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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

Give have had no eastern or south
ern papers since our last issue; so that
we are without any additional news from
Washington. We, however, learn from
a gentleman, who left Galena yesterday,
that news had arrived there, that in the
Senate the treaty was to meet decided
from the Wing portion Of tina,
body. This is consistency with ven
oeance
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

"Io,ca Freeman'-Isth the title OF new
paper established at For. Madison, Iowa,
under the editorial guidance Of A. St.
Clair and Geo. Shedd. At its head viii!
be seen the lone star, John P. Hale, of
New Hampshire, as a candida te for
President, which sufficiently indicates its
political predictions.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

GIVE call attention to the notice, in
another place, Of a Democratic meet
ing, to DO held at the Court House, on
Saturday next, to express an opinion as
to the recent removal ofDr. Langworthy.
We trust there will be general attend
ance at the meeting.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting Of the Democrats Of Du
buque and its vicinity, will be held at the
Court House, on Saturday afternoon next,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, to express the senti
ments Of the party, in regard to the re-
moyal of Doctor S. LANG WORTHY.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

GA boy, Of from IA 10 Is years of
age, wishing to learn the printing bust
ness, will find good situation, by apply
ing Immediately at this office. One from
the country would be preferred.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15
0Ws are requested to give notice,
that A. Fullwiler declines the nomination
Of Constable.

GWe find, after examination, that
our candidate for Mayor, II. S. Hether.
ington is ineligible to the Office. Mr..
Hetherington has not been aresident the
city 8 years, which the charter requires
TO make person eligible for the station.
This charter must have been drafted BY
an sold settler"
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

The Coon fairly Treed.--At the cleo
ton in Galena, on Monday the 9th inst,
the Democrats elected II. B. Truett, May
or, by $50 maj, and four out Of the six
Aldermen.
In view Of this result, it is sufficient to
say, that the people Of Galena are return
ing to a sense Of justice.
Truth crushed to earth, will rse again"
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

VIhe Boston Chrono,ype says, that
"ebe'er is ''an English nob!eman born
IN this country BY mistake.n
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

IELEGRArH,-1 he Telegraph from De-
tro1t TO Buffalo is now completed, and in
successful operetion.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

@Muca Of our editorial matter is
crowded out this week. We will try tc
make it up in our next. Cy9
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

SSLyIsHNEss.-- Selfshness has no SOUL
u = = heart Of stone encased in iron. Self
ishness cannot see the E,iscrics Of the world
1T csnuot feel the pangs and thrusts Of
lIuDRe = robs lie own grave--selIa it's
cwn bones g the doctor. and liz sou! 10 tile
ieyil, ~ a 5
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

WooLY.--The editor Of The Boston
Chronotype, pronounces our contest with
Mexico, q "iShsep stsdlisS Mssie1s cru.
srdS. -
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

ELECTION OF JUDaEs.--The Pennsylyan-
ia Senate, by a vote of4s to IL. has passed
bill providing Tor the election of Judges
by the people.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

DIED-in Julien Townehip, on the 9Th
inst. EDWIN FRANCIS, son Of James
and Louisa Carr--aged Eve months and
twenty.nine days.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

@The County Commissioners Re-
port will appear in our next number.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

GWe are authorized to announce
CHAS, JOS. LEST as : candidate for
tho Office Of Constable for julien Town.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15
@drriHn.

AT Cascade, on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. Mr. Blanchard, Mr.. ErHEN RAFFER-
TY to Miss EvALlNE GRArFoRp.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

