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~ PRLHaTE LESSON

az PRTV.4TE LESSONS ONLY. 81
n J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La PatriG. will devote iew
II. hours during the day to give instructions IN the span
ish Language Mr. G. has adopted new and easy method
by which scholar learn TO read speak and translate e
Spanish Language in two or three months. :, u,
For Terms Nc apply to Mr. Gomez at bis office NO. y
EXCHANGE Alley near Cent? street Of at tle boosters 9t
J. b. Steel IA Camp ST. ThOs L. White % Canal ST., ana
C. Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the Posollce
~ II required, Mr. G. viii give lessons at night.
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Charge Or FORGERY.-Thomas Crawford was
yesterday arraigned before Acting Recorder Gold
Ing on Che charge of having forged an order Of 25
on the firm of Mumlord Perk, No % New Levee,
and obtained the amount in dry goods Thomas
Henly, clerk in Mr.. Perks store, made affidavit
that Crawford presented an order for S25, on the
7h inst, purp0ring to have been signed by John
Wright, for REessrs. Mccall IL Adams, and obtained
fine amount in dry goods. DepOnent further charges
jhat the signatures TO the aforesaid order were
forged byCaWlord. The accused will be examined
ON the charge this morning.
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Mennranda:

Capt Kinney of the tow5oat Desoto reports three square
rugged vessels in the OtiEg .,-
Towboa Desoo lowed down and to sea on the 9Th inst,
ship Ncksburg bark Phoenix, brig Salvatore, schTS Arspe
and Lilly , q,
Towboat souhener towed down and to sea on the I'd
inst. shIp CITY Of lincoln bark MargaFet.
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HORRIBLE MURDERS IN YIRGNIA.-Mr. James
Catlelt, of Gloucester, Va, was most brutally muir
dered by one of his own servants, few days since
Mr.. c. had punished this negro for insolence. Al
ter this, he went into the field where the man was
ing elapsed. search was made for him. and he was
found near the place Of the murder his head split
open with an axe, and his body partially devoured
by vultures The negro fed. The inhabitants Of
the county are in pursuit of the villain, for whose
capture the sum Of $500 has been offered. Mr.. c..
was a gentleman Of great amiabiLty Of character,
and the only son of widowed mother, who IS
nearly frantic with grief
A young negro girl belonging to Mr. r. Jones, of
Gloucester, was murdered recently by woman be-
longing to the sarae gentleman. The child was
found in the branches Of high tree. The woman
is awaiting her trial Fredr1cksbrgl Va) Recorder.
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g-F- Where does the sun set - g He ssa in the
West, sir" ''What does he set IN the west .or ~
To hatch out another day."
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TIATs-HATs.-HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

TUsT RECEIVED per steamship Crescent City30O don
d BUENA VISTA HATS-Wmte, Black and ga
FFS Pearl-and of all qualities The majority %
81 consist of those Extra Fine w EllTE HATS 81
~ so much in demand at the present une-al
Ia. cng5 ~ S J0HN sDURBRIDGE,
WHOLESALE Mann aot,trar and Dealer in Hats and Cars
wi I'M 28 Customhouse street. New Orleans.
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IiOTORABLY DISCHARGED. - Recorder Seuze-
"e'0 Yesterday discharged Thomas Kavanagh from
lln charge Of perjury made by F. c. Gaudy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~" Mrs. @. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who are DESTROYS Of learning either
DRAWING OF PAINTING that she is prepared TO give
private lessons 10 young Ladies in either of those beautiful
Accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
at this Office apl2
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Mr.. L. s. HOUGHTON, of Vicksburg, and Mr. R. w.
WORTHINGTON, or Rodney, are duly authorized agents
oeceye subscriptions and receipt for all moneys on account
Of the '' CREsCENT''
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.8LFRFD JHUNROE 4 co, No. "a magazine street,
G%~TO THEIR CUSTOM ERs 81
(Re do not keen oar Store open on SHHddgSJ
TTNHOSE of our customers who are unable 70 can a1in
the day will find our store open in the evening until ha-
past clock If any article purchased in the evening Goes
moi prove satisfactory may be returned and the money WI"
Tefnnded ALFRED MUNR0E & CO,
an38 9ntf No "a Magazine street
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ATTEMPTED RAPE.-TwO men, named Good
ridge and Livingston, were on the 25th ut brought
before Justice Steele, Of Saco, Ne, charged with
an attempt at rape upon q young girl, on Saco
beach Goodridge plead guiIty-Livingston not
UuItv
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nAPRoLLTON HoTEL AND GARDENS.

