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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-11
TnIdEGKAPH DISPATCHES.
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~ New ORLEANS, Dec. 8.
:. The Delta has received Mexican dates Of
the goth ult. ten days later.
The Congress Committee on the, Tehuan-
tepec proposition, reported bin granting
contract to Senoro Batauge. fllL
y The intelligence Of the defeat of Gen.
Bleneto by the French Count, Raonsas de
Boulonis confirmed. The latter has pro-
claimed Sonora Independent and attached to
the French government. 80
The revolution was still progressing every
where. No battle had been fought between
Gen. Uraji AMI G en-. Baiday, the leader Of
the federal troops, but the latter was in a
fortified camp, and hid been ordered to sur
render by Ursj,. His situation was very
critical, as there was little probability of as
sistance from the Capital.
Congress had mad, an appropriation of
S6oJ,0vo for current expenses, and decided
to impeIch one tn, former minister's.
The ps,2le OF e ldajara received General
Uregl AMI his force OF nearly 400 men with
great enthusiasm.
:, Judge Conkling had arrived at the City OF
n exico, OF the l4th of Nov, but had not
yetpresented his credentials.
~, - WAsHiscroS, Dec. 9th.
s~prems Court met yesterday. The death
of Webster, Clay, Judge Mckinley and John
Sergeant WIS announced and appropriate
eniogies and customary resolutions were
passed.
Erie, Dec. 9th.
;. Joseph Rosenthal, convicted at the last
term OF the u s. District Court of attempting
to enter false invoice at the Custom house
at Baltimore was sentenced yesterday to six
months Imprisonment and fined Sl,So0.
% BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.
Ellen Cappelrn, ballet girl at the Front
Street Theatre, fell from above last night OF
the stage ami was instantly killed.
lf PIrrssrRG, Dec. 10, NJ.
The Rive station airy, feet water in the
channel. Weather cloudy and cool. :.
~ CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.
The River has fallen 4 in hes since last
evening. sfsa sas ah
LorIsvIttE. Deco.
Very little was cone In the market yesterday.
Ia -four, icw mall LOIS sold from Store ~ 81 for
pcTiiss Nh 80 65e paic25 59c. Hay hrin al : III la
lots. with upv rdtsndsrcy
La sugar. sala> OF 20 uhs sale Of - bbi'
.phsat,a n0lass : ~ &c and 80 btla at .5cf Small
sales Of coSsc II loo.
-i4fi - yYw OEnrAxs. Dee. a.
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OF FARLoR STOVES AND

JUST RECEIVED, per steamers Sam Gloon and Pawn.
large and handsome assortment OF Patlor Stoves for
wood and coal; also few fhe Mantle Iornamented)
farlor Crates of the Elest STYLES The above goods
were bought a the old prices and before the rise in all
kinds Of castings. Call and examine the bestn cheap
est l"tofsov-s in the mark ct
On hand few ofCummings patent self heating Irons.
The best article made We are agents for this eornty,
and wiitkeep supply hereafter
how'll -I-4 J. p. SCHWING & CO.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NTEwb .R6 Of The Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance
vi cemIany notified chat the assessments for s5a
due and in my hands for collection. Tn sc in
terested requested to call without delay and pay the
same. nov2i div q. w. RATHBONE.Agcnt.
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DLAyK BOOKS.--wc are now receiving an excel
Tent aid large assortment Of all kinds of Blank Book
in addition 10 former stock.
noyII RATHBOyE e. WHEELER.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

