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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-21
SOMETHING NEW.

s5OIU Q ! kdINCT NEW.
'TIfHE undersigned Is now receiving and ,ening.
Il direct from the eastern manufacturers. large
and e'egan' assortment of Boots Shoes Hats Caps.
Clot and Gents Furnishing Goods which u i'll
he Mt Low PRICES for CASH, wholesale and re
be above goods were gotten up under nv
awp 1metiaie supervision and embrace eyery-
thin that Is desirable Give me a call before pur
chas. G elsewhere. No trouble TO show goods
J. u. FOSTER, Front Street,
l door from NJ lain, next to
a dim Barnes & Cohurn.
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Evansville, March 10, 1851.

The Pottery Business will hereafter be conduct
ed by the subscribers, the old stand who will be
able TO furnish every article in their line upon the
most reasonable terms they having formed CO.
partnership under the style and firm ef ID, um &
Uh. Frcm long experience IN the business they
feel assured that they make it the interest Of the
public to call upon them. LEWIS DAUM,
mh2l-lni. AUGUSTUS UHI,
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TAKE NOTICES!


HCHE undersigned has on hand large assert
i ment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
and will make them TO order cheaper than ever
they have been offered before, and cheaper than
the same quality of gocdssan be bought or manu-
featured in this place. Terms cash.
ID. ). ANDERSON.
mhl9-tf One door below the Z ,st Office.
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800 do pump sole Kip Boots lex ig'th) at S22- 80
| ]C0 doz do No hip Boots al. 81 90
: 100 pairs fine imitation stitch Shes. 80
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red D. r. OF Boots per week, keeping one hundred and
.eyentv.ve hands employed, and can fill orders at
auy time al the shortest notice. Country Dealers
wifi tint, il saving of from % to % per cent to buy
their stock OF the nanuiaciurer Instead OF paying
the merchant SIS Pr case tor the same And OF
Boots that we sell for S2i. We are now supplying
some of the largest clers in 81. Louis and Louis
ville and have been for he las TWO years Our
Boots have given good SATISFACTION, anu an goods
sold by US warranted TO do so. Deale.s, oy Gaining
at No Pearl street, at the manu ,actov, on inc
corner of Sycamore and Columbia SIS, I'm LAY
tons Buckingham examine the goods and Judge ol
themselves The above prices as low the
same Kind OF boots can be boughtin New YORK or
Boston. We are now receiving q large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low w.
AS it is idle and delusve TO hope for large profits
the general diffusion OF intelligence and the easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
trade the old basis ii small sales and large prot
its. utterly impossible; therefore we have adopted
the motto, LARGE sales and small profits believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw G large
share OF the trode which has usually gone East, To
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 10 20 per cent to
the Country Merchant.
9c5-Leather bought at all times for cash or taken
II exchange for boots or Shoes.
FILLEY g. CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2S-febl05l- lyrdaw
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mh5d3mw ly
DISSOLUTION OF co-PARrNERsHP

TNHE Co-partnership here tofore existing between
i Henry HEM & Augustus uhl. under the name,
STYLE and firm of Hem & uhl, is this day eissoved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted TO said
firm are hereby requested 10 make immedi; te pay
ment to Henry Hem, who alone is Authorized to
settle the busne, of said firm All persons having
claims against said firm will please present them
to the said Hem tor settlement,
HENRY HEM,
AUGUSTUS UHL.
Evansville March 49, 1851.
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JEWELLERY AND NOTIONS