" The public is respectfully informed that this sEFst
- most delightful place ofIesOTt and amuse- s-SSgs
aiiaA ment is now open under the MANAGEMENT SsSssS
al the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. ~
DUETS Of all kinds will be furnished by the gard SE5~
ugT and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERIS, SODA WAIEh anu
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
aud improvements meantime preparation Is mace 10 Iu
ns dinner parties with all the decaces OF the season. and
the best of wines and liquOrs.
viii be found their posts administer TO the comfort OF MS
friends aud the public generally, whose patronage he S0c
abb ON JAMES DOfNO'
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EsNNgMgs.
ICE CREAM GARDEN.

ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
4 M those in favor of supporting establishment OF
this kind will be kind enough to call and put IN sNA
their votes 1t viii cost ten cents for the best glass s
Of fee Cream that can be found in this city Judge I
from the demand and from what my customers say
Perhaps they attering me the only way to Test mat Is
TO call and ry-pay ten cents and receive thanks must
acknowledge that greedy, like all the balance OF the
human kind the custom have, the more am anA-
ious TO get t." Call and Try the Cream and obIge
r. B. WOODWORTH,
wi I'm corner of st. Charles and Union SITS
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u IN S.


WANTED 1890, r.r,-,,,, ,
A SITUATION in wholesale or retail DRUG STORE,
N by young who has served regular apprenticeship
at the business and give good recommendatons lie
would have objections take situation IN the country
For further particulars, appy al this office. Je2Ou
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u1HE SUBSCRIBERS. having rentsl De SOC. no.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having rented the stores Nos FL
Il and % GRAvIER STREET, lately occupied by them,
to Messrs DENTON & BARRETT, would IN retinng
fiOm the Grocery business return thanks to their friends ann
customers for their liberal patronage and espec solicit
a continuance of the same for their successors. -
BRAGG & SMITH.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having taken the stores Nos Fl
L and % GRAvIER STREET, lately occupied by MeSsrs-
BRAGG g. SMITH would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they will be ready to receive and I'LL s
orders for GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO III
CARS etc from and after Monday, the 18th INST. The
attention of Commission Merchants, Country Rerchan,s
Planters and Families is invited to their stock which VIII be
fresh and well assorted. DENTON 4 BARRETT,
iyIg I'm Il and q Grayier street
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LEwD AND ArANDoNED.-Elevenp oormisetable
creatures We're yesterday morning brought before
acting Recorder GoidHg. charged with being lewd
and abandoned women. They were all required to
find vouchers and the result proved that not one Of
them had a friend in the time Of need. They were
uf down 10 the worzhouse in body. We do not
pw bat their incart Grafton NAV he required for
ge preservation Of morals and good order in society,
bat we feel assured that the day Of their release
wiz find them SUM, still lower in degradation than
they are at present. and that the law in this case
but makes The meGtit feeds on
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.PIANO FORIES.

HENRY PARSONS, 90 Camp Street, NEW sLOIsl IOVI
1 I doors below POydras, offers Tor sale a
very extensive stock of PLANO FORIES, II
from j. Chickering Nunns q Clark, CELEBRITY n M ri "
and A. II. Gale & Co. This stock comPnsesJ h
a greaf variety embracing the much esteemed HAhan'
which is rapidly gaining in public favor -
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken IN eXchanges anu az
inning and regnlating done at short notice JeoOu
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TO MERCHANTS.

