoen gu nberliefcrn-dud, Iuo (Ie be.
relt Die S5etraiee an orn biliaIfen Urcieeu
Su oerfaufcn unb nddbcm lIe oemahIcn Ijub
mt cem abfaa an bic @i9entbImer Al ilbcr'
Iiefcrn.
Sei brnieni9eu bic @ctraioe hatcn. prr.
ben iTe nuf 8erIauoen aurufeu, eicrelbe abe
bclen uno mnhlen, uuo fllr Den "IclI' wie.
Der iiberIicfern.
Ste llno immer bercit aufoie fiir,effe Pin
ietge fur 2ca' su mablen, uuo oa ibre
Wfatlc IN Cen. teltsns: :3nitanoe III, 70 fiibleu.
'ile uDlsIaspssll IA &c ihfe ssanbe ! ss.l<
tOmmen befrir6i9cn f6nncn. *
Sle aeeenfcu aud / III nj r7dH III IS
'StrtrnnuF Cehtirdls Die TreihaQe) in gl
lcntauu, 70 mie an Der Wuble aQc 9lrten
Mebl betm Strrtcl, Sounocrt, rocr ,pie es
perldn9t piro, gcmahlncs Sutterifcff, 70 mic
aue artrn an9emdhlue @ctraiee an Den ME
er9iten preiecn fir Saargslo tem BuId,rI
gu cCrfaufsn. =.
2lllc 9lrten Sctraioc. ~
Sic b9ablcn jsOrr;eit Die h6dyifeu prcise
fur alIerlei 8etroioe-- speld,e, uadl,hcIicbcn,
an Der W|ithIe, obcr an eem Sfobfbauft
,pberItcfert treresn f0nnen.
BnpS !@@pp5!! @pps!!!
! Sic haten aadl cine ercse Q,iontitit
y4Dps duf S1aHof, zen Iie an ben billialfcn
prslscn abieeen wercen.
D% 8efelIunaen fir iraeub @esbdfte.
Itss.len lomot saavssm Stcbp6nule, - - aud
Fdn Der Wnble 9cmadbt mereen.
Gurd, CUTE 9lrbeit, piuftIjhe sbwartuua
afte,<N Nno billiac preies.s boffen
fe ibreH Nnthcil scff cfentlhten q s5eftaft
81 erbalten, tprfilr fIe I'D, jeoerseit 6anfbar
eriet9cn fperoen. Gle bitten um asnfiaten
3uiprud, !; ineem iTe nifcn bas ibre srbeit
MIR oerindt cher unterfnd,t ~ tpereen
broudt, nm alI9su'ein acprieirn su werbcn.
s@utb uno SietFttb.
spriI 3, IS4S. -...ssz.s iia4ns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
81 q Cl)ri6t

tplre biermit seseben oae Die Observation-Disclosures
als slomtTiifrators bon Der Ninterla(Ienld,aft
ces peritcrbenen Daniel @rnnewaIt, leeibin
bon epnu Sdanfd,ip, 9eha @aunts, aaess
ltellt porben fino.-Scldbe, Die eaber nod,
rettmasi9e Scroeruusen an bc{lste einter
adhenihaft Su MAIDEN baben, Gne eriud,t ihre
Rehnun9en tnnertofb fe&,S Mod)cn einin;
brin9en-nso SrId,e, Die nod, anf ir9euo ei,
nc 9rt fd,uloi9 fine, ncreen aebetcn inner,
balb brfaslsr Belt ibre @iifffdubs aud ab;u
tra9eu.
Saccb griinelpalt } 0G,m,o,s
9Ipril 3. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15

.. une :. eIuta6 SautadsUiac,
Samcs Satep, Granerile,
Stcdel uno Srrreq, SHbmDcitDdl,
Qrpn GIicnbart, SirscrspilIr,
Samitel Camp, 9itu 3riprli
Qtrabam 2rn9 Sctbcrolfspc,
Scnas .6aas, 2pnnple,
Sent iinb J6uniider, 2rmbill
Snerr tlno 2rns, Glausriar,
Grbraim Ircrea, SperlspilIt,
Sonas 8auit, Wesersrillr,
elias Olere, @atstaun,
gree, aern unb 9r. DO
DGiser nnc aern, Srtinissrilt.
-oeiernrti6 une Sue, &uRtGtti, (cnjisen Stcbr,
Samurl Dun, Olp(crm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
.&eine sur. fcft,e Ssssabluna.