DY expires. direct from the manufacturers, clus,
ID ter pins, Jenny LInd ear rings, finger rings.
lockets fob chains keys. pencils. shirt studs belt
slides buck les nd pms which will sell IS low
as any house in New York, al wholesale or retail.
Also at retail. great variety OF port ,po5usirs,
purses, brushes, combs, gold pens, needles, steel
beads and caps, Accoraeons, MUSIC boxcs. chess.
men, dolls. balls, &c. A. T.. PUSHEE,
mh25-ly Main near Water street.
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GTHE MEDICAL PROFESSION
In this. and other cities, in their private Practice
Recommend and use DR.. S. d. Hosre's SHAKER
SARSAPARILLA.
MORE EVIDENCE!
Another remarkable Cure.
Eg READY ~
Ii is from young lady residing in our city.
CERITFTCA TIE.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 18th, 1851
This is to certify that my sister, Mary c. Belman
was attacked with disease in her nip more than
years ago, which rendered her SO utterly helpless
that she was compelled TO keep her bed All hopes
of her recovery were despai.ed Of Some of the
most eminent physicians ofCovngton aid Cincin
matt attended her, all OF whom declared her case
hopeless one. Passing by DIR. Howe's Depot, an
idea suggested ITSELF that TO try one bottle OF his
Shaker Sarsa parilla could do no harm. According.
ly purchased one bottle, and before Its contents
were entirely used she received benefit. was in
dEced TO Try another, and another; before the last
was used she was nearly recovered. Now she has
no pain, can walk, and has the entire use OF heI
limbs. To Howt's Shaker Sarsaparlla we atiri
bate this effective cure. 1t is but few months
(Signed) &c. BELMAN.
Cincinnati Daily Commercial.
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cur
effected by the use OF three bottles only OF DIX
HOWE'S SHAKER SARSAPARILLA.
The great spring and Summer Medicine.
IL purifes The Biood and prereats disease.
IL as the only SarsopariAa that acts nDon the liz
er Kidneys, and blood at the sane tiale ghich rem
ders IL .lt0getbcr rolnd6te to ercry one, par
ticularly -temales.
DIR. Nassev. Professor in the Ohio Medical Col
lcge says the SAa ker preparations are truly rataa-
bic, and recommends them to tse public.
No Mercury, no MtRefat no Fftson0Hs Drugs
an the Shaker ,SarsapariHa.
REMEMBER
us warranted to be
PURELY 4. ENTIRELY TEGETIBLE,
and as a family medicine Hhas 'eqnai.
Be sure you enquire for DR.. y ID. Hotce's Shaker
SdrSapariiia, and take no other.
Quart bottles 81 per bottle, or bottles for S.
For sale by DIR. s. ID. HOWE.
No College Hall. Walnut street,
Two doors above Fourth, Cincinnati, o.
c; BELL. sole Agent for Evansville.
Also sold by ALLEN C. HALLOCK.
KELLER g. FARNSI.EY
WIN. NJ WOOLSEY
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REMOVAL.

4 above Main street near the Sherwood House,on
First street. and can be found either there or atmy
residence square above, all times, unless pro-
essionaly engaged in the city or it, immediate vi
cinity. Imhl9tf. DAN'L MORGAN, NJ
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SUNDHIES-
IN PCS. white bFochere silk Handl.erckiess;
OO 5odo Red Bandana;
30 do 20 inch Grus d'RhiDe Silk,
loo do Oil do;
10 do French Cloth. livery superiorS
800 gross Agate Shirt-buttons;
20 doz twisted Silk Mitts;
10 d0Z Silk Serge;
i case worC-ed serge;
l bale Sail Duck;
bales Russia Diaper;
leo Cartoons new style Bonnet Ribbon:
4 case printed Jack oneti
case exhibition Gu = De Naples;
Received per late arrivals I'd Tor sale by
JAS. LOW X CO.
op3 All Man 81 rect, Louisville.
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SPICES.

SPICES.
NE have in store by late arrivals
w 10 bags Jamaica Pepper.
:" superior Ginger.
10 Pimento.
2 barrels Cloves.
30 mats Cassa, OF low rates.
An 9 FOSTER & BROWN.
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RROOMS

zA CASES H,ts-consis,ingot every variety
~ iLst received and inr sale low hv
sepi J. Ii. MACHEE Il ".
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To Southern and Western Travellers.
e.. Is 81. s:s s