TO MERCHANTS
A YOUNG MAN of experience, and well couversant
"A with business, wishes Situation for the coming season.
in good Commission or Grocery House The best eieren
ce5 given For particulars, apply at this office. my7 u
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sRRAMRNMyss


81 For Shreveport Natchitoches and Alex
The Superior hght,d na Apn Sss5S
s - boat DUCK RIVER rSp Sm9ssiy 2 he lii
master, will leave for the above on FBlDh or mas
inst a. cl3ek p N PolIttyey EoG fe ~ to
ali 7. 3. SMITH co. IS Magazine street
s$ n For Shreveport, Ninden, NatchltoeoneSSs
5lES and dlsIdHdriaIhe superior lgnT p; TITS
WELL. Vim Kay. master, viii leave ior the above, on
FRIDAY the lth inst, at 5oclock NJ. For freight OF
pa si5 app' O + B Smith Co s. Magazine st
.--7=7 : steamboat MUSCLE No. 2-F6r Lef0rcr
Green1ooa hgraoa, ies, t 1a5Go 1' dr
Ya-oo RIsc1-TVEDN ESDAY the 18th INST at oclockP'
boat MUSCLE No 2 Gwartney, master will leave as
above For freight or passage, apply on board, foot OF
G5 aio slise' OF Z F. B. SMITH CO. So MAGAZINE
,Ezs !. Regular Vioksburg and Lake PToyiden Ge
Has, Packet MA RENGO F reg, i SSPP2tt& :
d aa1ate 5Ss G odaeg and Naees
On FRIDAY the 18th August, at e c9GS' Il RNPSG
Charles j. Benham, master will resume 5e Sbt s or UI p s
above and all Intermediate landings. ol ~ Lelsi y
5y35 r. b. SMITH co, 81 Magazine St 2
es ;. Vioksburg and Lake Providence Paoket
1iiIiien's Bend, Yieksblrg, Grand G!tg-
Rodney and Natehe-The new magnificent da aRP yee
viii continue to leave for the above every THU RSDAf
during the season For freight passage, apply on OoaIo'
1881 9ySS O'nAi 'fIssB SMITH & Co IS Magagazne
The e. ID WATKTTNSsr W. r e9Rmeh bs 5tb SOFTEN
bernext regularly throughout the season. leaving
every Thursday evening at 0 clock.
~ or BiIoxi-via Bay ST. Louis, Pass
sAsaAsS Christian and Mississippi Citg. Fare 10
z17E Biloxi So So. Reg ulaI K,
The spehdld ast-Tunnng passenger steamer w Ob Y e.
90 sutton, master (bui expressly for the Lake tIade
CABIN all m state rooms will ply regular packet ~
Biloxi and intermediate places during the summer, leaving
New Orleans and Biloxi as follows
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS FOR BILOXI
From Mem CgnGL. From Railroad
Tuesday "a. n. Barge. Tuesday 80 A. NJ. Cars
Wednesday, P NJ. Barge Wednesday, P. NJ. do.
Friday, A. NJ. Barge Friday, ga a. NJ. do.
Saturday, P. N. Barge. Saturday, D P. NJ. do
LEAVES BILOXI FOR NEW ORLEANS. "a
Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ Thursday, at O'Clock, PM
Wednesday, O'Clock A. M. Saturday O'Clock A. "
N B-Freght for the morning trips by the New lanai
should be down the day previous. Freight by the ka
road viii be received for the last tram For freight or pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply TO
je19 WINGATE & Brennan, AZ Poydras ST.
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Observation-Disclosures EJH1 RAILS'
- the application Of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID gueueOype "a discovery Of the subscriber the under
signed enabled 10 produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-catChng the precise
expression instantly and fixing lndshby upon the silver
plate. az Those who wish to retain IN their tamhes good
LIKENEssEs OF relations friends do SO at moderate
price. Rooms corner Of Canal and Jhares sts.-Enrance
No. 8 Chanres street. Cmy2 lyl w. H. HUTCHINGS.
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Arrivsa Yesterday:
Ship Christiana Brown m Vera Cruz, Goth ut to L. S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ship St. John Boutee fin Vera Cruz 18th ult, to master
LIST my.
Bark Union HeBey I'm Vera Cruz goth uIt, to C. J. Meek
Brig Lowder, Concking days I'm Kingston, ia, mas
ter l5t my.
chr Brazo Fauders I'm Brazos St Jago ID inst, to
ter-3d my.
Sghr. Geo Eng Smart I'm Vera Cruz 30 nit, to u. >.
Quahemaster-3i my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Creole GiberOn fm Mobile.
Duck River. Applcgate fin ShTeyepOu-63 bales cotton.
l4atona SeIeck I'm Bayou Sara-27 bales cotton.
Majestic elm i'm Baton Rouge.
Ridgely, Wilson fin Camden-I6 bales cotton.
Watcher. Leathers, FIN Nicksburg-492 bales cotton
Viola, Wilson fin DonaIdsOnvile.
Brunswick, Lee, I'm 81. Louis
Gen Taylor Moorehead I'm Louisville
Eudora, Eaer fin St. L0uls.
Towboat Southprner. Whanu FIN the Passes.
Towbgat DcsotO Kinney, I'm the Passes
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SHoT-About 10 O'Clock last night, Mr.. Michael
Asr"il keeper Of the Louisiana Hotel, lDiamondsD
on bohoupitoulas street, was shot in the side by a
Nc Smith. The wound is not considered danger
Gus. We were unable to learn the particulars Of
.he difficulty
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SITUATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively ac
n quaInted IN that State wishes situation as salesman or
outdoor clerk either in dry goods or grocery house ION
peusaOn moderate, and is willing to remain through the
summer He believes he make himself useful and proh
able to his employer Inquire at Mrs IayIors q Caaal
L--LD
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SENT DowN.--GarIusr Caddy was yesterday
returned before the First District Court by Recor-
der tisnos, for trial on the charge Of robbng vol
uneer named Charles Thompson Of G8l.
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GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER. .---
TVHE subscriber offers his services as general AGLNI
4 and BROKER IN the city OF New Orleans and hopes
by his personal and dgen attention to business, TO merit
the appreciation OF his employers. As New Orleans VIII be
his permanent place Of residence persons leaving the city
during the summer and desCus OF employing an
Agent attend 10 their affairs during their ABSENCE may
have theirwhes compiled with by applying to the suJscrl
Der, UneXceptOnabIe references given.
my23 Pm w. VAN BENTHulSEN, 81 GravleI st.
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MoNTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.

