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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-30
SrATEOF INDIANA,
SandeTbursh County,
In the Van1efburgh Cirruil Court
in vacation January Is, lS5l.
Noliua Taut.hcar

Jerome LaEpheaT.N
4 ND now at IEis Time, to-wlt: January -,
"A lajl comes the said complainant by Chald-
ler ard niger her solicitors, ana files in ;he Office
o. lie Cielk Of lhet sndeTbGigh Circuit Court her
rtan petition for Divorce. And il satisfactorily
appearing, irUtn the affidavit OF n di.iaIercsted
person this day led in Tic Clerks flee Aforesaid
Ihat Jerome B.Lanphear, the GeenCaIt. is not AZ
this TINE resident OF tie state OF indiaia.
Therefore, notice Is liorely given To The sait Jc
rome u. LanpL, ar that unless he personally be and
a. peat. ana pea 10 answer the said camp 10 n
ITS petition Tor divorce. Oil before the calling
vi he on the first day oi the next term OF said
Court be held al CouIt House in Evansville,
on ia, fourth Monday in March next, the will
be heard and determined in his ahso
ianlSAM SAM. L JENKINS. Clerk
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8 Q)lTJeqI s {.
= Mexican .MxSsang. LininIcnf.

tz The reputation OF this preparation Is 'hereds-
Ing daily; the circles loi, Us intncnce and I'M
eSsbounded popularity are deepening and wlden'ng'
and the cases Of pain anI safSfing, and anguish
80 relie,ed By its use multiplying and inereas-
-. sng beyond all precedent Ii goes like an angel
"wth healing OF lis wings"
s''t To person, who wish, we can furnish names
srand residences of persons nthe city and country
who have been cured of rheumatism, SPrains,
Bruises Buns, and The most loaihsoIDe sores {;
as swell as Tumors, Cane, rs, and Wens-and Of
Horses that have been cured OF spayins, Ring
lone, Stint, Pofl-eyil AID Fsiula and hard,bone,
stunors on tie feet legs, shoulders and back iAi-
most every farmer throughout The country can
testify to its wonderful healing powers, and none
OF them would be day without it. owners OF
Livery Stables, and Sage Companies can save
hundreds Of dollars yearly by using this Lini-
m, nj On their horses whenevcrihey become 81 IL
ed. cbafed orcrippIed from any Of the thousand
A. of accidents TO which their stock IS subject
- Every man woman and child, Is more or less
subject daily 10 me accident By which lhis pre-
marathon may be OF invaluable use to them, as
IL might save extreme pain and suffering, The
amputa,ion of limb, modification and perhaps
life itself BY having bo,Ile OF The Mustang
Eminent al hand, and its timely Use; and, IN
many gases. q lravy Doctors bin in the bargain
II is the best remedy ever Used for musqaio bies
or the sting of bees, wasps or other poisonous IN
- scis sad the Litcs Of sriers, snakes. or rabid
animals. rrf
L. Principal DEPOT al Brags & McLean's
Drug Store, corner Market and Third streets,
ST. Louis, and Tor sale By Druggists and co nry
}. .,~..l, .srs,s ,,,,neraily Iurti1-3 od& vi
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STR A D E RS Z . T E L f,
(LQte Pearl Sircct UoHSc.l
AINtt CUT ptftCt fIo6S,
II. w. STRADER, Pr-priet0

D. w. STRADER, Proprietor.
THE subscriber would most respect fully inform
i has friends and the public in general, that he
has taken the above houEe and reijied and furnish
cd il up in style second 10 ncne in tie West The
location ot the sim the city, cling on bird
street, between Main and Market. aud within one
hundred yards OF the Mail Boat and Madison pack
Ell Landing.
Louisville Zee 9, 'J0-decl3 If
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N AII.S-5OO kegs Virginia. Eastern and Pitt
IN burg. assorted.
Candles-IO0 bxs Star and Tallow, assorted sizes
Soap-l0o do Fancy and ommon;
Sat-2OO bbs Kanawha;
Refined Sugars-3O bills n. G. and ST, Louis Loaf
Crushed and powdered;
Bar Lead and sboi--2o kegs, assorted numbers;
One Platform Counter Scale. All for sale uery ior
by S. T.. .lLBERT & Co,
jaxS Sycamore. bet. Water x list streets.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
ID. \. ANDERSON.