|
| iGi-mcd.
Lowe for PIainiH.
"hicher q Woodward for Defendant.
Albert Smith
Richard F. Barrett
Writ Of Error dismissed.
| Whcher for Plaintiff
Hastings & Woodward for Defendant.
Stephen N'hichcr)
| The Bird Of CONS. 'o' ~ oeua''
Of Cedar County.
AGrmed.
Whchcr for Plaintiff
J P Cook for Defendant.
Daniel Wi!fo:d
vs. Error to Cedar.
Jas. S. Lewis.
Affirmed.
W'hicher Cor Plaintiff
Cook f. Woodward for D-fendsat
George Carl
Abraham se,,.
Wri, Of Error dismissed.
J. = Cook for Plaintiff:
Tu.hi! for Defendant.
Bennc. Warren
VS.. Error TO Clinton
The State Of Iowa
Smith f LelIinpwe 70, Plaintiff:
L Cook for the STATE.
Dennis Floodl
VS.. Error 10 Muscu,ins.
Affirmed. ..-..
John Holmes
~
The State Of Iowa.
Reversed. -,
"hicher and Lowe for Plaintiff
Woodward and Hastings for tho State.
AnseI IIumph reys)
VS.. Error 10 Musca,ine
Richard Becson.
Taken under advisement.
John Sparksl -.
p..; vs. cou.u Error to huseasin..
Reverted
Lowe Cor Plaintiff.
Hastings and Whicher for Defendant
James Carothers ct al .sst.a
Of Eli w " ike. decd
Affirmed. s.
A's'' a ". n,,e, to no.e..;..:
Jeremiah Burge
Taken under cdvieement.
Ho!bert Carothers OF al \
Charles Evans
affirmed.
Elias n Mackcmesl
Waterman Beuncr as
Affirmed.
Charles NATION
We Error TO Muscatins:
jeremiah Burge
Writ of Error dismissed.
Richard Lord ct OH
Bennett Co. ~ A
Affirmed.
Charlie. Mattoon)
va Etror to Mussat:ns
Jeremiah Durge !:
Writ Of error dismissed.
Benjamin Coveil) q
Error to Nuscatins !
Charles Leslie
Writ Of error dismissed.
Henry D Brown i;
VIM II y ru.a;,, Error to Cedar
,,s .9frmed F.
Addison Duuiels
vs. Appeal from Cedar
Philip s Wilkeseon
Decree rendered in favor Of the compile,
and rshearing asked for, aud mo- contisued
until next term.
Thomas Hubbard ct al
Jane, II Reed. h'''''' scott
Affirmed.
\ 81
y Error 10 Dubuqu.
affirmed
George saun j:
Of = jones' county. 4:
affirmed
Benjamin Smith
w Error to Jones
The United States
Reversed and indictment quashed
The State Of Iowa on relation Of LevisA.
Thomas. Prosecuting attorney, &c., -.
Tie Board Of Commissioners Of Jackson
county.
Affirmed. u NJ
= T., c,, ! '. j. ! Fro : D''',..
Reysrsed and Judgment rendered in .his
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15
SUPREME COURT,

! ss /.
List Of cases disposed Of By the Sapreml
/ Court Of lo,oa at the January Term
1 1913.
Rein sx, p; e''S''' r,,o, !. Louis.
The United States
ReveTsed.
Thomas Springer for Pff. in Error
Lowe 70! Deft in Error ~
, e'''.. !; S +. r..,, Error to Horny.
affirmed.
Rorer for PlAf. and II. M. Starr for Deft.
VIM. H. X. Thomas, ct. al
Edward B. Isstt, 49,
Reversed.
II. M Starr and Hall for Plafs.
Lowe and Woodward for Defts.
Peter Rothermel ! =
The Board Of Commits Er. to Dosmoines
sioners of Desmoins CO.
.9Dirmed-and petition for rehearing f!e3
and continued.
| Mason for Plif.
Hail and Rover for Defts.
Samuel T. Marsball)
L. NJ. sola.
Hall for pla:
S. NJ. Powers
J. G. Ainsworth &. COS
| Affirmed.
Walker for Detts
Isaac Isl u 7:; sA"sS Error to Louisa.
A!pheus Wight.
! .46irmsG--and Judg':. rendered inthis cou..
Rorer, for T III.
Lowe & Springer, for Def.
Peter Gross
vs.. Error TO Desmoines.
Gales e. seaton,J
Oien,i:scd.
Hall, for PIE.
Grimes & Starr, for Deftr.
s s'.': e; ; p.,..n Error to o''"'''''.
affirmed.
Grimes & Starr, for Pig.
Ror er, for Det.
j. NJ s'ockwe'' & Co. ct. a'.} Error
vs.. to
John S. David Desmoines.
Writ Of error dismissed--Nose in tiis
case the Court decided that since the edop-
ton Of the Constitution, q writ CT error will
not be entertained in chancery suit.
Browning, for Pll.
Rorer. for Def.
james 'y van E. al Erro, to Leo.
Lyman e. johnson:
Dixon, for Plf,
Hall &Mason, for Den.
,.n; =; il. Wis. Error t" Lee:
affirmed
Walker for P!iF.
Hall for Deft.
Richard Il. Howard D. Appeal
Abealom Do'lnrhds, ct al Louisa.
Reargu'nent ordered and continued.
Rorer for compl,.
Lowe for Def:s.
vs.. Error to Louisa.
E. B. lse:t.
affirmed.
Lowe and Til mas for Plffs.
Springer for Def.
John Croswe!l
VIM Tyson ct al.
affirmed.
Springer for Defts:
:.:: :::: !: :: ,:::: :..,. Error +. .....
wing partners, &c.
Affirmed.
Dixon for Plf,,
Reed for Dett. ~
Ko-no 60 Ian lndian]) 0
VS.. Error to Dubuque,
The United States.
Writ Of Error dismissed.
Smith and Hampstead for Plaintiff,
Thomas for Defendant.
Joseph Lucas
Richard F Barrel. =.
Taken under ndyisement.
Lowe and Wood ward for Complt.
Hastings, Starr and Carleton for Defu't.
Hustead Dol,orhide)
VS..
The Board of commits Error to Muucs.ine
sioners Of Muscatine
county. t.,. .-
Reversed @
Hastings for Plaintiff.
Woodward for Defendants.
Uriah Hawkins !
vs. Error to Jackson.
Henry Metcalf:
affirmed. =.
Smith for Plaintiff. ss.
Wheeler for Def.naant.
George Davenport, admir-.
va Error to Scott.
John Wilson
affirmed.
e Cooh ror Plaintiff, 3.
Mitchell for Defendant.
Nation & Temple } Error
VS.. s to
Carstens, Anglcrodt & Coy Muscatiue.
Reversed.
Whicher e. Lowe for Plaintiff ha5,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