10 KNFSHINtT GOODS. 81 "a. ;
Consisting OF an elegant and n|ralff
exSssue large assortment of custome tfIuuU
made bosom Shirts shirt collars. ~ "
cryats Of superior quality ard beautiful patterns, silk
Knit cotton drawers Shirts gloves, suspendcrs and
every other article usH: ~ found IN the nsye
stabiisilnent of tlp. country q
cA In connection with their large stock ef e3kEsS
3k5H clothing they will keep file assert y&|123
GKiH nieiit ~ CAMS Superior HATS c Ars. -
Also all kiffs'o UBion Mexican California Leghoru
Pananla aud other STYLES Of hats with variety Of -
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. 4 vIII u oI4It tIII- 80 n aus
80 * IA Olh'd shirt
ing * sLeet.ng.... .alOs
5-4 o do do lbalss
Adams blue and or
ziige Iruts- -s-.-. . a9s
R0b.son * Merinack
blue and Orange
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hR. BURCH Dentist will Leave for the East the las
H. of next week. Those who have had operation:
quested TO call without delay. Those who have had op
crations completed also requested to call move
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BuTCgER STOP,
80 J. B. MEsxEa,

JUr RECEIVED by steamer, Iasies patcrt heather
- kos,nih Boots, Ladies' cLaielcd kOssu Boots; la
dies Jehny Lind Doots ladies Bronze, kossus and Lace
Boots. For sale by package or s'ngle pair. y =
10 v. K. HENDRICKS &. GO.
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observation-disclosures, Cloves. Whole aud Ground
y Pepper and Anspice, Ginger in papers and n bulk
Mustard. Fancy Soaps, sulphur, Roll Birthstone EPSON
Salts, Logwmi Alum, Copperas. etc. etc., just reed
pcr Cape May aad for sale low by
~ s. E.GILBEkT N 20.
Eos9 (, sycamore near Water.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel,

Cor pest Broad,eay and Franklin street. Me York
this Establishment can be very correct Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head tongue ard hands in notion
only representation the kind in the country The largest
and best collection Dcent and Modern Coins the u S.
The figure of Soldier III the Continental Uniform; blue
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Breeches CATERS &C., Also, Birds OF Various Plum
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from the neck down the middle They grown and
perfectly formed, and were bought from the town of Lyme
Live White Rat from Berks Penn .Aami,ianee GRAFT
IS. Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
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ters Beef Seakr Mutton Chops &c. provided
at any hour.
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it charge Thomas Riley in the quality Gifts
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In superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their spcc
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OF the City FREE CHARGE.
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has now become fact, acknowledged by the
letter and many other diseases, BREsrLtsorR,s FLuD
EXTRACT or SARsAPARLLA DANDEL,os, Ia decidedly
above all other preparations Ispeaks
used; and although have taken the pains ci hhr
published ough the papers, or appointing agents
for the sale oft yet almost weekly receiving or
dcrs Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons, who by chance means have heard
OF wonderful curative The following Is from
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used 1t for
very serious diseased
DEAR DocToR: r-..r e.F.,s
.. The two bottles ofmedicine got from 80
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured mel please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF Our
city, qiack medicine, for have made them ae
quanted with the component parts; and to all
such have not the opportunity OF making It known
to- that il entirely free from all minerals, and is not in
the least Incompatible with any the preparations
dine, Fowler's solution or other properties q -
had at Paxton & Lakes, and +. Yahrng and soil
wholesale and retail by
- BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va
July 81, 49, fll'tf E&E ~
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
PowELL's FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

| POwELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
aad ye T a1G es6 10
eiing place is situated eight miles east OF be-
building Gone In length
has been completed and Is ready for the reception oil
boARDERS; and number OF Cottages, or the OF
Families, been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE Blue and BLACK
SULPIirR, LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
the OF own abnssoy They . send
sufficient nifty OF pune water TO supply many thousands
SIM the gradually rising the south and east until
it teaches the western base OF the Mansanuen, from
most enchanting landscape views In the country To the
south south east anu east there are number OF mounds
% TO above the level bottom and to the
OF the SpIings Many these vations can
The Fort Mountain with Its picturesque scenery
ting spurs deep raSines its lofty peaks presents
rano anna when, outline and pleasing variety is
is by any mountain scenery in Virginia In.
the Mansanutten Fort Mountains embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be be
addition to The Springs pIopef there are number Of
eeehF.ied Ihs o"ntaS Sprpr 10 ysfds dssnt the
Cold Spring, short distance from this B Immediately
To the Springs about quarters OF
mile. gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Chay
Beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur springs
which belle. ed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visers coming rom the North East. can enter the
e mes S
north east omt he Springs The rugged grandeur this
defile, the rocks towering the very Clouds
| strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On arriving at the Springs the invalid with
drawn and peplexitics tolls and monotony
busy world and Ieeuperate his exhausted
ges by quatng the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. partakng OF the rich yians that are daily
prepared for the nouIishment or his frail body
We will state, the benefit those who NAV not be
awa the fact that we large farm attached TO
the Springs hee hava their horses pastured
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest LIQUORS
Cigars, Tobacco, DC
ostler will be in attendance and servants
to the different departments OF the house; and
that contribute to the comfort or the
guests. wa .U i E...H
Persons visiting the Springs from the Morrill, leave
Baltimore In the morning, and arrive here next morn
ing by the Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South will leave staunton in the morning.
at Woodstockto dinner, and the Springs to tea.
For the amusement OF those who may wish partiei
in such exercises aTen Pin Alley has been
A bath House. with everything requisite Bathing
has been erected for the aecommodatio OF visitors
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PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN wHIG REVIEW


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tor and EHtor number OF the leading Wing Members Of
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Earnestly approving tho paE OF such National organ
long needed and OF manifest Importance undersigned
agree to contr butte for its from tme to time sueh
BE- necessary 10 set forth and dc.
fend the doctrines Of tbs United Wing Party the Union
Signed by George P Marsh, Daniel, D. Barnard, ING
pherson Berrien, J. R. Ingerson 3. 10y Morris, L
Clingman, Daniel Webster r. C. Winthrop, Thomas hut
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, j. p Kennedy VIM s. Archer,
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

go AS II 1871 -sr-.a..-
Being narratives scenes and Incidents in the real LIVE
THE LowLY.' ny ". L. g. Smith, Esq
The object OF lhe author is represent the condition OF
the Slave III his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
cations and pastimes, the relations between and
the mistaken Impulses nd conceived views OF
Northern Phlanhropst, &c, &c., and TO represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural forms, the
displayed in the humbest lot OF society thus showing
that III tile Of the at LEAST contentrHf besos
happiness Than ,edo and at the represent,
class OF people, viz The Planter 10 justice
every day life, well calculated to win the amiublc judg
nent OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia a.r
2-The Pianiation-Uncle Toms Laziness
3-Sobrety and Mcrrimcnt.
u. The Punishment.
6-Thc School Master.
C-FamiIy OF the Planter. ....... -.rs.. T. ,
1-Schooi Keeping.
=. S-The Secret League of Rebellion.
a. 9-The Surprise.
lo-lndepeudence Day.
- 1.-The Overseer
I2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom. .s.
1SUnclc Tom and Dnah.
i4-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
ard Dinah.
I5-Cassy. .r .a.--.
lG-Sunday.
1.-THE ovcrseer's Communication TO the Planter.
:" lS-The Suspicion. ....t
iS-School Master 3 Uncasiness and Departure.
20-Unelc Toms Motions of Freedom.
- 2i-His Determination 10 go 10 the State of Free
dcn.'
a. 22-The Escape
23-The Pursuit.
2i-Buaalo-Thc Boot black.
o5-Haiu Times.
26-Uncie Toms Soliloquy.
!" 2I--The Alarm. 81.
=. 2s-.imcrican Hotel.
2t-Thc Fee Negro. ~.
3l-Courage, Quictudc and Contcntnent.
3l-Niagara Falls, Clifton House. Canadr.
32-The Interview between isser and Slave.
=" 3i-'1iack to Old Virginia. -'. =
35-Coneusion of. '.Hr
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