Tr @naen's Su1ianiihes Srdiiter
mttel-pcrfdert iu helen, pecr taS @ele
fra wieoer suriid erllaitet werecn. Tirft
Rseisiu III Subersitet aue eintm iucianilGcm
9fvserHsoEldles uou einem Sneiducr im fer
nen lRcifen an 9rreen &cffen erbaItcu nur
DC. SoIde Die nit oen cSuoianer befdunl
,pdren, piiIeu, eae &c bic Quitieud,e furiren
f6uueu uno ipirtlidfstbuu, cbue bic 8rrmiH'
lung Uon Wsrfur, SaIiam, cScr fnnif ir9cut
etmas ecr 9lrt. Eie geipcneen bateu jest
cine @eic9enbcit furirt pSsSeu su fcnueu,
.ehnc Die @efatr uoH NerfnEsceer mibri9en
9ebrnudl ucu Talidm. 6Gtfe WceBln III
Dem @)eldlmo6 dn9enchm. nne last frinen
Scrub ee5 slihcme gun6.
F" Sbiae l,hdebGre Weoii.ui ii ~ babcr
in bcm @Hd,Itehr Urn 2. &'rcB uuc Z 8cr
per, III 9lruIanu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
% a Cb IT Cb
nqkln

lpiro hermit 9esebeu, bse Der tntcrfhrebe.
neu ole @rccutcr Don Der ctutsrlafIen,
ldatt res perffcrbcncn peter cIben,
lsBtbin BON WeiiIenburs Gauhfdip, ecd,a 60.
fTnannt tpernfn Ht. - alle oieieHiaen oa.
ber. tpetdac iftdf reaStntasise Sweerungen
an beiaate SointerlaIienld,aft 6abcn, fnt er.
ilasak lese'e HeaHbelfdtist iunerbalb $40,
den Oct toen tinierfhricbenert einwtdncioeu
une, efleFtsea BIZ acdt, an tieGslbe idulbfn,
rpercen 9ebeten itre Rldit6nbc innertai6 be,
a9ter 3eit audi ab;utraaen.
: Tetben 0olben, @r'cr.
SnriLS. uq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
ssganpretD's 9otQen.

Die Srancreihs pilIen iInc 9dnsIid, peacs
tabiIiId, uno alIen mad, lcld,en grunrIdsen
aemadt, fpeId,e cine lanae @rfahruna ais
riftig erprobt hat. Sc III jcbt fene Spef.
ufaiicu, menu man ii. szapfhzit feiuc 3us
fltid,t su ibnen uinaA 9liio afs Die bcilcn
9lsiHiasr zherzz I0tf6e ino ees 01aaens
= : tff allen nDspspilldsN uno biii'
81 NdIlen IIuo (Is alskstae sFsfe Seenung
tzzzsnc,iet. ..ssxrt Ndhsiiie follte eieIe Pillen
Mn hanfz lshlteu. gRcnn geh0rig asbrondt,
int Hdlic arsuei uttbia in, piro nnr (ehr lsl.
ten elm 5cftor nolhig iriu. SIN allenz NdtB,k
pen 8erfdlmng, Anlfrn coer 9ibenmat
mus, iiuo CO bic eeieeneen ibrem 8orptf
fduleig eiefc ptaen5n aebrduden
Sbise fdldsbdre pilcn Gnb i'm Snd,s
fiohr bon " roe uno &cipc r,-dn Sll'
leniaun, su babeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
Gin gellrillllQe.

Gin Sehriun9e 3,piIdeu IL tWo 1S Sab.
rem, uCp 9utem mcrofildrn @harafter uuc
feieia 1T, wiro Icgseidl ucn oru uuterid,ris,
bencu iur @rfcrnun9 bes 8utfdsnmddler
@rchhmieo. Sanowerfs oerlanat. Gin fol,
cher Sunge miro cine dnaenebme Ste1e fin
ben penn or duruft bel
tSed unb Staotler.
al1eHtaun, QrTil a, -*.4, nq3g
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
aHentann. sIpril 81.
sleue 0ltter !.