TThe communication Of "Junius"
is respectfully declined.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15
UNITARIAN MEETINF.

UNITARIAN MEETINF.
~The Rev. g. w. WooDwAaD will
preach At the Stone Church next Sunday,
Of 9 o'clock, :. NJ, and at early candle
light. All are respectfully invited Il ~.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15
Aor Superintendent 9; Public In.;.rue.;on
Rl@MlAS En- B18RTspG,,JN mn

OF pusuauE County,.
| sIscsicn On tie III Monday in Apr;1
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

RAILROAD MEETING. We observe ia
ashs ~ Reporter that the citizens q
Englisb River Township, Washington
scosnty, lows, held 4 meeting on the 24.h
sb ~ express their appreciation Of the
proposcd failroad from Dubuque to Keo.
kok RESOLUTIONS were passed, favora-
b!s y sbe enterprise. We rejoice to
k1ow that TIE people are becoming asous-
IA 4 N TIE importance DC this subject. The
spirit has taken hold upon them,
.aaj ~ 'trust Il viii not rslax III hold,
'nI1sll w Are abl efo break astin Dubuque,
AR di6eat Keok " resting lone enough
- iavs u get lunch view ihs ca-l|
= & AK n 4 peep 4 ne news bcard
p5t6l Rsporssf. 0iys 81 : ~
~ 81 ~ 4 ss n s ~ \ PssIass
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-15

The Montreal Herald records the death
on the 18th ult., Of the Hon. James Reid,
ex-Chief Justice Of the Court Of Kings
Bench in Canada.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

CLAPPING.-An eccentric preacher in the
West concludes an impressive charity sermon
in the following language:
NV dear brethren, il has been the usual fash
ion for an audience to testify their appreciation
Of that which has been said by the clapping Of
hands, but recommend for your adoption a
new method of clapping, less tumultuous and
much more plessing;-Wben you leave this
building, clap your hands into your breaches
pockets, and drawing them out again, clap Jour
money into the box which is at the door 10 re-
ceive il. and may the Lord give d its bless
ing
his stated that the address bad the desired
effect-and the audience having done the need
full as requested, ciapped their hats upon their
heads, and started for their home much edited
with the discourse.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

ELEcTIoSEERIse PREAcHISG.-Bishop Girls
void, an Episcopal Bishop, at an ordination,
once said ,-'Brethren, when your minister
breaches politics, tell him he is out of his
place, If he persists in it, send him home. Tell
him you have nothing more for him TO do"
We commend the above paragraph to the
favorable consideration of the clergy man who
preached near TO Cynthiana, Posey county, Ia
diana, on the Lords day immediately preceding
the last August election ander6urgh Dem
ocrdt.
The clergyman alluded to BY the Democrat.
on that occasion preached against infdclity, as
was his duty to do;-Mr. Owen, being an inf
del, felt that he got a scoring, as he deserved.
The locos can't get over their defeat last Au.
gust, and we don't believe they will ever for
give the religious and moral portions of the
community for beating their champion in this
district. Ii worries Mr.. Owen dreadfully to
be thrown back among the common people
again-but it worries some others we could
name, great deal more, that Mr.. Polk neglect,
to provide for him. Mr.. Owen is in the Wa!
of several patriots in this district, who ART
anxious TO serve their country, and he must b
got rid Of. Won't Mr.. Polk do something TO
him?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