New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. =. ANDERSON,
On First street, first door Gei,'ir Post Offoe)
HAS just received, and i opening a large
l. l. as-or ueni ot fashionable goods, suited 10 the
FALL. AND WIyTER TRADE. consisting IN part OF blk.
blue, green, uli>e, caTet and brown
French, German a. American Cloths,
twied anu plain Also, a great variety OF
Overcoatings,
German beavers, super Due mi drab Korseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, g..
French aud German
Black DOeSkinS,
Wool and piece black Cassimers of quality.
fancy CassinIers and Do,skinS oil the latest and
most fashionable style.
NESTINCS,
Elegant siye London CashmeTes and 'aleniines
plain silk Velvet Veslings, iigurel AMI plain blk
Satin and silk do.
TaiiOrs' Trimmings,
vi every description; super wool Innings for over
coats, plain and figured alpaca serges moliar lus
Tres, &c.
/ 9TH attention ofm, customers. and the publ:
generally Is invited Ia an examinatio OF the abov.
goods. whirh have been selected with great care
and will he sold al the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description maize To order, il
! the very best manner, anu Warranted 10 III.
/ Cect-t(
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ygT f.ufe prepared now u. EEL CI.U1 HING OF
w ever variety add quality. and manuiac'ur.
ed in the most substantial manrer. al WHOLE
SALE, having just received fro I'M EnreTe. a Ia ige
us To make up and sell on the most reasonable
terms. clO,Ling OF every kind. We have just re-
ceived large stock OF all Qualities Overooais.
We invite the attention oi the country irasc TO
our goods, while express our gratitude for the
Liberal patronage ihus far so kindly extended US.
MACK * LOBENSTlNE,
Western Star Clothing Store
Enyl9 Corner Front and :,ycamore streets
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r. CLAYTON
C Importer of Watches, and Whole
&.as sale Dealer in Jewelry, Clocks.
otch Materials. &c.

n Ola xON
q Importer OF Watches, and Whole
E.aa sale Dealer in JeweIry, Clocks.
Watch Materials, &c.
In the Summer of 1915 this House commenced
wholrsacing W .ichcs and Jewelry al prices cheap
or than the like were sold III the " hoesae IoLbing
stores of New York
The great desire of the Proprietor was then, anc
has been ever since to divert the current OF trad,
that was flowing into the Atlantic cities from tis
Western and South western States, and compel II TO
terminate in Cincinnati There was period ~hen
New York stool IN a position more advantageous
than this city as depot for the manufactured goods
both OF Europe and This country, but science and
art have now given Cincinnati the means OF attain
ing, ii she will as proud elevation IN TIade anu
Commerce any city in the world. The Aliegho-
ny mountains have been !evelled down, and dis
lance annihilaied, so that a tradesnan here can
send his order in the morning TO his manufacturer
tor .ewelTy. Who may reside, most OF the manu-
featuring Jewellers do, either in the State OF New
Jersey. Rhode Island or Massachusetts, and betor,
evening receive reply, and in few hours after he
goods nlade they will be al his door. The read.
er INA now say that he can perceive no arihly roi
son why Cincinnati should not sell goods as chea
as the eastern cities, but he cannot see how Clayton
is enabled To sell Watches and Jewelry che iper than
! they do there. a few words will make all clear
Dealers the East buy and sell on credit and have
consequently tO tax every customer heavily tn Gov
er expenses and Losses; but Clayton paws Cash for
every thing that he purchases and sells his goods Ia
! no man. however rich he may he, on credit. And
this House is now wholesaling more Wait hes and
Jewelry TIT n Oh e.tourtns OF the Wholesome estab.
ishments il Ne York.
| Store on lie SUIT least corner OF Sycamore and
S'"'ni stree s,Cin 'irrHh ap2I
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SHERIFF'S SALE

10y virtue OF i-acIuS in 4 yor of the
ID state o: lnhlana. aud against Achilles John.
sion, Amos Clark and George + L,on, i.suet out
of The office of the Clerk of the Nanderburg CIrcui
Court. and To me directed, i will ON Saturday. the
18th day ol January. A. 10. 1851, between the hour
ut 10 O'Clock \ Vi and o'clock L. vi. of "a day.
al the door OF the Court House in the city of Ev-
ansvlle. expose 10 sale the - issues and profits
tor the term OF seven ye Of the following describ-
ed real estate, 10 wil:LDls No IL anu l3 IN Block
No 10, los Nos 9, 10 IL and Is in Block No II;
Lots No9, 10, and l. IN ock No Ii; LOIS Nos and
IN bluck No lS aud Lots M band in III ok NJ
-, III the fourth enlargement adjoining the city ,t
Evans lille and IN default oi see rents. issues and
profits selling for sum sufficient to satisfy ssid ex
ecuilon. will offer al the same Tune ana place h.
fee simple OF said real estate
JOHN ; TERRY. SV.C
BY JAS. HOUSTON, Deputy sheriff.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE,
HARDWARE STORE!