tlntsrihrisbene ltno foeben bon glsfp,Y Ycrf
surid9efebrt uno am Nuspadeu eiues gro,
Gen afcrtiments Der fd,Ouifen uno nett,
.jnlocigifeu Srnhiatrs,Hub Sommer9nter fur
gDameas fiuo Serren'@ebraud.
tlnlere &unben nnb bas psbIifum iibers
balipt piro bierbnrd, eiHgeiaben seitis bel
uns aniurnfen uno uufern 9rceen uno lpobl'
feaeH Stc6 Ia Auseufhein 81 nebmen.
DreB, Gern uno Go.
@lhfnfcwn, 9IpriI d, 1913. us3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15

Ssnamin Meifsr(tnitE, 9crtatn,
getrr 8latr unp SrDn, SriereusturB,
Oario Gpta6, 2rtaobspille,
g. unc u. Saumat, Thrift,
Nerit unc SrtbtrL ptte 6aunltbir,
9faae glccrr, 0lraGntrillr,
Saert g. Sraus, Strp 5crgt,
1anicI Srrnplinser. glmitp,
q uno 98. 8. Sc6tei, @afbtnstcn Sir.
Sebn M. 9tcbtsI uub @cbn, %.
=. y. S6ule, S6uleriQt,
y mo !. VI. StattfFer, Icugtas,
Srirori3 SrencIinscr, 9tru. Sannprtr,
,latct S6wtnf, prrticmrn,
peter OltIIrr, jr., Sascrsrat.
mdrJ6. 40
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
"east Die 2Berfe ii6 ielbif priifen. q
QBunoem f6nnel1 4ebetlt
rs e L D e Il

lpttoeHI uio SItHHlHqJ SerprHDlHq, zoe
lhnuIite, Sdluitte, Srofbeule, ueberbeun,
gen, allflpringenbe Sodnoe, mrbe eippcn, Der,
brIlbte 8opfe, .SalSluB, 9ictblduf tprhr 9Iu.
gen uno @clIdt, sIusfabrun9 Der Soaut, fen,
! ri9e Rbeumatism, SiB 9ftiger pSer auocrn
2hteren- furss jeoe arr Wunocn fonnen 9e.
beilt perccnourh ,.sss7
Souiep'S llnlUer(ol ,Salte, cSer Weis
tter BON CbmerSen. ....s
Diefe Salbe fpiro eini9e Wunbsschfr lin,
pdelidIthfeit hriien, 9IeidleisksoB fe du0crs
lidl ceer inncrlid,. eie uurstTrd, ir9cno cine
Sqlbc cberg guemeut 9cteiIt werScn fam.
Ste III Die eeFe einSernn9 BON SdlmerSen
Die ieWdl6 an ben mcnfdIidIeu Jf6rper oc.
than fpurae Ran fam fId immer onrauf
perlaesH, 6aB ffe aIle dulerlife @ntSilnouns
l-9eft .fpf8Enniif nhexal lfnnrrf; ibre heftenbe
@i9enfhaften fIno o6lii9 UolIfommcn ;-es iit
etn wt6enid,nftlidcr @omprune, eeiTsns o "a
(ls ppn benz eritsn @hemifers tta@erifa ters
ribrt. 9lcr;tc, cie init ihren Snerebienten
befannt ftHo, empfetlen Te algemeiu, uts
bic pOreerffen senie in bee @jcmcinheit hals
ten bieielbe III ihren Samilien ais Elm ;upcrs
ldsi0ce WitteI fur allc 9Irtcn gBunocav lsisa
dufcrlideu ScId,wercSn. g5 it Die wcbls
feuife Salbe,-uno in Der 3ufammenfsBnn9
ibrer Sn9reoieutep wuroe bic 9rcete 8cr(tdt
angemcnbety
lie Sbee unempfubliden Sd1wrie su bcs
foroern burdb 8erlfrpfur9 Der Sd,meielpdcr
Der Sant NIT fstti9 suiammcn9e Mis
id,an9ent 1T rpitfltd ldderIid, ,ffisfiid,e
Rrantbeten fonncn niemal6 nnf bicIe Beue
9ebeilt meroen cine Salbe fam nlr nlrin
duiierlide &rdnfbeiten furircn. ScnleWs
Salbe, ceer Reiter bon Sd,mer,en, III Die
iiherife uno oolIfommenlfe Die jemaIs cube,
reitet wurbe /; Sie furirt jeoe 9Irt Wunccns
oeer dulIerlidle Sdaoen, Die nur euid cine
2luAcnanwencuu9 sat beilen fnb. SiMahie
eineeruu9 Der Shmersen bci cbcnangefiihrs
ten Seid,mereen, bat iIe ihrcs @Ieidrcn nid,t
I'm 9efdntno, leI6ht uno pifffidp fauetidss
un9en, Berrenfun9en, fcuri9e 9fbsumntism,
alte Wuneen, Sdnittc, ifcife @lieeer, 9cdcn
tm 9efdt, 9Iusfnbrni9 Der Soaut, Sle pou
3bieren, &c. su heilen, fehlt sc nicmals.
Btr bic mieerablrn @Cfnble, ourd, ben Scns
neubraub i'm parmen Wettcr pefurfud)t, III
fIe Elm anfeblbarrs WitteI; fursum fir ale
sIrtcn WHaoen uno Beld,weroeu ecaen fpel.
die Elm folder 9Irtifel .9ehraitasf ffchf
fIe ccrsu9swciie ais niefehlene II. erprpbt od.
3auienoe BADEN nirfelbe bcreits nit GrfcIa
qebraud't, nne 9ctcn ibr GAS bette Sob. Sie
9etpitt bic Hfcntlife @unit mkt elmer SdneIs
li9feat, ole ber hiesuppr mcoisnitfd,en Sc
| fd,idlte fiHhefannt it, 9ae Die lIe asbrous
den, empfehleu bielelbe.
snf jeber 8ar non IcufcD's edter llni'
Uerfdt SaIbs. ooersO1eafrt ,peH Sdbmersen,
befnoet fId, ofts 9iame bon 9. 3culeD, nit
lfwarScm Diute ausipenbi9 auf Dem ums
iAdbldge. .Gnufe feine Scr obne fe hat oiefc
! lfnterfdfift A5rffs 25 GeutS bic gsec. pber
Scren fur 0baler.
gu baben bel 9. 3puicD, Spraeufe, &c.
! %. unc bei irincit A1gnten. euowig Sdlmiet
uno 60, NHtatdaii -
Snni l, l847. nqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
Soeben crbacn elm srcBcS uuc penbioeS enforcement
&m 9 ErilbinI1rss mIb Spntner Ginteru