I ND DAhsl 81 p. ~ -
COMPOUND Of this Com
pany is almost literally q SUI
phafe Of SaIsapaTllla. so
highly eOieentratedis i that
nc dose is batLke halt of q
rerr small tedspO0iJlti-
while the dose Of that which
IS sold in large bottles. IS
nearly a nine. giGss 10 ad-
IlitiOD to Sarsapanlla, It con-
tains a powerful coneentga-
ton of Mandrake, BuFdOck,
Queens Delight, Elder, YeI-
low Dock, Guiacum. and
other importa Mt medica.
ments, which are not found
in any other preparation.
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MAGUTRE,s DAGUERREoTYPE.

SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION!
CtOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS CLAIMS bought
= aud .a0I by I1IlN H. HOLLAND.
Notary pabJc No. 90 Graylsr street
IT, Office No. 4, second Hoor, mg20 d&swam
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WHIPPING A NEGRo.-James Rankin was yes
1oriay arraigned before Recorder Golding, charged
with having gone to the house of Mr. Park and
whipped one Of his negroes with a cowhide. Mr.
Park was absent at the time The case viii be
examined tomorrow morning.
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FrDD Nh IIUITd ROJJlRS, IIrNgRtSt.
BoRDENTOWN, Nj, Jan. 3 l54i.-We nave taken some
trnube 10 introduce Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all received from you DR. H.
Cook has nsed If in his practice he thinks highly Of the
medicine Dr. Cook one OF the most eminent physicians N
the United States and the attending physician OF Joseph
Bonapae, eXKng OF SPAN during all ms residence IN TINS
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n EW ORLEANS
FRLDAY WORNLNG, AUGUST IL.