How GEN. Pillow KILLED THE MExIcAN.-
1t appears from the evidence before the court
of inquiry, that Gen. Pillow did actually slay
a Mexican, or at least shoot at one, and as 1t Is
surmised that the chap shot at was colonel,
or a captain, or a lieutenant, or general in
chief, the conclusion is very natural that Gid.
fought and won the great battles of MEXICO
Although it does not appear whether the chap
shot at. actually gave up the ghost, or got up
and ran away, to stand shot on another occa-
sion, it does seem. however, that our Gid.
gained horse by that shot--and live horse
is better than dead Mexican.
The witnesses to this sublime exploit were
David Ayres, Gen. P.'s Orderly, and Private
Bernard Carroll, Company E. I'd artillery. Or
derby Ayres swore that he saw some three or
four Mexican oficers:coming in the direction OF
the bridge towards which Gen. P. was adranc
ing distance not mentioned) that Gen. p.
fired his pistol Eat one of the officers, who fell
to the ground" that the horse started towards
Gen. p, who ordered a soldier; who was neal
to catch him.
Private Carroll was the soldier who caught
the horse. He heard "some shots fired" and
saw Mexican officer, whom he supposed to be
a colonel, fall from his horse; upon which
'some voice" told him to catch the horse, and
he caught it, supposing, from the trappings
that the rider "must have been an officer Of
some rank."
That is the whole story. Gen. Pillow fred
|a pistol ;-"some shots" were fred;-Gen. p
was one "among the persons who were mount
ed on the road" as Private Carroll Says
Mexican officer fell-nobody knows who;-and
a horse was captured. We only wonder thi.
horse was not brought into court as witness
along with the saddle and bridle-to say moth
ing of"the persons who were mounted on the
road"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

The FIRST OF THs SEAsoS.-We return our
grateful acknowledgements to our friend GTr-
FORD, Of the Salt Well, for the pfese MT of a
basket Of fine, large, ripe, luscious Strawber-
ries, the first have seen this season. Our
Citizens viii be pleased to learn that there are
plenty more Of the same sort" where these
GENE from; In tact, We are assured that the
yield this season will be very large. The Pro-
prietors of the Well have considerably enlarged
and improved the accommodations for visitors,
and we have no hesitation in saying they will
reap, as they deserve, remuneration for their
outlay.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 81.

RELIGION FOR THE MILLIos.-The editors of
the Home Journal say that they were applied
TO last week to subscribe for the building of
Church for the Poor. 4 committee was ma
king the round asking at every door. Yet in
the very part of the city where the applica-
lions were made, say the editors, there are
twenty churches within ten minutes walk.
scarce one Of which has more than half Q con-
gregation. The Poor, however, require place
10 worship.
The Home Journal thinks that either by
"moral suasion" or legislation this growing ex-
clusion Of the poor from the places Of worship
should be checked and remedied. and propose
the enactment of law compelling churches OF
all denominations to have freegaileries, SO that
"Whoeyer will, let him come and taste Of the
waters of life freely
Is it not strange and startling feature Of the
times, that anywhere in this republican land
this poor mans goyernmept-wealth should be
the only passport to place Of worship, and
that it should be necessary to call for legisla-
tive enactments to secure the poor an entrance
into the Church Of the "meek and lowly Jesus?''
But,
80 goes the world; = if wealthy, you may call
This friend" that "broihsr" friends and brothers
all:
Though you worthless, witless-neyer mind il;
You may have been a stable boy what thenl
'ris wealth. good sir, makes honorable men.
You seeI respect, no doubt. and you will find it,"
but il you are poor, Heaven help you. Tho your
Gin
Had royal blood within; and tho yon
Possess the intellect Of angels too
IT'S ell in yain;-ihe world will meier enquire
On such a score;-why should it take the painsi
Ills easier to weigh purses, sure than brains.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

A TIS MINE.-We learn from the Baltimore
Patriot that large bed of metallic ore, said to
contain large per centage of tin has been dis
covered in the lot of Mr.. VIM, Merryman, in
Baltimore county, about twenty three miles
from the city, upon the Bushcabin run, o tib-
utary to the Western prong of the Gunpowder
river. The land in the vicinity is noted for
its mineral productions. and is probably an ex-
tension Of the great metallic belt, which ira
verses the union, in nOrtheasterly and south
westerly direction, passing through the noun
famous districts Of the States ofYirgipis, North
Carolina. Tennessee and Georgia,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