WE ARE now receiving our tall lml Ortarons OF
w Pock,t and Table Cutlery. Scissors. saws
Ok, Log and Trace Chains, together with our
American manufactured goiis. which makes oIli
assert ell worthy the attention of merchants
who wish to purchase cheap, without reference IL
where they purchase. 'or a;e prepared 10 cell Oh
as favorable terms as anv NfsieIn House n
BABCOCK BROTHERS.,
oct2o Main Street
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FURNITURE, CHAIRS AND STOVES.
1 HAVE removed 10 W aieT street, between MAN
il and Sycamore, " here will keep ou Land iul
and complete assortment of new ard fashionable
furniture and chairs. wii"h will sell rs ,loap e.
they can he Lought in Cincinnati or Louisville
Also large sleek f Cook, Locating and Parloi
Stoves. oil every variety aid description. Gail and
examine my goods before rurcl:siIg
sep23-tt j. PSSCHWlNG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-30
at1E KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY
FIRE. MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.

Ems 4 RANCE.
Capital St0ck.-2OO.OoO Dollars.
Office, ~ Haze ST.. an Hises Brick Rsv.
F1NCENNES, IND.
- THIS Company, having been duly On.
ganiked, and ten PER cent paid in on the
S1sneHs capital stock subscribed, and the baan~e
secured by mortgage on Real Estate and by person.
al guarantee, ale now prepared 10 effect nsursnss
against loss or damage by Fire, on Buildings, mer-
chandize, machinery. manufactures, rDo all de-.
scrlptons OF property; also, meTchandize and pro.
at Tie seas, ~ Src; also, the Hulls Of Steamboats,
ana other vessels. and upon the lives OF individuals
going 10 California. The rates Of premium will be
a. low as these OF any other responsible Companv
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
The STOCK oil this Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and in ns
way connected with New York
Directors.
IIoN. r. n. CARNAN, vincenne,.
WILLIAM J. IEBERD 10
JOHN w. MADDOX, do
JACOB PEA, do
SAMUr l. WISE, d.
HENRY ID. ALI.IS, Evansville.
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre Hau,A
THOMAS p. BENBRIDGE, Lafayette.
PETER p. BAILEY, Fort Wayne.
SIMON BOTTORFF, JeffersonvilIs;
WILLIAM HUGHES, do.
LEVI SPARKS. do.
JAMES KEIGWIN, do.
r. n. CARNAN, P,esiless.
SIMON BoTroRTF, Vice Press.
G. nj. ALIEN Secv
W. J. Heberd, Treasurer.
or Short Life and California risks taken NJ Tin
agency nj extra rates. lies M
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RESTAURAT REMOVAL

HAVING Just removed my Restaurat from First
i street to Wafer, just above Mrs Lewis house
in Ingle's new brick huilding. and fitted up room
neatly for those who paironize me, / invite my
friends and the public TO call will av avs be ready
L serve up everything the market affords, in the
best style. have opened a confectionery and cake
shop in connection with the Restaurant, AT the same
place. Iianl6 lw~l E. GILLESPIE.
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OFFICE OF

ihe National Loan l. und Life Assurapse
Society of london and New York.
Capital, G5GO,0GO or $500. 600,
i-octA aree5 opposite She,wood House.
lis Institution IL founded on the mu,u,l ana
loin' stock principle, and presents 10 ihs in
Which Is permanently invested in the Unite SAFE,
w adaiiion 10 The accumulation of premiums al
possesses many other adv aniaees over anv other
company III this country. Parties wishing to take
insurance upon 'Owy'' or " Anoiber'sn Iife Ian,
Lives Tor years. or in any ether mode. would Il
well 10 cali and examine The advantages pressnte1
10y this Society.
iva Vt Nni'DL.N.
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EvAusyILLI AcApEnay.