...--x-As k.-----1-N--sa-z--
~ EW Roate, via Cincinnati, Columbus and
IN Clevelond, 10 Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Upper
and Lower Canada. Rochester. Syracuse, Albany,
Saratoga Springs, Montreal, Oueblc, Bosom, New
York, Philadelphia, &c. &c.
TO NE Nv YORK In 10 EEOCRS, FROM
Cincinnati, via Lit,le Mimi, Xenia and Column
bus, and Columbus and Cleveland Railroads.
Two Daily TraiBs-mornlng and evening
On and after the opening OF navigation on Lax
Erie, passengers by the express train VIII Gin
clnnati IN TIE morning, arrive at Cleveland same
evening" and proceed 10 Buffalo On the new. low
pressure, first class steamers, EMPIRE STATE
and BUCKEYE STATE, arriving at Buffalo next
morning in time for expr, trains Ter Albany ar
irving Albany in tine for evening lines OK seam
boats, and arriving IN il ew y orK next morning
king As hours through from Cincinnati TO \. York.
1S-Passengers leaving Cincinnati by morning ex-
press train will sleep first night North
River feeling fresh fer business arriving at n.
YORK as when leaving their homes.
aC5-No extra charge Tor Meals or State-rooms on
the Boats IN connection with this line.
Passengers by evening train can stop over night
at Columbus, capitol OF y no., proceed directly
through, rs may suit their convenience.
The Roads of this route new and laid through
Out with heavy raIi; and no exertoa will he spared
to secure the safety and speed OF travellers.
Steamers leave Cleveland daily TOR DunKirX De-
troit, Mackinaw. Chicago, AL the principal
points on the Lakes.
9S.-For ali information and throughlricKets please
apply the office, side of Broadway first door
north of Front, Cincinnati.
ieb2l-d6m I. W. STRADER, Agent.
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EVANSVILLE "a GREEN RIVER
PACK EFT

The new, substantial and Iast running
Essszexsa,s packet KENTUCKY NO. 2. I
Capt. +. p. CARSON, Comm ander, having just.
been completed. has commenced running as an Ev--
ansvlle and Green River packet, making regular
trips during the season For freight passage app
ply on board or Id f
HARRINGTON. CRANE& CO.,
d20 3ml TAYLOR &. EAkNEX, AGENTS,
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FIsE FOR FAhgILY USE.

NJ AILS.-f50 kegs assorted Boston IL Vince
~ ing brands, for s2le bv
spll FOSTER & BROWN.
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SUNDRIES.
4 CASE Do Illus Meg Al chintz prints,
l. do Silk Serge;
do Solid coid Lawns;
2 do do black do:
do Small figured do;
d. Kid Gloves;
20 Cartoons Swiss Dress =;
Cases Fancy Flowers;
60 do cold Silks;
do printed ioulard Silks,
do Drape d. Ete
1900 blue green and white mosquito nets;
100 pcs silk Handko rchIets, a very sup. article;
cases white Cotton Hose, tEnglish;)
do cold understands;
10 do Clinton Tweeds;
3 do Cadet mixed Sat,inet:
2 do A. & III. Sprague's ruby prints;
Go Fancy cold Tweeds, all wool;
Cartoon dotted Swiss; received this day and
for sale by JAS. LOW & CO,
mhl6-dawtf All Main street, Louisville.
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T EATHER & SHOE TRIMMINGS

I GATHER & SHOE TRIMMINGS.-
IL 80 dOz French and Phil Calf Skins;
10 doz Tampico Boot Morcco;
IS doz do and Madras French Morocco;
60 doz do do Goat do;
30 doz Pink Innings.
90 doz fancy Topping;
20 doz Cariso Kid;
40 dOz colorei Morocco;
doz English Kid, black and white;
10 doz Binding Skins;
GOO yds black aud cold Lastings;
400 yds do do French
5000 yCs Shoe Duck. Drilling and linen;
1000 pcs black and colored Galoons;
$500 gross do do Laces; -
90 Go Boot Webb;
With various other articles OF shot goods, all Tor
- - - Wv E G. WEBSTER SEQ,
mh2itf Corner 9Th and Lodge sts, Cin'ti.
SG, BOOTS AND SHOES.--IOo cases east.
SIt err Boots and Shoes, various kinds, suited
- 10 city and country trade, for sale low,
&c. WEBSTER 81 Co,
mh2itf Corner 5ih and Lodge SITS, Cinti.
CiTY MADE Shoes eco pairs Ladies,
" Misses aud chiidren's city made Shes Our
Shoes are well known, and need no rec ,mmenda-
ton. For sale az as low prices as the same style
Philadelphia, E.G. WEBSTER & CO,
mh2iti Corner 9Th end Lodge SITS. Cin'n
FOR RENT.
-, Two Tenements. situated on section 10,
sz5z( near my dwelling. FOE tuFiber particu-
szS=l lars enquire OF tie subscriber
api4-iots. PETER SHARPE.
DRAP D. ETE
IN PCS. tall wool French Drap d. Etc. received
Il ~ this day and for sale by AS. LOW & CD.
apl7 All Main 81. Louisville, Ky
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LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, l. GREEN
RIVER PACKET

