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For the Journal.
Bible Notice.


At its last meeting. the Vanderburgh Co.
Bible Society resolved to supply the county
with the word Of God, so far as there may be
restitution. A few days since, the Society
secured the services Of Mr.. Eidtmann who
speaks both English and German. whose bu-
siness it will be to call on every family in the
city and county, having with him a variety
OF Bibles and Testaments.
Families destitute of The word of God, will
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
BosToN. July 6.

The wife and three daughters of Professor
webster appeared before the council yester--
day and pleaded in aid of the petition of the
husband and father for a continuation of
punishment. Mrs. Webster said she hSl
0eeh unWaYering in the belief of her hus-
nand's innocence until he had made his con-
iesslon. She also stated that it was chiefly
through her means and representations that
she petition for pardon and protestation of
innocence was sent in after their withdrawal
The council sent for DR.. Putnam. and stated
that they, having great doubts on certain
points IN the confession, had consulted sena-
Fa'ety three eminent surgeons. and a docu-
ment had been prepared for him to present
to Professor Webster; but before the docu-
ment was read the doors were closed 1t
was however understood that ore of the
questions propounded was, whether such a
stuck as that described in the confession womb
give such q blow as to cause death in ten
minutes, and all three considered it would
not: and the other questions were answered.
adverse to the confession. The opinion is
universally expressed that no commutatiorg
viii be granted.
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The attention ofour city authorities should
be turned to a perfect cleansing OF every
thing in the city, calculated by It's impurity
to affect the atmosphere. Complaint has
been made us, that Several allies are in a bad,
filthy condition. This should be remedied
Immediately, as that which at other times
might only be disagreeable to those living in
the vicinity, may during this hot weather.
prove ripe source Of disease and death
While the Cholera is all around US, weshould
be warned individually and as corporation,
to use every precaution in the preservation
OF health-privately to guard against ex-
cesses of eating or drinking, exposure, and
. other melting causes, and publicly to remove
every thing calculated to produce miasin.-
The history of the Cholera everywhere,
proves that it RACES most in those places
where the atmosphere isrendered impure by
filth or by the crowded condition of the pe6-
ople. This fact has much advice in it.
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AfoHtLE. July /,

The British steamer arrived here tester-
day with dates from Havana TO the 9th
ultimo
The contoy prisoners were closely confined
and the consul is not allowed to communicate
with them. Gen Campbell's correspondence
with Mr.. Clayton has embittefed the Span
iards against him, and they have threatened
to assassinate him. as before reported. The
Germantown is at anchor in the harbor rea-
dy 10 receive him in the event of his leaving
the city, Havana is under martial law.
The Cholera has almost disappeared.
A MIR. Doyle, an American merchant at
Cardenas, has been imprisoned on some ffiv-
ilous charge.
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II We did not see Saturdays RepubIi-

IL We did not see Saturdays Republi-
can till yesterday, or we should have taken
occasion to inform its Editors before this, that
they have not the slightest reason to believe
we shall at any time defend Robinson or his
principles. certainly our articles in relation
to the distinguished candidate have not been
SO particularly favorable, as to give the Re
publican cause to suppose we might soon be
laborng in his behalf We hope not.
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We have fallen upon strange times and
not the least strange sight is to see a meek
and lowly Quaker in the plain garb and
plain language of William Penn and George
Fox, writing of the beauty and holiness OF
slavery But this is the age of improve
ments II State Sentinel.
Thus speaks the Sentinel of one of the
Editors Of the Southern organ at Washing
ton, EIwood Fisher. 1t is due Elwood, and
it is due the Quabers, . to state that he is
not member of tina. society.
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CINCINNATI, Saturday NIGHT. july 6.

Mr.. w. w. Cooper, an old and respecta-
bic merchant, died of the cholera this morn
ing Also, Mrs. Clement, wife OF the snper-
intendent of the Little Miami Railroad Com
pany. The cholera is undoubtedly on the
Increase, but there is not much alarm felt
The board of health met This afternoon
and reported 90 deaths during the last TWEEN
ly-lour hours, 90 of which were of cholera.
The clerk during to-day issued but 80 per-
mis of which Is were cholera. The wealth
er is very warm.
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Members of the council have retained
copy of the petition previously presented
and withdrawn by the advice of DIR. Putnam,
which will probably be published. 1t asserts
his innocence. and it also asserts that Little
field or some other person placed the remains
in his room TO compass his ruin.
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PLANK RoAD.-By notice in another col
umn. il will Sc perceived that Books are to be
opened on the 10th Of this month for subscrip-
ton ofstocll to the OhiJ River and Princeton
Plank Road, at Messrs. HornbFOok & Bur
It's store.
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JOHN J. CHANDLER,
a con
EOUALIzATION

~ OIlCE Is hereby given that the Common
~ Council of the city of Evansville will set. as
a, Board OF Equalization at the office of the CITY
EieFk' on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
rouse Tor the purpose Of equazing the assessments
OF Real and Personal properly in the city, on Tues
GaV, the l6E inst, and continue in sessiOnas much
longer as SAID business shall require.
BY order Of the Council
JNO. J. CHANDLER.
y9 81 City Clerk.
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Evansville Lodge, No. Ga, I'M.
Meets LIST and Sd Monday evenings, in Shank
Inns Building, corner of Water and Locust SITS.
w Hubbell, w. NJ; r. T. Cosby, S. w; w.
E. Hollingsworth, J. w; T. H Lyddane, Sect;
j. c. Heberd, Treas; r. Partridge s. D.; w.
Brown. J. D.; T. Venneman, T.
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HIARR

On he 0th inst, by Rev. Mr. McCarer, Mr.. VIM
NEWELL OF Olney, ILL.,, to Miss CATHERINE ANN
MAcKEY. of this city.
MAY all happiness accompany our friends, and
their whole life be sugared over with sweets like
that cake they sent Isl
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NOTICE


U sIII " HUH II may CODCeTn!
.THE Telegraph Line between Evansville ana
Vincennes having been repeatedly broken by
trees being feIled upon it-eiher wilfully or care
lessly-the Trustees warn all persons that every
such offence hereafter will be prosecuted TO the
uttermost penalty ofthe law
BY order of The Trustees -
Jei3 I'm r.. 7. COSBY, Operator.
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PIrTsBURG, July 6, p. NJ.

The river is unchanged. with feet 4 INCH
es by the metal mark. The weather is hot
and the city healthy.
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New York, July 6, P. NJ.

The American steamship Pacific, Captain
Nye, sailed from this port for Liverpool at
noon with over 100 passengers, and $275,0O0
in specie.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

T Filters testanentary having been Granted
IL on the estate OF Geo Trusler to The UNDERSIGNED
by the clerk Of the Probate Court, all persons Rav-
ing claims against said estate ara requested to present
the saire Tor payment duly authenticated AID those
indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make
paymentto R3e- The estate is supposed 10 be SOL
vent: GEO. TRUSLlER, Ir.,
Jy4O SIS Executor