~ W: SAttURD, A. VI. PnHcipal
W vi. w. SAffOaD, Assistant Pupil
Mss K. = CLARK, Assistant Principal of Fe-
male Department
ME second Session VIII commence Feb. l0--the
I second Monday Ut the month"; and continu,
2weekr.
During the current session q commodious room
rs been iiited up ia a style combinin. neatnes,
I'd convenience, aat the services vi Miss CLARx
teacher. Iave ne-n secured r-I..s =
The high recommendations OF Miss CLARK, aeas
ie scholar. AMI excellent teacher. have leen yer
4 during the few weeks she Ia > had caar.r of lu
-msle Department.
Evansville. Jan. ]. Is5l-lmw q
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THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE c..
EVANSVILLE INDrAnA

by NSV1LLE INDIANA.
M ILL insure Buildings ana PERSONAL Prore;,v o.,
w land against loss OF damage 10y lire, and Bo,,.
ana vessels, and Merchandise, in the course 4
transportation, agansi loss or damage by IRE or
wafer, DC. Office in the room occupied by J.a
u Jones, as Law office, or the corner of Svc,s..
and First stFce;s nbon 81
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

A I the old stand opposite. The Bank, consisting
n in part of Pockei Cutlery, Razors. &C.. Amer
lean and English Locks. Monkey tail Bolts HUNTS
broad Axes. Hues of all sizes. Ok. Log, Trace Hal
ter. Breast and Dog Chains, VIM. Rowlands cr.'ss
cut and mill Saws, Horse. Cow and Sheep Bells
with general assortment of shelf goods
%. B. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main ST.. Evansville.
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EVANSVILLE GEEES RIVER
~. ksACEAET

re- n The new, substantial andIast running
- packet hbN1 UChf No ,.
FIlil e. L. CARSON, CUmmander, having Just
been completed. has commenced runnInE as an by-
ansyiile aud Green Hlvef packet, making regular
,rips during the sc Or freight passage APP
nv Oh bolld or 10
HARRINGTON, CRANE & CO.,
O'i.!LEY & MITCHELL,
d2O 3ml IAl LAX 81 HAhNEI, Agents.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
,,E.ULaE EVANSVILLE & WABASH
RlSESs RSCRaET

r-, 1.-THE new aud splendid light drr usht
49, 50. passenger Steamer SACKAMEN 10,
: ,OCnAI D. N,ctiUIEE, Master, will commence run
ming in tie above trade as naviga zion opens
ana con,iDue caring the entire senson
CT The Sacramento is in llrst rate running order
having seen we'll repaired AMI overhauled nj Gin
cnnaii and stands a. fair in the Insurance Office
any pOa, Il her size and class oii tho Wes tern wa
tels. OEILEI * MfICHELL, Agents.
jai.2l ut
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LAMASCO FOUNDRY.
Evansville Ind.

THE undersig reds pitIruto do ell kir6s OF
Msehine and Mil vUl 4, the criest Boiist
and on the most reasonable terms.
novs-dt HENRY SCHRIBER,
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE under gina ha,Ii oimed parinershin.
i will prac, CO law UNI er the firm OF Law, Bat,
tell & Johnson DIR office is in The upper rooms
OF Mr. Amor, Z building, on First street, opposir
Bement n Viele's. We shall also undertake th
purchase and sale of Real Estate, and iyment a.
taxes on The same. Collection oi claims, and ali
business entrusted 10 US. will receive our united
attention. he office OF the Lomosco Agency is %
the same place. a
JOHN LAW,
e. 1. BATTELL,
NORRIS s. JOHNSON.
Evansville Dec q 1850 II
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CORN SHELTERS

CORN SHELTERS.
(t(1 PkEMit' VI COhN SurLLERS. These
wv Shelter; ar acknoW lodged to Re the be-,
hand machine now in use. For sale ut reduced
prices, by inov7-til HENRY SCHRIBER.
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COAL! CCAL!!

co Al! CCAL!!
W, E are he, ping full supply OF a superior ar
w ticle OF Green River Coal, at the Wharf.
with whi..h We Will supply families and STEAMBOATS,
on the most reasonable terms. Steamboats, can be
supplied at all hours OF the GOV or night.
nov21 It TAYLOR & HARVEY.
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t. Principal derot al Bragg & McLean's
Drug Store corner Market and Third streets,
= ST. Louis, and Tor sale By Druggists and co nlry
. siorekeepefs generally luvti7-S nd&wI
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LCgESVELs.E, EVANSVILLE, Il GREEN
KsEtEE: PACKET.
,-s-Ss The .ew anu swift funning steamer
As,sx5sI LJGAN, r9.
Cay.. Io,Mls, Master, will run rs n regular pack
et IN the aLove iude. leaving Evansville every sun-
LAY ior Green river ana every W uGnesday oi Lou
isyilie.
For freight or passage arIly or board or TO
dec is :ms IA1LCh x harvey, Aets
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II AVE now H. store tIeiI .ull FAIL ard wiz
4 4 TLK STorK, comprising every article IN ihen
line OF trade; to which they call The particular at
teniion of retailers.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-30
Minister to Mexico.