bfeheno
1apcr @O California Nofnfofe ssmrute @u
dfcr @nsbam
@tambrags,
eucas fatren lern
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
) Olnbl- unp Stpbrae(thdfte


Der Undergraduate mad,t feiuep Srsunoen
tito cem publifum adtunaspou bie Nn,eiqe,
'ode CT i'm SeGs Der Jfamfmanns, W2atie bel
-SrcioereuiQe, 70 duh bee Stcbrffanbs an
Sie9frieos Scrip 8ride it, no er einen
!, gans neuen alIgsmeinsn Sto6 neuer @hter
!, .AcSfnet tDeld,er aus Nllem beitebt, pas in
ir9eno einer Der Stdbien Cation, Setblebem
nno 9IlIentain 9ebalten, 'uhe. .etlh fe bilIig,
dIs an irgeno einsm biefer Sfte, uerfdIft
npro. ST. nimmt f6 BIZ Greitois III fagen
oa8 er, 'iabem OF bebeutenb @rfabrpu9 in
ctegm @elfdft gemadt, ,feitte @lfsf 1nit
.9fceer llmGdt in bejug auf 1lnalitdt unb
8illi9feit ein9cfduft bat Seine Bebinanfts
gen Gno uuabweidIid, 8daraelo ober 9Ius.
Rianfb fur prcoufte. e.-s sDait cbiaentr @elh6ff:
aaf " nod, perbunten eirsn
9lniber unb SCblenbCE
nc er ale 9Irten BanhcI,, aTs SeanbIins,
I Breiter, ShinoeIH d. Il sfp., 40 aiith ale DIE
perfhiebeust slrten &obfen febr bitIi9 gum
gerfanfbat.
81 be,ablt ben bofffeu 9an9bareH @arfts
|preis fur WsIsn, Rce9en, 9Belfd,fern, Sa'
fer. Sdlinfen uuc SeitcHfaGe., Butter uuc
uiap- -Sief, II. f.tp.
Elirfh blli9e 9SreiIe, prompte 8eoieuuus
unc ifrenoe 9IufmerfIamfeit in isiuem Gjer
fdIift bcfft sr eiusn GbeL Der 6feHtlid)en
Hamif sn er,perbeu.
George 9Seber jr.
9IsaIsiebS Serrp gritdef slpriI "a. uq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15