r-cs r. The Few and swift running steamer
sss .ssaissfE LOGAN, 2s
Capt. CooMBs, Master, will run n regular pack
Ell in the above trade leaving Evansville every Saz-s
day for Green river, and every Wednesday loi Lou
isvie. .ge1f Il
For freight or passage apply on board or TO aloN
decl3 Pms TAYLOR q HARVEY, Ag'ts'aia
EVANSVILLE AND WABASH PACKET
rGSA The well known and standard
~,Sssss-ssgSt steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, Capt
GRLEN, Master, has commenced running during tho
season as regular Evansville and Wabash PACKET
For freight pnssage<opply ON board or to- rsils
deci23m oRIL MITCHELL, Agts.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons concerned are hereby nc tlfied thai
\ ,u. Common Council fthe city OF Evansville
at its session April l2th 1851. mac and liked the
following aPPortionment of the cost OF making the
ditch for the drainage OF the wet lands on the south
east of said city made by order of the Common
Council of said city, through parts OF sections No
Is. %, 81 and 80 in Town 6, south OF Range III
west, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana, to-wiI;
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DLAkE,S Patent Fire Proof Paint, war
ID ranted impervious to fire or weather. for sale
by KELLER ~ FARNSLEY, Druggists.
mhl3-tt IA Water ST.. Evansville.
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DAINTS Ground in Oil, Ill colors, in cans
from one ten pounds, tor sale by
KELLER & FARNSLEY Druggists,
mhl3-,t No. IA Water sire Evansville, la.
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MEDICINES.
DER. SD. HOW Esq
IMPROVED
SHAKER SARSAPARILLA!l
THE CHEAT
SPRING AND SU MINER MEDICINE!
TURTLES the Blood a. Prevents Disease!
1PROOF-A

"A IL l. ID ) A V T. ID y
CURIOUS CAsE.-The following evidence is only
one ot thousands OF similar character, and concu-
slvciy proves that Dr. Howes Sarsaparilla is one
OF the most effective remedies ever discovered.
CINCINNATI, March -, LSi9
De-. HOWE. Dear Sir--Aly son, when about six
months Old broke out with that dr. sadfnI disease,
ScrOf;ious Sores, over the face and body, and for
two years and halt | tried every means that could
be suggested by my friends ] also had the advice
OF SIX or seven OF the best physicians in the
try without efeetng cure, and | almost wished
the little sufferer dead, that it might be freed from
It's pains. During the last six months, the sores
We're so distressing end painful. myself and wife
were up with it night and day for weeks together.
aud had gien up all kope of ever raising our lit
tie one. AT length friend advised us 10 try our
Shaker Saisaparilla. Reluctantly Ltried it, and
have reason To bless God for it, for in very short
time, hecied up tie sores, TINT there is scarcely
even n scar to be seem We only regret that We did
not hear OF, and commence using it sooner, as we
a,e satisfied it would have saved great deal OF
suffering and expense. The child is now well and
hearty. We do unhesrta ringly consider your Sha-
ker Sarsaparilla one Of the best preparations now
in use. JOHN STANSBURY,
Rose, between Front AMI Sc; ,ni Streets.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

a LOT OF Honey in the Comb ,pu, up in tin cans
~ for sale b. licbl2tfl } y w. REILLY.
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EVANSVILLE &gWABASH
RIVER PACKET