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A serious ARRAY occurred
al about ] O'Clock yesterday afternoon on the
Levce, near Poydras street, between two men
named Joseph Hawkins and John Johnson. We
understood that the parties had difficulty in a
cotIee-house on the corner OF Povdras and Ievee
streets, short lime previous to the affair on the
LeVee, and during which Johnson struck Hawkins
several times. Hawkins afterwards followed John
SON ol the door, and stabbed him in two places,
lniilGtng deep wound in his side, and another in
ms leii shoulder. Johnson was conveyed TO the
Charity Hospital, and We learned last evening that
there was little prosPacLOf his recovery. Hawkins
was arrested and committed for examination.
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From Dir John D. Morgan, Druggist dated -,
PTTTsRT-PG Jan. u. lS47.-'The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
l. know OF one instance Of permanent cure OF Asthma
sfy-
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From tie FestsrH Empire" Dayton o.. Ly p, 1847.
Mr.. F Howells Sir-lt affords me much pleasure to
has been entirely removed by the Of ne1a bottle OF
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
others advised me to use You safely recommend the
se of fhe above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds
most excellent remedy. YOUB respectfully,
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP,
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES, &c.
~zS=a BUGBEE informs the Returned Sol NsEF9
-a2s diers that he may be found Under 60.
- tie ST. CHARLES HOTEL, TEstgg
SslS C0rRer Of Grgg5sT stEGet Ter the 777
punose of purchasing SOLDIERS DlSCdAhGEo,
LAND SCRIP &c. at the highest prices.
BUGBEE being well known to the largest portion OF me
Army fatters himself that he needs references but
BTGBEE may be found under the ST. Charles Hotel corner
of lirlHar-sLTetL JelI I'm
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DISCHARGED. - Supenumerary Million, whom
we mentioned yesterday as having been found
sleeping on his post while on duty as a night
Waterman, Was discharged from service by Recor-
der 6utdm9 Watchmen Nos, 30 and Sc, were
suspended Tor having been caught mapping on
lleir heats.
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PORTRAIT OF GEN. TAYLOR,
1T HELD 4. CO.'S, 70 Camp street.
VKTE have received few OF those beautiful and perfect
w LikENESSES OF GEN. TAN LOh-d steel en-
craving from DagueneOtype taken in this city whoever
wants TO secure will do well to call early. Jyzo
ROOM TO RENT.
A LAGRE, AIRY PLEASANT ROOM, to Rent -
IA low for the summer season, suitable for gentle 81
aIInI1, Of M - IHjis straaf je5
THERMOMETERS.
n TWO DAY CHRONOMETERS, splendid InstTn
= ments made by Thomas Hewitt, Liverpool, for sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE No and 8 Front Levee,
Je27 If between Customhouse and Bienylle streets.
SUMMER HATS.
HAMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan
Z ! braid, English DUnsabe, Chinese and other
Spring and Summer styles of Hats, in every variety, 60
can be found D'ARCY'S cor Canal and Chartles SUI
IS a few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
his morning by Telegraph aDoI
POMPANO-PoNPANO
DONPANO and other choice FL H., sNwus.
received DAILY at the &" CARROLLToN NTE3s ss-sgSs2
HoTET" and served up in the best style, =
few minutes notice IlI0 "
DINING-ROOM SERVANTS.
WE have for sale three very valuable DISiNG-ROGa
w SERVANTS Omen (Which can be sold on along credit
They are very likely and fully guaranteed and can DE seen
at Ouroffce, No. 81 GRAvIER street.: ,,,,r,rr,vr,1
mv3l rElEhSNN q botNLtIL , ~
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NEW ORLEANS & 0ARRoLLToN RAILROAD

H-The ars will leave New Orleans and CanOIon every
boUT aerT o'clock on Sundays, if the weather laT
80 The Lafayette Horse Cans will eave every 10 minutes
from the corner Of BaTOnne and Canal ss myiz uslNO'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-15
$500 REWARD.