ONUtyN NCNUNtT II'
9IssEsiebS 8errp gritfef sIpriI "a. uq3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-12

FRENCH ANDSPANisH WEST INDIEs.-The re-
cent Instruction of the slaves in some of the
French West India Islands, more particularly
Martinique, has attracted more than usual at.
tention to that quarter. A letter from the Span
ish Island of Porto Rico, dated Pounce, June 5
says:
''In this Island there is population of near
ly SOC, 000,oi which but $4,000 are slaves
Martinique hasa population ofS0 900, of which
there are but 5000 whites, or free people. The
whole of that Island is cultivated by slave la
bor The slaves in this Island are scattered
about in the different towns-very distant from
each other. Here we have 1900 in a popula
ton OF over % ,000."
Thus, it appears, that while in one Island i
were easy for the slaves to gain the majesty
over the whites, in the other it would be i'm
possible for them to succeed. In Porto Rico
however, it said, so well contented are they
there is not the least apprehension.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-12

GEN. CAss IN New YoRK-The following
is from the Wayne county New York; Senti-
mel, an ardent Locofoco paper, which, on receiv-
ing the nomination of Cass and Butler, placed
their names unhesitatingly at the head of its
columns:
Down goes our Cass ticket. We bow to the
Democratic sentiment. Reference particularly
to the expression upon this question by the
Democracy of this asse bled district. mum
Der Of individuals placed Cass flag upon the
top Of the Democratic liberty pole in this vii
lage, on Saturday morning last. A large NEE
ting of The Democrats OF this town, in the even
ing of the same day, by unanimous vote, di-
rected the same TO be taken down on Monday
morning, and il was done.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-12

HURRicANE.-A most destructive hurricane
passed over Orange County Ind, few days
since, which swept almost every thing before
it. The current was from one to two miles
wide. A number of houses were blown dowr.
A great deal of stock was destroyed, orchards
uprooted, forests leveled, and the injury to the
growing crops was immense. The tornado
piled ruins on ruins across the county, involv-
ing almost everything in destruction. Foltu-
nately no lives were lost. and but one man Sc
riously injured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-12
DIR. BRANDT,s NOTICE.

n consequence of the solicitation of several of my
Il patients, have concluded TO prolong my stay in
this city for indefinite ,ime but as wish to have
my business settled, have placed all my notes and
accounts due and previous TO the FIRST OF July, IN
the hands OF H. PLUMrR, AhOrHeydt LaD for collec-
ton. All TO whom am indebted will please pre-
indebted to me at the above date will please call
his Office md settle Immediately BY prompt atteR-
ton they will save themselves trouble and expense
and confer on me great favor.
| shall still continue practising my professions but
wish to cOnine my attention principally to the cure
OF difficult, internal diseases. To eSince the sue
cess which has attended my practise, refer to my
numerous patrons in this city and its vicinity My
charges in all casese will be graduated according
those of the large cities of this country and Europe
Jyl2 T.. BRANDY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-12
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 70

GEN. TArLok.-The N. o. Evening Mercury
of the Bird inst. says:-While the torch light
procession of the democrats was moving thro'
the streets on Saturday evening in another part
of the city, an immense crowd of citizens as
sembled In the streets around the st. Charles
having learned by some means that Gen. Tay,
lor had taken his position in the ladies saloon,
with Gen. Gaines and lady, and other friends,
TO witness the display in honor of bis respec-
ted friend and fellow soldier, Gen: Butler, and
when he was discovered by the assembly thro'
the windows, they sent up the most deafening
shouts and cheers for the ''hero of Buena Vista
and the man of the people" The crowds
continued to increase until st. Charles and
Common streets, for a considerable distance
up and down, presented to the eye mass OF
human forms so dense that we could scarcely
move without moving thousand. The Gen.
was much embarrassed, and at first proposed
TO retire, but was persuaded by his friends that
the speediest and best mode of dispensing this
immense crowd of his enthusiastic friends.
would be to present himselfat the window and
say few words.
He felt himself compelled, under the cir
cumstances, 10 surrender, and came forward tc
the window, but was prevented from speaking
for several minutes by the wild and prolonged
cheering which followed. When quiet was il
some measure restored, the gallant old hero ad
dressed the assemblage to the following eff
feet:
"FsllOlu-citizens:-I am accidentally in your
city, and would fam be an unobserved specta-
tor OF the proceedings Of this night. The even
ing has been set apart to do honor 10 a friend
brother soldier, gentleman whom ] respect
and TO whom the country owes a debt Of graft
tude. l had hoped that no friends of mine
wIuld notice my presence in a way to attract
sttention. But since you have seen fit to
manifest your partiality in manner which
cannot escape notice, l can only thank you for
the kindness of the compliment, and wish you
good night"
General Gaines was with him, and the two
veterans retired. amid universal cheering.
General Gaines was loudly called for, and
appeared for moment and made his respect.
to the people. and the two retired amid louc
and enthusiastic cheering.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-12