r.. ., The new and splendid light drf ught
rkSssss1ss.-zaz passenger steamer SACRAMENTO,
hlcHAED MCGUIRE, Master, will commence run
ming in TIE above trade as soon as naviga ton opens
and continue during tile entire season.
8S-The Sacramento IL in first rate running order >
having 1een well repaired and overhauled AT Gin
cnnatlr and stands as fair in TIE Insurance Office as
any Boat OF her size and class Oh the Western wa
tiers. O'RILEY & MITCHELL, Agents. +
jan2l ut - I'd q 81
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TO COUNTRY MERCT7NTS.
1000 CASES OF ROOTS AND SHOES

4 ,OUN Thy Dealers supplied at the following
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EVANSVILLE AND yyAIss SzE PACKET.
r. q. The new and light draught steamer
lksSSs.ss.:sl MAY QUEEN,
Capl. MCCoMAs, Master, wiz run in the above
trade, making regular trips during the season.
For FRI light or passage apply on board or to
feblS I'm ORILEY & MITCHELL A'pfs
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rOTTONADE--il rases Cottonades, received
~ this day and Tor SAFE by JAS. LOW u Co,
apis A. Main ST, Louisville, by.
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: Don Giovanni" performed last night AZ well a.
could be desired by those who profess TO have m
extraordinary admiration q the composition, yet with
the exception q tho portions In the italian style the
audience spplauded nothing Tho Instrumentation rs
entirely In the ASCENDANT and the voices are treated
generally q secondary interest A. for the myth Of
the rlot which certain ambitious critics have talked
atout pr entire ignorance aud suspect IL
is 20 b. found whore the gcnuses discover that
B,ttini has decided NJ esta'-snd that Parodi
4 not a first class aide-in their imaginations only
Nj rin Colttta, Beneventano, and forti did all they
could for the opera last night and Bosio Trui, and
Mss whiting ptfform,d with great ability The enthu-
setm No great NJ could b. expected under all tho
ci umstanc,s with very large, brilliant, aud
fa,hionshle audiente. ON Monday night, "Marino
fsliero" will he repeated This opera Is destined 70
have much popularity.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