TIVE above reward will he given for the apprehen
1 sion and delivering over {, the proper authority
the notorious Atha Meeks who shot " the bTisccs
and James Brown a few DAYS since, 81 OF NarrIck
County. The circumstances near as we can team
are as follows: Bliscoe tire sIce lost horse
and suspicion ielI IN Meeks, who after soEie month
visited brscoe and offered de!.yeTup the horse 10
Briscoe for twenty hive dollars, where upon lScos
agreed 10 pay that amount provided he would lei ms
Brother VIM. Briscoe 20 with hIn 10 get TIE hoFse,
and The day was agreed upon for them to star, ana
when the day arrived there was quarrel arose oe-
tween VIM Bri scoe and aieeks and they cId not so
hui in a short time afterwards Meefs went by hiin-
sc ard brought the horse aud lett hin nj some per-
sons house name forgotten. when VIM. briscoe got
The horse and delivered him his Brother "ite
Briscoc. Then AieekS demanded the above sz9
which Brscoc refused to pay as Meeks had refused
t lis Brother 20 with him TOR the horse, ana mere
arose considerable quarrel between them winch en-,
ded hv Neeks threatening kill Brscoe. which SAID
Nceks did try accomplish 10y shooting hiin' pu'
failed in the aitcmni, and only wounded MN N 'so
arm and then the third day after attempted TO ki
lonv witness Brscoe had prove the threats Meeks
had made. to Wit: James Brown, by sh1oing MN,
The hail entered Just below the shoulder blade on ihe
right side and passing through and lodging under The
right breast. H.. .;,;,or. oi
Warrick and is ready at the delivery el VIC sasu
Mock dead or alive Meeks is large good looking
man. will weigh from 100 10 2C5 pounds anu iaI'
comulexion, blue eyes dark hair and speaks qules
hioh hold open countenance. and about &c years "
hisni O0i- P aug 10.
age.
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lTED;CAL COLLEGE OF oHIO.-Ths

Itl Faculty solicitous OF giving students ese,s op
norturiy of instruction, will commence Lectures oh
the Ist MONDAY in October both IN The ool's ss.
the esta6Iishcd Collegiate course commences anu
terminates Isl March.
Holm : SHOTWEIL, NJ. D., Anatomy
JOHN LOCKE, VI. d., Chemistry
RID. MUSSEY, VI. d., Surgery;
Pathology. IA D;se.sr.
VI. b. WRIGHT, n. D., Obs'etrlcs anu D's'''e7
of Women and Children. -,apr,r-
JOHN HARRISON, NJ d., theory ano
tice of Medicine. =, r,....,;ns
On the Ist MONDAY in October, the Dlssecl,ns
Rooms W III be opened under the direction o. Ie
lessor OF Anatomy and his assistant, JofiN DA'i'
VI. d., Demonstrator. ,,..ls,. D;ssec.
,;nr TrI.t $40: and each Professors Ticket sio'
in M ''A'' John Z. HARRISON, Dean.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-15

CHANGE IN TIE TAYLOR TIcKEr.-We are
just informed by letter from John Pitcher,
Esq, that he finds it impossible from the ma
ture of his own affairs. TO canvass the district
as a candidate for elector as thoroughly as i
should be done, and has therefore notified the
State Central Committee of his inability to &c
-cept that position. The Contingent Electo
for this district, Mr.. Blythe, will of course
under the circumstances, take the place o
Mr.. Pitcher on the electoral ticket, and witt
the appreciation of Mr.. Blythe and our friend
generally we lose no time in making the ne
cessary substitution. 1t will be authorized il
the proper manner at Indianapolis in a few
DAYS.