MuRDER.-The body of man was taken out
of the canal, on Tuesday evening near the cor
poration line, supposed to have been drowned
An inquest was held, we are informed, land
such was the decision of the jury. The morn.
ing, new evidence having been ELECTED, the
body was exhumed, ;and fracture found on
the skull, which no doubt caused death. Ii
was thrown into the water TO escape detection.
The police have information which will lead
we hope, to the development of an affair which
seems now shrouded in mystery. We have
since learned that the name of the deceased
was Enoch Payne.-Cin. Gaz.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-12
By Telegraph to Louisville.
ARRIVAL OF THE
e. ALEDON [ A.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BosroN, June 8, SP. M.

DOSiON, juno ., . i. vi.
The Buena Vista Express reached here to-
day with the Caledonia's news. She arrived
at Halifax on Thursday at noon
The United States made the passage over in
Is days.
The Hibernia Ia days.
ConsOls at London on the 23d, were quoted
at IL 81 a83 So.
Paris is yet agitated.
The resignation of Louis Napoleon has
postponed trouble.
There are six candidates for President i'm the
field. Lameriine, Theirs, Prince Louis Bona
part, Nj. Marast, Gen. Causidere, and Cardin.
ale, ex-prefect ofthe police. The Orleans Par
ty will support M. Theirs, and Berager has de.
clined in his favor. If the election was soon
to take place, little doubts exists that Louis
Bonapart would be the successful candidate
Accordingly, the constitution has been altered
and the President, instead of being elected by
the people, unless he has an absolute MAORI
| ty Of the votes given, is TO be selected by
the National Assembly from five person:
returned by the people.
LOUIS Napoleon has been elected colonel o.
the National G yards.
A new pretender isspoken of in the person
of Prince ofSeuchtenburg, son of Prince Eu
gene.
The war in Denmark is una bated.
At conference of the Kings of Sweeder
and Denmark, the Grand Duke Constantine
of Russia, in behalf of Denmark, demanded
that the Germans evacuate both duchies before
negotiation. If Schleswig was given up, Rus
STA claimed Hostein according to the treat,
with the Danes.
A collision occurred at Berlin. The Burghe
Guards attempting TO disperse the workmer
while demanding work or money from tn,
ministry, five were wounded.
| The people then erected barricades and cap
tured the arsenals and distributed 1000 stant
of arms to the people, afterwards they retireo
from the building.
An outbreak had occurred at Prague, in con
sequence of the King refusing to confirm tin
Provisional Government, and erecting bate
ries around the city. The students and peop
rose and the Assembly was dismissed; tn
troops put themselves under the protection o
the people. The Government ministers re
signed.
CoRN.-At Liverpool on the 18th, whit
Corn was 3la33s for $50 lbs, yellow, 25a26s
FLouR.-27s6d 28s6d. Western canal flou
sold yesterday at 2Sa2Ss6d and 29s.
RED WHEAT.--Is 3da7sSd.
CorToN--is lower. Ordinary America
points, higher Upland and Orleans is quote
ID higher.
THE Boston wires here broke.-Rep.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-12

WHITE SLAvERy.-All persons will recol-
lect the deep denunciations heaped upon Gen.
Harrison in 1910 by the locofocos for approx.
ing bill selling out white men for violations
of the law. On the 9th of July, 1923, Gen.
Cass, as Governor ofthe territory of Michigan
signed similar bill. BY which it became the
law of that territory. Will these consistent
souls now pursue the same course of virtuou.
Indignation against Gen. Cass? Not they! MOI
will they place it among the mong:el measures
which now form their platform. In 1910 the
Wings were charged with being in favor o.
White SlaUery Those who made that charge
will now have to crawfsh, or they are fully
convicted of that henious sin.