Arrival OF the Bl other Jonathan.
The steamship Brother Jonathan Capt Squire, srriv-
ed at this port yesterday morning from Chsgres and
Kingston Jamaica after very rapid passage. She len
the former place the 10th inst s the latter ON ths
morning Of the lfth.
Annexed is a lit Of passengers in the b j.:
rs.
SStSs ss:t esssS'y Nag @ a.ips =
fsss .Sas sy1ss sa Sa1sira bss.s sSsrs Es;s.s
SSS'sss; si:.:s NE; ss';i i Ssi:.
xsT bss.,y sssf ;sia De ny.l ki'7 &c r,!,';
JoIdsn, sr murray. B.st@sn' sseso.ans / Howard
ssss tssss Nancy fay s;sshs;
wNSse Hss sdsfyr s.y With nrss dssn sss9
Ssassssi.i is5atss - Fsi.ssss, seisss., sss.ss
DsSa't BOONE 9Sss xs9s, Tass'i D.sa D.isa.
S,sss s;'sn Fa;ssi.' :sSs:; %;:%:
Tot.sn, iiaIsey, a Jones. nans.ls, Robinson
ss ssssa1;s hosss ssi S!isS, Ssn rarSs.; asss.s
RFIssSs Sssss h9sy st; ns'5s as!s. Is'S; si.'
PHi'f Psss Rd Rii$f 1Ss
& sfae'crd, I 5sSntson &C; n BSiieSk isisrsoS.
ssss swift Ss;is g,s 1s" Ss.S T'a &
Ir,tsnsii Lyons Sss,Tass' aIsxs, a HsSsI. .,:
tSI"f ION afis ;''Aai
o 4 Lamb, Soltster Cooper, william Clarke Mae
Houtin Lott Branoscn PIGEON Roberta : Hawkinat
Water. Jsries. smith Badger ID Rrcnwetl Il Pigs
Try, fpeo Lutle. W CrSnce John Davis, kodssrst
r williams Gaiteu. g " B2e1er J atwood Gidori.
Galloway, Capt hash. >ichols ) Harris Chan eys
TownseId ludier $ Tompkins, & Hawks, SDodgrA&S
Jsaes Prince, e Rockwell. II aughe., W penaletSn.
Luck, Luek. Z Bonter, q Williams, A Van Cleox. y
iu,ney Ropitt "A Mac Gould Mr. Patterson, Geo Foe
ter, Arthur, : warren kieng, Al Ihton. u Adams
" h6on, Weon Thos Foster, :. ~ rnsn, IL Wells.
Dosrs, Johns'n, W Latham, y Hill q A cknry,
Iatl am. Snodgrasr. Charles smith, ttvlo Cor
lss, Rose. X Ebtey Peterson. Green. BiaeA,
PesAe Storer G Stsrp. Bradley, { Jones' HumpIey
hr TaJ ior James burr EFT. Donn-H Gforf. Lock
v~od, / q Denull, Siaek S G John W Nobe, Dy.
Brightu BriVhttord, " Neers. Snyder.
Soiingr. lilly lord. Brighton, STANLEY. Jas Nancy.
innes Ssnwcod. William Clancy, iurkib fsynAea
vilde NJ Il iineoombe 1hona, Northerottley.
Farnt sorth, Abbots " Lsycrais, James Young.
W 3aswell. and A Hamilton Pridy 4 II Fandyke. A D
Clarke
The n J. brought the following amoant OF speois:-
Berfn-d Co. SJ7 Ooe
T. MiIls ..................... 15OOe
Everett & Curtis Observation-Disclosures. 2OOe
In HANDS ef passenger .................. boJDos'
Total ........... PsS'ooS
We under obligations to Mr.. A. IL Pride Of Beg
ford 60 Express foE Late Chsgres sna Jamaica In
t.iligeace
The health Of Chsgres and Kingston was generally
good There had been very little rain at Chagres Ira
Yelling the Isthmus pretty fair.
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Before the X, ctid aud Aldermen ls~s and Miller
JuSr gsrfsncsdfc fc ldeceni .fssdnh upon Young
chi I-Michtd Murray and sarah Jane smith this
morning pleaded gull TO assault aud battery on toe
ttscn a wary Iuinn girl only fifteen yDsrs a age
1he def ns who both middle aged persons were
srcsted on charge q assault and battery with intrnt
Go commit RAPE, and for aiding ia ths perperaion q
that There appeared to be- no doubt about the
assault sitheueh II might have been dlihcut 70 mahs
cut the intent rape The District Attorney, theie
cre sece,d the ples offered by the prisoners sud the
court eentsnc,d thm esoh TO the penit.ntary for H
me ntba III, little erl who the complainant In ths
case and who has been kept in prison ne witness for
4, ml.r IL weeks asked by the Recorder he haA
alsmc She burst into tears and replied that she hsd
neither home relatives In this country. she bad
I,,n here nearly year during mot of shich time shs
hsd liy,d at in the country She begged a. b
sent back to Mrs Poster the maron of the City Prni
a. that lady had PR missed TO procur. SITUATE Tor b.r
ard b, sid.r She afraid cf personal injury 81 No
ha nds q those Who had already attempted to tnufe nes
toc,,piy. she appeared to be an intel geut rsnt-
niiud,d girl The Court ordered that hvc dohsrs %
given her and that according 70 ber request sne v
place. uuder Mrs foster's care Abrn' " 'ent sPpo
irg CeniL Who heard the girls stateneu, Cas ~,
wafd ard informed the Court that ne Nouiu - " u
az rrc cure situation for her The Court g mmenue"
the Ifer and r,fetr,d The gentleman 70 Mrs f"s'cr
Tho whole loss by the late Gre al psnvilc n u W"
s6tGo a. which IS ico wss BY the Exchange hotee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

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Mr. Taylor the popular comedian, will also srrcsr during
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Pleasing frces both afternoon and evening TIE collection
Of wonders crowded into the chpscus saloons comprise
half dozen original collections including tho famous
one by rese These all worthy o visit and can be
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Tor the low price Of - cents