To YOU'VE MEN-There is no moral OBJ
iect SD beautiful to me as a Conscientious
young man. 1 watch him as do star in the
heavens; clouds may be before him. but
we know that though unseen, he illumines
his own sphere. He resisis temptation not
without struggle, for that is not virtue
but he does resist and conquer. He hears
the sarcasm of the profiigate, and il stings
him, for this is the trial OF virtue, and he heals
The wound with his own pure touch. He
needs not the watchword Of fashion, il il lead
to SIN; the ATHEIST who says not only in his
heart but with his lips, ''ihere is no God,'
controls not him, for he sees the hand Of a
creating God and reverencesit, of preserving
God, aud rejoices in il. Woman is sheltered
by fond arms, and guided by loving counsel;
old age is protected by experience-man-
hood by its strength; but the young man
stands amid the temptations Of the world like
self balanced tower. Happy is he who
seeks and gains the prop and shelter of Chris
iianiiy.
Onward then conscientious youth! raise
thy standard, and nerve myself for goodness.
II God has given Thee intellectual power,
awake il in that cause; never let it be said
Of thee, he helped to swell the tide Of sin, by
pouring his influence into It's channels. II
thou art feeble in mental strength, throw not
a small drop into polluted current. Awake,
arise young man! assume the beautiful gar
menis Of virtue. II is easy to sin; il is dii-
6cult tn be pure and holy. Put on thy strength.
then; let Thy chivaIry be aroused against err
ror; let truth be The lady Of thy lovs-de.
fend her.-Southern Rose.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

MEXICAN lDoL.-There is now in the Gus
TOM house of this city, just arrived from Vera
Cruz, a curious Mexican idol, or perhaps the
effigy Of one of the priestesses who formerly
served in the Temple OF the Sun, the flaming
God Of the ancient Aztec worship. 1t repre-
sents woman, in rough stone, and arrayed in
singular habiliments. 1t is about a. feet high.
Some fancy that it is the statue of the wife OF
Mango Capac, the founder of the Mexican ma
ton. We hear that it is a present 10 the city,
from distinguished u. S. Naval officer. now
serving on the coast Of Mexico.-N. .. Com.
Times, llth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

Gran ingenious writer says, leisure is
The noblest wealth; and the habit of employ
ing il well, is The best preparation for hap
py and digni6ed old age. Blu, he who ex
clusively applies himself TO the ACOUSTIC
Of money. shall waste his life under the pse.
sure, and amid the vacuity Of poverty, anu
shall close his career by an old age restless
imLeciliiy, OF Of painful insigni6cance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21
@The race Of mankind would perish did

6The race OF mankind would perish did
they cease 10 aid each other. From the
lime that the mother binds The child's head,
ill some kind assistance wipes the death
damp from the brow of the dying, we cannot
exis, without mutual aid. All, therefore, thai
need aid, hare a rightto ask il from their
fellow moriaIs; no one who holds the power
Of granting can refuse il without guil,.-SI
w. Scott.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK
M A n UFA GLORY.
L p ELLIOTT (.Sncc

IA J. P, ELLIOTT, (Ssoccs- 361m
I'm continue sss e Il. above M bushes. ' e.
old stand Main street. Evansville. He will always
keep on hand constant supply OF Saddles Brides,
Trunks, &c &c OF the best workmanship, which he
offers at wholesale or retail at the lowest prices
ALso-A great variety.of Trimmings used by Sad
oilers, Harness makers, and Trunk Manufacturers.
In addition TO my former stock Of materials
have just received very large and general assort
menr Of 80 - p I'D
Saddle Trees, Of all kinds; . O. - gA0s
Skirting, Harness and Birdie Leather;
Hog skin seating
Cali skin do
Plush do every variety;
Birdie Bits and Buckles, all kinds;
Stirrup Irons, &C., &c.
Hiding, Buggy and Wagon Whips,
ogetle: with all articles in my line, az Wholesale
and retail ,.fs-.
Persons dealing in the above articles viii ind 40
their advantage to call aud examine my stock.
All orders promptly attended 20 az the shortest no.
tice. tmay lyI J. z. ELLIOTT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

ARKANSAS u. S. SESAroR.-The Little Rock
Democrat states that Gov. Drew has appointed
Hon wn. K. Sebastian, of Philips county. to
fill the vacancy in the u. S. Senate, OCCASION
ed by the death of COL Chester Ashley.