The Philadelphia Eueaing Bulletin of Thurs
day announced that Capt. Nones, of the U. s..
revenue cutter Forward, had on Wednesday
morning received despatch at Wilmington,
Del, ordering him to run up to Philadelphia
with all haste, to take on board heavy long
gun at the navy yard, and to proceed imme-
diately down the river; that his destination was
unknown, but that it was supposed to be in
pursuit of party of Fillibusteros, or to inter
cept some expedition to Cuba from neighbor-
ing port; and that he had obtained the gun
from the navy yard, and had gone on his way
in the discharge of his duty. His orders were,
to sail in two hours after reaching the navy
yard.
All this is explained by the announcement
in the Intelligencer Of this morning, that the
Hon, r. p. LEroHER, Minister of the United
States to Mexico, left this city yesterday for
Norfolk, where he will embark on board the
United States revenue schooner Forward, Capt.
Nones, for Havana, whence he will be conveyed
in ship of war to Vera Cruz.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

New ORLEANS, August 26.--On the night of
the nssa" upon the Spanish Consul's office,
the mob eeded in obtaining possession Of
the Cons letter book, which was found to
contain the names Of many prescribed citizens,
who had been reported to the Cuban authori-
ties. Portions of the book will be published.
The city has now resumed comparative quiet
ness. At least 1000 liberators are here waiting
conveyance for Cuba. Gen. Felix Houston acts
as commander of this force.
CONCORD, IN. H. August 28.-The death of
the Hon. Luke Woodbury., by suicide, is con-
frmed He hung himself to tree at Antrim,
in this state, yesterday. Mr.. w. was the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor of New Hamp-
shire, and cousin of Hon. Levi Woodbury..
CINCINNATI, August 29.-The Cuban meeting
last night was very large, but was not organized
till late hour. Several speeches were made
and resolutions adopted, denouncing the course
of the Havana authorities, but at the same
time condemning all mob law and violence in
our own country.
New YORK, August 20, 8 p. m.-The case of
the slave bolding has not yet been concluded,
and will be resumed tomorrow.
The Hermann brought 1872 passengers, most
of whom were Germans.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-30
From the Norfolk Argus.

THE CAUSE OF CuBA.-The Herald expresses
surprise that we should have unfurled the Cuban
banner from our Office. There are some hearts
who cannot sympathize with the sufferings of
the oppressed, nor swell with the mighty hope
Of delivering o people from bondage. There
are hundreds of men in our community who
have never realized the delight of sacrificing a
selfish feeling TO public principle. Such take
pleasure in stigmatizing Lopez as fugitive on
the face of the earth, and characterizing the
object of his expedition rs something audacious,
novel, and dangerous. 1t is true, Gen. Lopez's
attempt is daring, and, if you will, audacious-
but wherefore is it novel and dangerous? Be-
cause he, private individual, unaided by the
public succor of any State, attempts to liberate
Cuba. Thrasybulus expelled the thirty tyrants
and restored the Athenians to freedom hence
he is named with honor in the records of his
tory. Because, while fugitive and an exile
he collected together brave band Of adventu-
rers, who con6ded In his integrity and ia
lents--because without tho acknowledged as
sstance Of any State or nation, with no COM
mission but what he derived from patriotism,
liberty, and justice he marched with his chosen
friends, and overthrow the tyranny of Sparta.
Nor was Argos and Thebes censured for having
afforded him refuge, countcnance, and protec-
ton. Nor was Ismenios, then at the head of
tne lneDah government, hccuseu OF having de-
parted from the duties Of his station because he
obeyed the impulses Of benevolence and COM
passion towards an oppressed people, and gave
that private assistance which he could not pub
hcly avow Sixty years ago our own country
was engaged in similar struggle for freedom,
and the attempt was scoffed by the nobility and
royalty Of all Europe MS bold, dangerous, and
novel. That free people should so soon no
quire the cant and jargon Of emperors Is to us
passingly strange and humiliating.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-30

RECRUITS ron CUBA.--We published in yes
terday's paper the call of g Many Patriots
upon all persons disposed to join in the q lber-
alton of Cuba" to enrol themselves at the
Adelphi House, on Governor street. How many
aspirants for fame and the perquisites Of war
responded to the call, we have not been in
formed. Yesterday the Cuban flag was dis
played from the upper story of the building
occupied in part by friend Sutherland as gun
store. It attracted much attention, and doubt
less inspired some of those who gazed upon it
with desire to aid the Cubans, or rather the
American expeditionists, in their attempt to
revolutionize the government of the "gem of
the Antilles. Rich. Rep.